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The games developed by Serafini Productions have been a mystery for years. Confusion with studios that were constantly embroiled in scandals and repeatedly delayed release dates did not bode well for the launch of the Broken Lore series, which tells a core story with small, short stories marked by self-discovery and guilt.
Broken Lore Low takes us to the small town of Kirisame Mura, where aspiring singer Naomi is trying her luck in the music industry. She is accompanied by her boyfriend, the music producer, and, of course, the competition she has to beat. But it quickly becomes clear that something is not right here.
The game focuses less on jump scares and animations, and much more on telling the story and providing background information through lighting, atmosphere, and tone. Although the content seems very minimalistic, with only two to three hours of gameplay, the game (and its sequels) manages to convey a lot while showing very little. Most of the story is told through what is not shown or visualized.
At first glance, the scenes and graphic changes are very confusing, but nevertheless very coherent. This is evident, for example, in the rough pixel retro graphics. These elements tell of leaps in time, backgrounds, and further lore that fundamentally differ from the basic game. What is unexpected is that mini-games can be skipped to avoid frustration and focus on the story.
When searching for new horror games, it's difficult to find something new that captivates you. However, Serafini Productions presents a different, simple concept that offers low barriers to entry but has a lasting impact. Easy to play, easy to consume, but with long-lasting appeal—that's how Broken Lore Low can be summed up for those who are looking for games that stimulate thought and don't focus on action and fear.
What's going on this September? One great game release follows another, and demos and Twitch promotions are also being rolled out thick and fast. Starting today, the open demo for Anno 117 Pax Romana, which was already exhibited and released at gamescom, will be available..
Twitch DropsThis time, it takes two hours to receive the loot from participating streamers, and it's really impressive, too, as it's the Aquarius ship skin, which can be used decoratively in the game. The drops will also be available on the smashthebunny Twitch channel.
When is the event happening?Start : Tuesday, 2nd september 12:00 CEST / 10:00 UTCEnd: Tuesday, 16th september 12:00 CEST / 10:00 UTC
It has been 13 years since SEGA released the last major Sonic racing game. Following Sonic All Star Racing, Sonic Racing Crossworlds is now hitting the shelves, taking all the advantages of its predecessor and taking them to the next level. To test the servers and give everyone a taste of the game, the team is inviting players to take part in the open network test, and we will of course be testing the whole thing ourselves. So if you'd like to join in, you're more than welcome to do so. Pre-loading has already begun, which means you can already download the test version for your favorite platform.When does the networktest start?Start: Friday, August 29 5AM (CEST) End: Tuesday, September 2nd 5AM (CEST)Who can participate?All owners of an Epic account, a Steam account, Nintendo Switch 1 + 2 owners, owners of an Xbox Series X/S, or the Play Station 5 can participate. Nine tracks and seven cross worlds can be tested, and 12 characters are available to choose from during the test, who can show who is ahead in 21 vehicles. It is important to note that local multiplayer is not supported and the results and scores from the network test will not be carried over to the full version.
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