Ubisoft has faced criticism from Japanese players for trying to convince audiences that Assassin's Creed: Shadows is historically accurate. Brooke Davis, the game's assistant narrative director, stated in an interview with IGN Japan that the story told in the game is historical fiction.
This statement caused a negative reaction from Japanese players, as Ubisoft had previously stated that the game strives for historical accuracy. As a result, Japanese players expressed their dissatisfaction with the company's hypocrisy and its approach to using Japanese history in the game's story. Ubisoft attempted to convince the Japanese of the game's historical accuracy, but despite this, their efforts were not supported by the Japanese audience.
Astrum Entertainment has officially unveiled Bellatores, a new Action MMORPG that will be released in Russia and the CIS. Players will find themselves in a brutal and realistic world of medieval fantasy, where five great factions fight for dominance using strategy, political intrigue and combat skills. This project promises a deep role-playing experience with complete freedom of character development and a dynamic combat system that makes every fight unpredictable.
The new team PvPvE first-person shooter offers unique multi-arena mechanics and transformable weapons, and the events unfold in a futuristic world where corporations have long held power, and gladiatorial battles have become commonplace.
Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl has a ton of Easter eggs scattered throughout the Zone. In addition to the apocalyptic landscape and terrifying mutated creatures, the game contains hidden secrets, pop culture references, and allusions.
The ESforce eSports holding, together with the Russian Computer Sports Federation, with the assistance of the BASE platform, announced the start of the first tournament in the new Superball series – EPIC Superball: Season 1. The competition will be held from December 7 to 22 and will include three key stages: open qualifications, a group tournament and a playoff.