Star Wars Fan Imagines The Dream Mandalorian Game We All Want To Play
A video game based on The Mandalorian isn’t currently in development, but one fan of the hit Star Wars show has created a tantalizing mock-up of what a potential game starring the iconic bounty hunter could look like. Over on Twitter, EA DICE UI technical designer GavMakesGames has shared several screenshot mockups for a dream Mandalorian game. The screenshots focus on Din Djarin, character customization, slick typography, and an eye-catching main menu design that bears a slight resemblance to Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. Come from Sports betting site VPbet
“Back at it again making mock-ups for games that don’t exist,” GavMakesGames tweeted. “Here’s some UX/UI art and design practice I’ve been doing in recen…
Experience A Prehistoric Adventure In Play’n GO Sequel- Raging Rex 3
Play’n GO, a leading Swedish-based iGaming supplier, has officially launched Raging Rex 3, the sequel to the original hit, Raging Rex, a dinosaur-themed slot that once again features the already widely-known angry reptile.
The new video slot joins a pair of recently released trademarked installments to player-favorite franchises. the aforementioned Raging Rex, Raging Rex 2, Sweet Alchemy, Sweet Alchemy 2, Sweet Alchemy 100 and Book of Dead series.
Outstanding visual:
Aligning with its name, the main theme of the slot is the already mentioned Raging Rex, a large tyrannosaurus rex, which is on the hunt. In the background of the reels, players may see the rich nature characteristic of the Cretaceous period reminiscen…
Holland Casino Enschede Celebrates Grand Reopening After Year-Long Renovation
On September 19, Holland Casino celebrated the grand reopening of its Enschede location, following an extensive year-long renovation that has transformed the venue into a more modern and guest-friendly establishment. The reopening, which was marked by a private event, featured a ceremonial act led by Mayor Roelof Bleker. The newly revamped casino now meets all the standards set by Holland Casino for its modern facilities and is once again prepared to offer an enhanced experience to its guests.
The four-story casino, situated in the heart of Enschede, has undergone significant updates to align with Holland Casino’s vision for a modern gaming environment. A key feature of the renovation is the redesigned entrance, which now allows more daylight to flood the casino floor, a factor …
Michigan Tribe Continues to Pursue Land-Based Casino Expansion
For more than a decade, the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians (SSM Tribe) has been making efforts to expand its land-based presence with the development of two new casinos. While the Tribe currently operates five Kewadin Casinos around Michigan’s upper peninsula, it has been pursuing expansion to Lansing and New Boston.
The efforts of the SSM Tribe included purchasing land at the two aforementioned locations back in 2012. At the time, the Tribe purchased 2.3 acres of land in Lansing, as well as 71 acres in New Boston. Ultimately, the land was expected to be used by the Tribe for its new casinos which are expected to bring economic stimulus
A heap of award-winning indie games are currently on sale at Steam-
The annual Independent Games Festival has been responsible for highlighting a bunch of each year’s best indie games, from critical darlings to student projects. Right now, Steam is partnering with the IGF and indie publisher Crunching Koalas for the IGF Celebration Days, a sale that runs until July 20 and offers discounts on IGF award winners from both this and previous years.
That means you can get Sam Barlow and Half Mermaid’s brain-bending cinemaphile puzzler Immortality for 50% off, its lowest price yet. Or you could fill a gap in your library with Barlow’s previous award-winner, Her Story, which is currently 90% off. This year’s well-liked sci-fi clone saga 1000xResist is 10% off, while a bundle containing all three of Night School’s talky adventures—Oxenfree, Oxenfree …
Blast goblins in a cave in the demo for stylish, roguelike shooter Sulfur-
Upcoming indie shooter Sulfur has you taking roguelike shots at an ever-shifting labyrinth of beasties, goblins, ghouls, and baddies as a gun-toting priest with a talking amulet and a drive for revenge. It’s a cool cel-shaded mix of old-school shooter and roguelike with a bit of platforming thrown in for good measure.
Sulfur’s big twist is that it’s not just a go-until-you-die Roguelike: It’s secretly an extraction shooter as well: You want to abort each run just before you go dry on health and ammunition so that you can keep as much loot as possible to spend at the shops and fill your reserves between runs.
I wasn’t entirely sure about that aspect until I tried the demo, which made me realize it’s more compelling than I thought. Tucking away all those spare molotov co…
Microsoft demos how AI, which is famously ‘accurate’, can help players figure out what to build in Minecraft
During Microsoft’s Surface and AI event, the firm outlined the future of Windows, Surface AI PCs, and the new Microsoft Copilot AI features. They did this, of course, through the classy medium of a Minecraft Let’s Play.
While you can’t watch any streams from the actual showcase itself, you can see a small clip that was posted by an attendee on Twitter, which shows a snippet from the Minecraft and Copilot demonstration. It’s only 20 seconds long, but it showed the Copilot software explaining to a player how to make a sword, discussing what items they’d need, and how it’s used.
“You’ll need some materials,” Copilot says during the presentation. “Can you open your inventory, just press E on your keyboard.” After the player asks if they have what is needed to make a sword, Cop…