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Push Square surveys reader sentiment on the PS Plus Extra and Premium lineups for March 2026, highlighting new additions like Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 and Persona 5 Royal on Extra, plus Blasphemous 2, Metal Eden, Madden NFL 26, and Tekken: Dark Resurrection (PSP) for Premium; polls show a mix of opinions among subscribers.
Kotaku recommends six games to play over the weekend, including Blasphemous 2, a challenging Metroidvania with a frustrating boss; Baldur's Gate 3, a CRPG that feels better with a controller; Armored Core VI, a mech game with stunning visuals and immersive gameplay; Dominion, a deck-building board game perfect for strategizing on the fly; Sea of Stars, a colorful RPG reminiscent of classic SNES games; and Demon Turf, a charming 2D/3D platformer with a retro aesthetic.
In this week's episode of Zero Punctuation, Yahtzee reviews En Garde! and Blasphemous 2. He also discusses other major games he has recently reviewed, such as Baldur's Gate 3 and Final Fantasy XVI. Yahtzee, the longest-standing talent at The Escapist, has been writing and producing Zero Punctuation since 2007. He has a background in game journalism, solo game development, and novel writing.
Blasphemous 2, a Metroidvania game developed by The Game Kitchen, effectively combines exploration and storytelling in a grim world filled with religious imagery. While the boss fights are uneven, the game offers strong mechanics and systems that match its overt storytelling themes. The vast explorable world is complemented by a helpful teleport system and unique weapons that gate progress. However, the contextualization of major enemies falls flat, and some boss fights are uninspired. Overall, Blasphemous 2 successfully weaves narrative and combat into a rewarding experience.
Blasphemous 2, the highly anticipated sequel to the acclaimed action adventure game, has released 16 minutes of raw gameplay footage showcasing its impressive art direction and expanded gameplay depth, including the ability to choose between different weapon types. With a larger scope than its predecessor, Blasphemous 2 is expected to deliver a satisfying experience for fans of the original game.
Blasphemous 2, the sequel to the popular pixel art game, will be released on PS5 on August 24, 2023, according to a leaked trailer on the PlayStation Store. The game will continue where its predecessor left off and promises a new world filled with mysteries and secrets to discover, as well as monstrous foes to defeat. More information, including pre-orders and prices, is expected to be announced soon.
A trailer for Blasphemous 2 was accidentally uploaded to the PS Store, revealing that the game will release on August 24th for PS5. The sequel will continue where its predecessor left off and promises a new world filled with mysteries and secrets to discover. More information, including pre-orders and prices, is expected to be announced soon.