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How The Developers Of Peak Primarily Made The Game Out Of Jealousy
Peak has officially become a sleeper hit with gamers. The co-op climbing game recently reached over one million sales in under a week and is in the top 40 of the most-streamed games of the past few months. The game was created as a partnership between Another Crab's Treasure developer Aggro Crab and Content Warning creators from Landfall, with most of the development taking place during a month-long jam session.
In an interview with PC Gamer, Aggro Crab studio head Nick Kaman talked about the making of the game and being jealous of Landfall's whirlwind method with Content Warning that he felt "turned everything we know about game development upside-down."
At the time, Aggro Crab was about to launch its biggest game ever, Another Crab’s Treasure, an intense three-year-plus-long project that he felt burned out his team. "While it was a success, Content Warning was a much bigger one made in much less time," Kaman said via email. Lucky for Kaman's team, there was already an established friendly relationship between the studios, so when he asked if they could join the other team in Seoul, they got an enthusiastic yes.
Continue Reading at GameSpotThe Outer Worlds 2 Has Been Developed With Help From Halo Devs
Later this year The Outer Worlds 2 will take players to a distant colony world called Arcadi, where they can shoot their way out of trouble with a new assortment of weapons. According to the game's director, Brandon Adler, Obsidian Entertainment knew the sequel needed to be a significant improvement over The Outer Worlds. To achieve that goal, the team turned to the developers of Halo for advice.
"We ... talked to the Halo folks," Adler tells The Guardian. "They gave us a huge list of stuff and said, 'You guys should target this… you should add that to your weapon configurations.'" Adler also says that Obsidian "did a full breakdown on Destiny, because we love how that [gunplay] felt.'"
Adler notes that the sequel doesn't have loading screens before entering buildings like its predecessor, and the weapons have been revamped with fresh options and customizable features.
Continue Reading at GameSpotEpic Wins Legal Judgment Against Fortnite Cheater
Late last year, Epic Games filed a lawsuit against a Fortnite player named Sebastian Araujo alleging that he used cheating software on multiple occasions during tournament play that allowed him to beat players who followed the game's rules. Now, Epic has announced that the court has made a summary judgment in its favor, in part because Araujo never responded to the lawsuit.
Epic shared the news on social media and noted that the judgment was for $175,000. Additionally, Araujo has been banned from Fortnite for life. Epic also stated that it plans to donate any money it collects to Child's Play, a charity that provides sick children in hospitals with toys and games to keep their spirits raised and encourage healing.
THIS JUST IN: The Judge ruled in our favor after the cheater ignored our lawsuit. The player is required to pay $175,000 and we’ll donate what we collect to charity. They are also banned from playing Fortnite forever. https://t.co/on0dYWBdq4
— Fortnite Competitive (@FNCompetitive) June 25, 2025This outcome shouldn't be too surprising, as Epic has aggressively gone after cheaters as well unscrupulous players who sell cheating programs. In 2022, Epic won a sizable amount from an Australian Fortnite cheat maker and donated the settlement to Child's Play. Earlier this year, Epic took action against pro Fortnite player Morgan Bamford aka RepulseGod and banned them from ever taking part in the game's organized tournaments again. Bamford subsequently apologized and returned the prize money to Epic, which once again donated the total to Child's Play.
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How To Unlock The Monorail In Death Stranding 2
Are you planning on unlocking the Monorail in Death Stranding 2: On the Beach? This mode of transport is one of the most integral in your quest to connect regions to the Chiral Network. It allows you to move around numerous goods from one location to the next with ease.
How to unlock the Monorail in Death Stranding 2 - Monorail guideThe Monorail is unlocked after the events of Order 12: Investigate Unusual Tar Currents Near F1. Here's a quick summary:
- Upon reaching Sector F1, you'll fight a giant Mecha BT.
- Defeating this opponent leads to conversations with the settlement's leader and Fragile.
- The next day, Sam will be able to talk to the lead NPC once more. He'll be presented with a task to restore power to a nearby mine.
To unlock the Monorail in Death Stranding 2, make sure you've loaded up the required resources--i.e. Resins and Special Alloys--onto your vehicle. Also, you should have at least 2,000 Chiral Crystals in your inventory.
Continue Reading at GameSpotHow To Fast Travel In Death Stranding 2
Are you wondering about how to unlock fast travel in Death Stranding 2: On the Beach? While you can roam around freely while riding a vehicle, there's an even speedier mode of transport that can get you to various locations easily. We've got a guide that has all the details that you need.
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To unlock fast travel in the game, you must progress further into the campaign until you complete Order 12: Investigate Unusual Tar Currents Near F1. This entails heading to the West Fort Knot area in the western part of the map.
Order 12 and the Mecha BT boss fightAfter the cutscene, you'll find yourself face to face against a terrifying Mecha BT boss. This octopus-esque monstrosity is no pushover either, since it uses its tentacles to smash you. But, if you focus-fire on its face and the circular vents with orange glows, you should be able to bring it down in no time.
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