Resident Evil Requiem launches next month, and to start building momentum for the game, Capcom will broadcast a new look at it today. If you're interested in checking out new content for the survival-horror adventure, here's a closer look at how you can tune in for it.

When does the Resident Evil Showcase start?

The Resident Evil Showcase will kick off at 2 PM PT / 5 PM ET today, January 15. Outside of the US, you can catch it at the following times:

• 2 PM PT
• 5 PM ET
• 10 PM GMT
• 7 AM JST (January 16)
• 8 AM AEST (January 16)

Where to watch the Resident Evil Showcase?

Like other Capcom streams, you can catch the showcase on the company's official Resident Evil YouTube and Twitch channels.

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A world of long ago. The protagonist, Kear, sets out on an adventure to rescue Claire, a daughter of the heavens who is also his fiancée, who has been kidnapped by monsters. However, behind this is a plot to destroy the world by the resurrection of the demon king Lucifer. One of the PC Engine's masterpiece RPGs, with a rare theme of Celtic mythology and the love between men and women. The majestic BGM, which matches the visual scenes and the story, is a must-listen masterpiece. In addition to the story, there are many elements to keep you engaged, such as searching for rare weapons for each character, and the gameplay is also attractive, so players will not get bored.

The "Poem of Angels" series is one of the best PC Engine RPGs, with a rare theme of Celtic mythology and the love between men and women. The story is set in a different world 100 years after the previous work. The main character Fate meets Rihanna, a girl who has lost her memory, and goes on a journey to save her. The battle with the forces of darkness begins again in another world beyond the dimensions. The main character from the previous work, Kur, also appears, and the heavy scenario that continues from the previous work, along with famous lines and famous music, will stir your emotions. In addition to the story, there are many elements to keep you busy, such as searching for rare weapons for each character, and the gameplay is also attractive, so players will not get bored.

A surreal, hyperrealistic first-person horror game that will push you to the edge of your seat. You play as Anne, a victim of bullying, trapped in a nightmarish world where you must escape from terrifying monsters while uncovering the mystery of Akidearest. Anne is forced to come to terms with her past's most painful choices. However, she's not alone. Many horrible creatures wander around and follow her every step... Will Anne be able to get out? UNFOLLOW focuses on social issues and the dark influence of social media. Uncover Anne's secrets and discover her past. Escape the surreal labyrinth of her guilt.

C. Epstein, the father of the Orbal Revolution, predicted the end of the Zemuria continent. As that "X-Day" approaches, a single Orbal rocket is about to be launched from a huge base built in the land of Kunlun. "Can humans reach the outer atmosphere?" "What is at the end of the continent?" "Can humanity know the truth of the 'world'?" As the whole world focuses its attention on this great historic undertaking, a young man from the "Spriggan" and other forces from all over the country are about to gather in a certain place in the Oredo Autonomous Region, which could be called the technological singularity. Will the single path that aims for the distant heavens become the future of Zemuria...or...

Craftlings is a game about smart building, resource management and developing automated production chains for growth, wealth, and glory. You tend to a cluster of Craftlings based across diverse biomes, and work with them to gather resources and construct buildings. With these humble folk, you’ll assign tasks, grow your settlement, optimise production chains, and upgrade your Town Hall to unlock new building types. Can you help them find a place to call home?

Spoilers for this week's episode of Fallout to follow.

Ring a ding ding! Another week, another episode of Fallout. Last week’s episode was notable because it showed our heroes Lucy (Ella Purnell) and Cooper (Walton Goggins) finally arrive at the iconic strip from Fallout: New Vegas. Though the pair had hoped to find Lucy’s father, Hank (Kyle Maclachlan), they were instead greeted by a horrific sight: a Deathclaw, one of Fallout’s most iconic enemies. Elsewhere, Norm (Moisés Arias) and the Vault-Tec junior executives from Vault 31 are exploring the Los Angeles wasteland in hopes of finding Vault-Tec’s headquarters. With plenty of tense situations and big set-ups hanging in the air, let’s dive into this week’s adventure in the Mojave wasteland.

The episode opens with Lucy and Cooper encountering the Deathclaw on the strip. Horrified at the sight of the creature, they quickly realize there is not one but three Deathclaws, making them fully surrounded. Knowing the danger they’re in, Cooper suggests running and staying out of sight. While hidden, Lucy asks Cooper which weapon he suggests they use to take them on. Knowing none of them will work, he takes a sack of grenades and throws it out as a distraction by shooting it. With the Deathclaws occupied, Cooper and Lucy escape to the backside of The Strip into the neighborhood of Freeside.

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The Minecraft-like adventure game Hytale is out now in early access, and it's been a bumpy, unusual road to release. Here is a quick primer on Hytale's lengthy development, cancellation, and resurrection, culminating in its release on January 13.

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• What is Hytale?

What is Hytale?

Hytale is an adventure game that "blends the freedom of a sandbox with the momentum of an RPG." The game is set in a procedurally generated world that has dungeons to explore and creatures to interact with. The game has Minecraft-like stylized graphics.

The game launched on January 13 in early access with "core" systems, including exploration, combat, building, minigames, and community-run servers. The game will expand over time with more features.

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Rockstar Games has removed a fan-made mission simulating the assassination of Charlie Kirk from its popular online crime sim Grand Theft Auto Online, with the publisher even banning the conservative activist's name to prevent similar missions from appearing.

As reported by IGN, developer Rockstar North introduced a new feature in the A Safehouse in the Hills update on December 10, allowing GTA Online players to create and share unofficial missions within the game. Not long after the tool was released, however, users began populating the mission directory with recreations of Charlie Kirk's assassination, with one titled "We are Charlie Kirk" being perhaps the most prominent of them.

Now, according to a January 13 Variety report, Rockstar Games has removed this and added Kirk's name to its repository of banned words. Sources told Variety that the "profanity filter" the company refers to internally will be renamed to underscore that the tool isn't used only to flag obscenities but also various harmful content, too.

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The launch of Hytale in early access yesterday saw over 400,000 people watching the game on Twitch. There is also speculation that the Minecraft-inspired sandbox game has reached almost 3 million sales, though there's confusion around that number currently.

PC Gamer reported on the Hytale's popularity on Twitch, citing 420,000 viewers on January 13. At the time of publication, Hytale has around 112,000 viewers on Twitch, putting it only behind games like League of Legends and Grand Theft Auto V. In addition, a massive rumored concurrent-players for Hytale has been making the rounds, though the figure--2.8 million--seems too good to be true. It all stems from a stream posted by Hytale News on YouTube. GameSpot has reached out to developer Hypixel Studios about the statistic.

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Keep in mind PUBG holds the Steam record for most concurrent players with over 3.2 million people in January 2018. So, it's seemingly hard to believe Hytale is close to that achievement within 24 hours of release, especially considering you need to download the game from the Hytale website.

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