The Blood Knights are a supernatural, melee-hybrid class that are vampiric in nature. Now Playing: Diablo Immortal | Blood Knight Class Cinematic Reveal Trailer Wonderful.By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's It's a beautiful puzzle adventure about a space gnome that takes place in a series of serene, bizarre settings. Designed by Super Hexagon maker Terry Cavanagh, with Marlowe Dobbe's art and Chipzel's tunes on top this is a dungeon-crawling adventure with great wit and surreal charm.Īnd if you want something more easygoing, may we humbly suggest new Apple Arcade game Samorost 3.

It's as handsome and slick as you'd expect from a CD Projekt Red game, and is super replayable due to its roguelike elements, which mean no two playthroughs are the same.Įlsewhere, there's strategy battler Dicey Dungeons, a delightfully offbeat game made by some proper artisan indie game talent. Much like fellow Gwent-based spin-off Thronebreaker, it takes the card game you might have played in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and builds a single-player game around it. It was announced and released all at once this week, and it's called Rogue Mage. Surprise! There's a new Gwent game out, the spin-off series set in CD Projekt Red's world of The Witcher. It would almost be more surprising if something wasn't in the works. All of that considered, Bungie co-developing a Destiny mobile game with NetEase feels legit. You've also got PlayStation in the picture, which is acquiring Bungie, and has been repeatedly talking up their ambitions in mobile games. NetEase is also a go-to studio for big western developers bringing their games to mobile - it helped make Diablo Immortal and Dead By Daylight Mobile, for example.

And job ads for roles at Bungie that require experience making mobile games have been spotted before. NetEase invested $100 million in Bungie in 2019, so they already have a business relationship. The tenuous nature of the reports means all of this should be taken with a pinch of salt, but the logic here is actually pretty sound. The Game Post then cites a source who confirms NetEase has been developing a Destiny mobile game with Bungie for the last two years. The story was first published on The Game Post, which says it spotted a reference to a Bungie mobile game on the LinkedIn profile of someone who works at Chinese game-maker NetEase. Pretty much every gaming site you can think of reported a rumor suggesting Bungie is working on a Destiny game for mobile this week.

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