Much like its predecessors, Dawn of the Monsters sees players take control of monsters in battles against other monsters.
So why am I telling you all of this? Well, 13AM Games and publisher WayForward have announced that their beat-’em-up Dawn of the Monsters will launch for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC via Steam in early 2022. We were subsequently spoiled with several other games in that style, notably Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee and its sequels, along with the Incognito Entertainment’s War of the Monsters. While they weren’t the deepest fighters, they did give us the dream of battling other kaiju in one-on-one battles. Old school gamers of kaiju mayhem remember SNK’s King of the Monsters games. Obviously, this is for the PC version of the game, but you can snag that on Steam or GOG for pretty cheap these days.Īnd, if you haven’t already gotten an Xbox Game Pass, Bethesda has recently added their Fallout games to the service. Hey, if you needed another excuse to jump back into what many still feel is one of the best modern Fallout games, this is as good as any excuse. These NPCs were never actually placed in the game, so expect some “creative license” to be taken with this one. Those aren’t the only NPCs PushTheWinButton is planning to restore, as they’re currently making a mod which also restores cut NPCs to Freeside, as well. In addition, there are supposed to be seven ‘scripted scenes’ that occur on The Strip, but given their complexity, that will have to be saved for a future update.
They don’t provide any additional quests for the player, but just add more to the atmosphere you’d expect from something like The Strip. The Strip NPCs Uncut restores 12 NPCs, which were cut for performance issues. Nevertheless, this mod accomplishes that. It’s no secret that Obsidian had to chop some things from the final game, and diehard modders have managed to put back a lot of them into the game, including PushTheWinButton’s The Strip NPCs Uncut mod, which restores NPCs that were originally meant to be populating The Strip.Īs the modder explains, part of the issue for getting these NPCs back into the game was “due to difficulty in deciphering the scripts related to the Strip”.
There’s something missing along that New Vegas Strip: people.
We all love Fallout: New Vegas, but let’s be honest.
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