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Remothered: Broken Porcelain has revealed some of the horrors we can expect from it in a new trailer, and a release date has also been set. The game, which is a sequel to 2017’s Remothered: Tormented Fathers, will release August 25, 2020. It’s coming to Switch, PS4, Xbox One, and PC.

The game, from Italian developer Stormind Games, makes some bold claims in the trailer, which tells viewers that they can “experience the most terrifying, most suspenseful, horror game of the year.” Judging from the trailer, it offers a more traditional survival horror experience than most other recent horror titles.

You can watch the trailer below and gauge whether you’ll be able to handle the scares offered up by Remothered: Broken Porcelain later this year.

The game follows Jen and her friend Linn, two maids at the Ashmann Inn, who have become aware that something is not right in their place of work. It’ll be up to players to help them escape. The game will also directly follow events from the first game, and the search for Celeste Felton will continue.

If you’re hungry for more horror, it’s also worth checking out the trailer for the next Resident Evil title, Resident Evil: Village, which is coming in 2021.

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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and the battle royale game Warzone continue to introduce new microtransactions. The latest come in the form of a pair of weapon bundles, one of which features a brand-new ice pick melee weapon to finish your foes in icy style.

The “Notice Me III” bundle comes with the “Dream Dasher” SMG blueprint that features a specialized sight, barrel, ammo, and rear grip. It also features the “Chibi Trooper” weapon charm and the “Cute Cadet” sticker.

The other new bundle now available is the “Wendigo” bundle. It comes with “Psychosis” assault rifle, the “Evil Manifest” SMG, and the “Crevasse” ice pick weapon. This bundle also includes a “Taiga” skin for the Operator Krueger.

In its blog post, Activision did not announce price points for these new Modern Warfare/Warzone bundles, and they do not appear to be out yet, but the game’s other cosmetic bundles–of which there are many–range from around 800 Call of Duty Points to 1800 Call of Duty Points. These new bundles should go live soon.

In other news, Modern Warfare is adding the One in the Chamber mode this week, while the 50v50 Warzone Rumble deathmatch mode is staying in the game for the time being.

13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim, the new game from Vanillaware (Dragon’s Crown, Odin Sphere, Muramasa: The Demon Blade), has announced a western release date. The game, which released in Japan on November 28, 2019, will be available in the US and other English-language territories on September 8, 2020. A trailer has also been released, showing off the game’s incredible 2D art.

The game, which features 13 playable characters (hence the title) has a strong narrative focus that jumps between different time periods. It’s a 2D title that features top-down combat between mechs you can customize and various kaiju.

You can check it out in the trailer below, which shows off the game’s protagonists.

Vanillaware is known for its excellent, fast-paced combat, and the game was very well received in Japan. It was the only game nominated for the Seiun Award in the Media Category for the year of its release, and received awards and nominations in the Japan Game Awards, Famitsu Dengeki Game Award 2019, and Japan Otaku Awards.

At launch, 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim will only be playable in Japanese, as the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the game’s production schedule. However, a free patch will add an English voice acting option post-launch.

The game is exclusive to PlayStation 4.

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Fortnite‘s latest in-game event, The Device, was a gigantic success. Epic Games has announced new statistics about it, and also teased a water theme for Season 3.

Writing on Twitter, Epic said it was “overwhelmed by the response” to The Device. A total of 12 million people were in the game when the event took place. The numbers could have been higher, but Epic put a cap on player numbers to help with stability.

Some of those who could not attend the event watched livestreams of it. Epic said a combined 8.4 million people watched The Device on Twitch and YouTube. You can re-watch the event in the GameSpot video above.

Epic also teased that future in-game live events will be able to accomodate more users. “As we push the edge of what live-events can be, we’re improving systems so more of you can experience them in-game,” Epic said.

In a follow-up tweet, Epic confirmed that Fortnite Season 3 will begin on Wednesday, June 17. The studio also seemingly teased the long-running rumor that it’s a water-themed season, saying to fans, “We can’t wait for you to dive in!”

For lots more on The Device, check out GameSpot’s rundown of what it means for Season 3 and the future of Fortnite’s metaverse.

Humankind, the next game from Endless Legend and Endless Space developer Amplitude Studios, is a 4X strategy title that will use an “OpenDev” platform to gather player feedback ahead of launch. In a new post on publisher Sega’s website, it’s been announced that the game will launch in 2021, but that the developers are currently taking applications for a free early access period where players will be able to test certain scenarios and have an impact on development.

You can sign up for the OpenDev initiative now. Players who register right now will potentially be able to access three limited-time scenarios–Towers of Babylon, Battles of History, and Hold the Fort, each seemingly exploring a different period from history.

In the trailer below, being part of OpenDev is compared to joining the game’s development team. Humankind was originally due to release in 2020, but the COVID-19 pandemic has complicated the game’s development.

This is different from a typical “Early Access” period or beta, Amplitude Studios argues, and you’ll have a greater impact on how the game plays when it releases.

The game, which has only been announced for PC thus far, will explore humankind’s entire history. For more on the game, check out GameSpot’s preview, including quotes from narrative director Jeff Spock.

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Star Wars Celebration 2020 was officially cancelled Monday due to the ongoing novel coronavirus pandemic.

Star Wars Celebration will return to the Anaheim Convention Center on August 18-21, 2022.

StarWars.com has posted details on how fans can get refunds to Star Wars Celebration 2020:

“Fans who were planning to attend Star Wars Celebration Anaheim this year may either transfer their current ticket purchase to the new event dates, receive a refund or receive a credit for Star Wars Celebration merchandise. As a token of our appreciation and to thank all Star Wars Celebration 2020 fans who choose to transfer their tickets to the 2022 show, we are excited to offer a free exclusive Star Wars Celebration stormtrooper character pin for all transferred tickets.”

The ticket refund and merchandise credit request period opens Monday, June 22. The official site says these requests must be completed by August 26, 2020.

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Be sure to check out StarWarsCelebration,com for additional information on hotel cancellations, any existing merchandise pre-orders, and how to get a free exclusive Star Wars Celebration stormtrooper character pin as a token of the convention’s appreciation.

For more Star Wars coverage, find out everything you need to know to pre-order Star Wars: Squadrons, enjoy our Star Wars: Jedi Temple Challenge review, and discover who IGN readers picked as the best Star Wars character of all time.

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Madden NFL 21 will be formally announced on June 16, but ahead of that, the NFL’s social media page The Checkdown has posted a teaser where NFL stars react to the cover.

We know that Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson is on the cover, but the cover itself has not been released. EA Sport showed it to some of Jackson’s teammates, and their reactions are priceless. In this video, Mark Ingram, Willie Snead, Orlando Brown Jr., Mark Andrews, Ronnie Stanley, and Justin Tucker share their thoughts on the cover. They are all really excited for their teammate; some can’t even get words out. It’s a pretty wonderful video–have a look below.

Jackson was recently in the news after a viral video showed him playing football on the beach, before taking a tumble over a jet ski and falling into the water. Ravens fans were understandably worried, and there is no word yet on if he got hurt. Hopefully not.

Madden NFL 21 will be revealed with a first trailer tomorrow, June 16, and then EA will presumably speak more about it during the EA Play event on June 18. The game is confirmed for PS4, Xbox One, and PC, as well as Xbox Series X. A PS5 edition has not been announced yet, but it’s expected.

Everyone who buys Madden 21 on Xbox One can get the Xbox Series X edition for free as part of a limited-time upgrade program. In other Madden news, the NFL has voted to give EA the exclusive rights simulation NFL games for years to come.

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Corepunk – the upcoming traditional style MMORPG – will include a huge endgame, with 60% of the game’s content designed for those who reach the highest possible level.

Revealed as part of today’s IGN Expo, we got a look at brand new gameplay from the game – which is designed to feel like classic MMOs, but with a seamless world and fog of war. Alongside the gameplay, we spoke to producer Eugene Kiver, who discussed how the game is built for those who’ll dedicate the most time to it.

“That’s a problem for modern MMOs – too little of high-end content. Basically, 40% of our game is for you to get to the cap level, and after that 60% of the game is high-level content. It’s open world, it’s a vast wilderness where you can find rare monsters, rare world bosses. That’s dungeons: randomly-generated dungeons and custom dungeons. There’s also raids, arenas, battlegrounds – just plenty of things to do.”

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In fact, much of the game’s design seems to have been built to run counter to current trends in the massively multiplayer game space. Kiver points to the fact that the genre is currently focused on instance-based and session-based games, while Corepunk is more traditional, designed to allow for thousands of players to play in a persistent world.

One of the game’s key differences from classic MMOs, however, is a fog of war. The feature, more traditional in RTS games, is designed to make the game feel more surprising, allowing for players to both plan for or be surprised by ambushes, while exploration becomes more surprising.

There’s a lot more information about the upcoming game in the interview above. If you like what you hear, you can sign up for an upcoming closed beta now.

There’s much, much more to see from today’s IGN Expo, and we’re running the Summer of Gaming throughout June – here’s the Summer of Gaming full schedule. All month, we’re supporting some incredibly important causes – the World Health Organisation and The Bail Project – if you are able, help us support them too at donate.ign.com.

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Joe Skrebels is IGN’s Executive Editor of News. Follow him on Twitter.