Deathloop’s Latest Concept Art Features No Violence, Just The PS5 Game’s Nice Interiors

Deathloop, the upcoming PlayStation 5 and PC title from Arkane, is going to be a violent experience. You’ll play as Colt, who is being hunted by and has to take down multiple assassins, and naturally you’re going to kill a lot of people. As such, a lot of the game’s art and marketing so far has featured weapons and people wielding them.

However, the latest concept art shown off on the game’s Twitter account is much calmer, and focuses on some of the interior designs the team has worked up for the game. Nice staircases? The game has them. A music feature wall with a guitar and records affixed to it? Very chic. And look at those planter boxes!

It’s a shame you’ll likely get blood on those polished floors.

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Games For Change Award Winners Announced

Games for Change has announced the 2020 awards recipients following a virtual ceremony. The big winner was Media Molecule, but the socially conscious-focused awards gave accolades to games across several categories. This marks the 17th year for the awards, which honors game developers who strive to make a social impact through immersive media.

Media Molecule’s Dreams was awarded Game of the Year along with the Most Innovative award. Sky: Children of Light was the second-most awarded game, taking home both the People’s Choice award and Best Gameplay. It earned the popular award with more than 14,000 votes. Games for Change says this year’s awards received more than 14 times as many votes as prior years.

Other award winners included Sea of Solitude (Most Significant Impact), Best Learning Game (Rabbids Coding), Resilience (Best Student Game), and The Holy City (Best XR For Change). The ceremony also honored Gordon Bellamy with the Vanguard Award for his work creating inclusive LGBTQ+ spaces in the gaming community, and Humble Bundle with the inaugural G4C Giving Award. Microsoft was given the Industry Leadership award.

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Madden 21 Has More Plays And Better AI This Year

EA Sports has published its latest “Gridiron Notes” blog post for Madden NFL 21, this time covering what’s new in terms of offensive and defensive playbooks, and improvements to AI. Additionally, EA is promising more substantial regular updates to this year’s game.

Starting with the new playbooks, the Live Playbooks feature from Madden 20 is coming to Madden 21 with a 2.0 version. Like last year, Live Playbooks are updates to the playbooks to reflect what happens in the real NFL, and EA is promising more substantial updates this year.

“For Madden NFL 21 we are increasing the amount of content we are delivering via Title Updates. As this feature evolves, it will increasingly become the way we add new playbook content to the game,” EA said. “We are already in the process of working on new playbook content that will bring even more variety and authenticity to our playbooks.”

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Dragon’s Dogma Anime Is Coming To Netflix In September, Here’s The First Poster And Images

Dragon’s Dogma, the Capcom RPG that launched on Xbox 360 and PS3 before eventually coming (as the upgraded Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen) to PC, PS4, Xbox One, and Switch, is releasing an anime adaptation soon. The anime, which was announced by Netflix in March 2019, is coming to Netflix on September 17.

Netflix has announced the release date alongside a first-look poster and a single sentence of description. “Only the Arisen can face the Dragon and defeat the apocalypse,” the announcement tweet reads.

You can see the poster, which presumably shows off the anime’s art style, below.

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