Studio announces its strategy RPG Ludus: Merge Arena has reached over $2 million in monthly revenue Mobile developer Top App Games has secured a $10 million investment The Cyprus-based studio will use the funding to refine its strategy RPG title Ludus: Merge Arena and support development of new titles It also announced that Ludus has hit over $2 million in monthly revenue and three million downloads "The funding will be used to improve and promote Ludus which we will continue to develop and grow its revenues," said Top App Games CEO and studio head Vladimir Markov I believe Top App Games is now ready to attract new teams to create hit games." the developer received funding of an undisclosed sum from former My.Games CEO Vladimir Nikolsky No part of this website or its content may be reproduced without the copyright owner's permission GAMESINDUSTRY.BIZ is a registered trademark of Gamer Network Limited 2024 Ambrus Studio announces the TGE of their native E4C token together with new product announcement with Sui Press Release COINTELEGRAPH IN YOUR SOCIAL FEED E4C token will be listed on major exchanges on 12/4 a first-of-its-kind Layer 1 blockchain and smart contract platform with industry-leading transaction speeds and scalability Ambrus Studio plans to allow easy access for game developers around the world to enjoy fun games across multiple platforms using one frontend The ensuing IDO tailored to Sui blockchain users also sold out in a day on Turbos.finance the world can embrace the full functionality and liquidity of the E4C token Ambrus Studio has focused on developing their marquee title The game went through its beta launch in India and accumulated 150K downloads within a matter of a couple of weeks with proven lower customer acquisition cost versus its competitors due to their unique customer acquisition approach It is a gaming ecosystem in collaboration with the Sui blockchain E4C: Ludus is launching its first demo today but the platform has already gotten significant traction from the user base that it was able to acquire for the last three years Now the entire E4C platform has boasted over 1M users already It has a unique focus on real gamers who care about fun in Web3 It leverages Ambrus Studio’s unique ability to source games that can quickly pay back its user acquisition cost and therefore turn on the flying wheel effect quickly “Telegram as an app has an emerging games ecosystem that we want to leverage because of cheaper user acquisition and lower take rate,” said Yeh “E4C: Ludus intends to target gamers with a propensity to pay and are playing games for fun any games can come to the Ludus platform and find target players that they are looking for while integrating Web3 features seamlessly.” as gamers are often the earliest adopters of new technology," said Anthony Palma Head of Gaming Partnerships at Mysten Labs "We are excited to see Ambrus Studio's vision for enabling easy Sui integrations into games come to life with E4C: Ludus This innovation will ultimately advance both Ambrus and the Sui ecosystem.” E4C: Ludus plans to make full integration with SuiPlay0X1, the handheld gaming console made by Sui. E4C: Ludus plans to launch in Q1 2025 globally.  The demo for E4C: Ludus is available today at: https://ludus.ambrus.studio/ E4C is special in the Web3 space because it focuses on leveraging blockchain technology to solve broader gaming industry problems It is essentially a sustainable Web2.5 play that gets the best of both worlds between Web2 and Web3 The product is designed to generate sustainable revenue in the long run and the tokenomics is designed in a way to reflect this methodology That means E4C token is not a pump-and-dump token but rather a long-term sustainable bet with strong appreciation potential Token holders will be able to participate in revenue share of the E4C: Ludus platform in the future Starting from E4C: Final Salvation’s launch to the user base it was able to accumulate across E4C’s games and platforms focuses on acquiring gamers with strong willingness to pay and are playing for fun and has already shown very strong traction in acquiring new users into the Web3 space E4C’s IDO on DAOMaker was a staunch success showing that there is a lot of demand for the E4C token Every cycle has a chain that rises to the top Sui seems to be one of the strongest candidates E4C is closely working together with Sui on the entire development process is developed in collaboration with Mysten Labs the original contributors to the Sui blockchain being the first major gaming launch on Sui The launch of the E4C token is just the beginning E4C aspires to redefine what Web3 gaming can look like If you're ready to be part of the Web3 gaming revolution Come to learn more about E4C and join this ride Ambrus Studio was founded by former Riot Games Asia-Pacific CEO Johnson Yeh in December 2021, aiming to create a free-to-play and strong esports game and a sustainable metaverse ecosystem, and will leverage blockchain technology to bring 10M+ players to transition from Web2 to Web3 seamlessly. To learn more about Ambrus Studio and Final Salvation, please visit ambrus.studio ivan.he@roehl.life This publication is provided by the client Cointelegraph does not endorse and is not responsible for or liable for any content Readers should do their own research before taking any actions related to the company for any damage or loss caused or alleged to be caused by or in connection with the use of or reliance on any content or services mentioned in the press release LBV Magazine English Edition Excavations in the ancient city of Hadrianopolis located in the Eskipazar district of Karabük have recently revealed objects of historical interest Among the most notable finds of 2024 are pieces used in the games Ludus Latrunculorum (literally likely based on an earlier Greek game called petteia mentioned in The Odyssey) and Ludus duodecim scriptorum considered precursors to some modern strategic games were popular in ancient Rome and reflect the importance of military strategy in the daily life of the time Excavations in Hadrianopolis are conducted under the direction of Dr as part of the Geleceğe Miras (Heritage for the Future) project promoted by Turkey’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism This multidisciplinary effort aims not only to preserve cultural heritage but also to better understand the daily lives and social structures of ancient civilizations that inhabited the region known as the Zeugma of the Black Sea due to its impressive mosaics depicting various animal figures and monumental structures such as arches and ceremonial niches These elements highlight the historical and cultural significance of the site which served both as a religious and military center The two pieces found are bone discs that were used as game pieces in the mentioned games decorated with four- and eight-armed symbols engraved using scraping techniques these games were not mere pastimes but tools designed to teach military tactics suggesting that they were primarily practiced by soldiers Ludus Latrunculorum and Ludus duodecim scriptorum are board games similar to modern chess or checkers where players had to use intelligence and foresight to outwit their opponent The discovery of these game pieces reinforces the hypothesis that Hadrianopolis housed a military detachment for centuries Previous research had already identified the presence of a 2nd-century CE military barracks and recent findings suggest that this garrison Çelikbaş emphasized that these ancient games bear similarities to modern pastimes like checkers “Battleship” or even the video game “Buscavidas” demonstrating that critical thinking and planning have been valued skills throughout history Karabük Üniversitesi Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email Archaeologists from universities in the United States and Denmark found deep within the Actun Uayazba Kab cave in Belize two small stone tools dated between 250 and 900 AD that… men and women gathered to play a game called Cuju A team of researchers has succeeded in recreating for the first time in a laboratory experiment a phenomenon that until now only existed as a theory in the realm of… the Cantonal Archaeology of Aargau carried out a rescue excavation between early May 2024 and the end of March 2025 The Egyptian archaeological mission affiliated with the Supreme Council of Antiquities announced the discovery of a group of defensive structures and a system of moats that could indicate… In the southeastern area of the city of Rome archaeologists excavating inside the Triton Baths within the monumental complex of the Villa di Sette… Why did some animals from ancient eras become fossils while others simply disappeared without a trace A recent study on the cave paintings of the Altamira Cave in Santillana del Mar Cantabria (Spain) has concluded that some of the artworks it contains could be much older… A team of paleontologists from the University of Leicester has managed to decipher one of the many enigmas of the dinosaur era—the exact moment when pterosaurs Rome achieved numerous military victories that allowed it to grow and dominate nearly the entire known world in Antiquity Receive our news and articles in your email for free You can also support us with a monthly subscription and receive exclusive content and Rizzo taking the reins on the decks into the night Expand your dancefloor horizons at TONIC 001 on 5th February "Kaishandao is a talisman of China's Chengdu scene her infectious energy has culminated into a refreshing sound of her own - born in the moshpit tours Aotearoa bands under Kiwese Touring and helps run festivals in her home Chengdu Bone Chapel is an ambient/drone/noise duo based in Te Whanganui-a-Tara creating textural and loosely narrative compositions through samples and synthesis Ludus is the sonic multiverse of Whanganui-based producer Emma Bernard Ludus will be starting the evening with a downtempo live set Check out Kaishandao's 2020 Boiler Room set – live from TAG in Chengdu for System Restart with Absolut (compliant with the local policies on COVID-19 restrictions at the time).. For Yock Song Law, Co-founder of Ludus Lab accessibility in tourism is more than just a compliance checklist – it’s about unlocking opportunities and building a truly inclusive travel experience His recent decision to exit Tribe Tours and focus completely on Ludus Lab was sparked by a personal shift in perspective inspired by working with persons with disabilities (PWDs) and recognising their strengths “I was inspired by the people,” Yock Song shares creating the tours at the Enabling Village It’s really about looking at their abilities rather than their disabilities.” That realisation fueled his motivation to do more “Accessibility is not just about infrastructure It’s about focusing on their abilities and crafting opportunities that truly include them.” “They are masters of improvisation and innovation that gave me the motivation to want to do more for them And so that’s quite a personal shift,” adds Yock Song Yock Song sees a growing market for accessibility-driven initiatives there are more and more persons with some form of disability Many of us will eventually use assistive technology – glasses are already a form of accessibility tool but for an entire ecosystem of experiences He adds that Singapore’s aging population and the country’s push for inclusivity through policies like the Enabling Masterplan One of the biggest misconceptions about accessible tourism is the assumption that accessibility is only about wheelchair users the first thing that comes to mind is wheelchair users they account for only 10% of travellers with disabilities The broader scope of accessibility includes neurodivergent travellers and those who face mobility challenges beyond wheelchairs There’s a huge audience we’re not addressing.” Another misconception is that accessibility ends with physical infrastructure “People think that because a building has ramps and lifts or the information available before a traveller even arrives?” Accessibility must be embedded across the entire consumer journey PWDs want to be treated with respect; if a hotel guest with a disability checks in Ludus Lab aims to integrate accessibility into every aspect of its DNA “The first step is adopting a people-first approach in everything we do,” Yock Song explains “It’s about the ‘heart-ware’ I think whoever that we engage or hire needs to actually adopt the right empathy as well as a very people-first approach in terms of the program design.” One major aspect of this philosophy is hiring PWDs as part of the team “When you work with persons with disabilities it transforms how your staff interacts – not just internally but also in how the public perceives your organisation You’re literally walking the talk.” Beyond optics “PWDs become your test case for whether your policies You can’t assume you’re accessible unless you work with the people who will use these services.” Embedding accessibility also fosters a shift in everyday thinking Is it comfortable for a colleague in a wheelchair?’ That kind of mindset change is what builds inclusivity into an organisation’s DNA Yock Song Law (Left) on the Little India Singapore Accessible Tour Some businesses hesitate to prioritise accessibility due to concerns over costs or market size But Yock Song argues that this is an outdated mindset 1.3 billion people experience some form of disability travellers with disabilities rarely travel alone “They’re usually accompanied by at least one you’re actually bringing in three or four customers Your marketing efforts have a built-in multiplier effect.” businesses that embrace accessibility gain long-term advantages and future-proofing your business for an aging population Investing in accessibility now means you’re staying ahead of the curve.” With Ludus Lab Yock Song hopes to drive a shift in how accessibility is perceived in tourism “We need to go beyond compliance and start thinking about how to truly include everyone It’s not just about checking boxes – it’s about designing better experiences for all.” Imagine a world where accessibility isn’t an afterthought but one of the pillars and building blocks of travel and hospitality How different would Singapore’s tourism landscape look if every hotel and transport system was designed with universal access in mind one of Ludus Lab’s key initiatives is Accessible Singapore a crowdsourced platform collecting hotel accessibility data getting businesses on board isn’t always easy but I do think people just ignore you,” he says with a chuckle “Because it’s not something that’s mandated by the government It’s all voluntary data.” The process of collecting this information is extensive – originally hotels were asked to fill out a 77-question multiple-choice survey and some properties might just ignore it,” he admits There’s often no central authority in hotels responsible for accessibility information the maintenance team is better positioned to answer that.’ If you ask about the rooms “We go with the champions,” Yock Song explains “There are already hotels and attractions with Enable’s Enabling Mark certification If we start with those 10 to 12 properties and showcase what they’ve contributed But he’s also careful about how the data is presented “We’re not trying to do an audit,” he emphasises does that mean I’m incompetent as a hotel provider?’ It’s not about that This awareness extends beyond hotels to the broader community including corporate team-building activities One of Ludus Lab’s other initiatives integrates persons with disabilities (PWD) as facilitators in these activities “When people interact with a person with a disability they start to look at their abilities instead,” Yock Song says but you’ve overcome so much more.’ That’s really the end outcome of team building If accessibility were the foundation of Singapore’s tourism playbook Yock Song envisions a vastly different industry “The first thing to look at is Universal Design as a standard,” he says not retrofitted later.” That means designing attractions and transport systems with accessibility in mind from the beginning He also suggests a certification system similar to Singapore’s sustainability standards “Just like how the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) certification gives Singapore an edge when bidding for events an accessibility certification could do the same.” Representation in marketing is another crucial piece marketing materials don’t really feature PWDs,” he notes “I’m not saying they need to be the center but accessibility should be part of the message A fun place to visit should also be accessible.” One success story was Ludus Lab’s Sentosa ‘Wheelventure ’ tour what would success look like for Ludus Lab we need to see more PWDs thriving in tourism jobs – not just in back-of-house but in visible he hopes to see accessibility become a competitive advantage for Singapore’s tourism industry “If events and MICE sectors start adopting accessibility standards that means we’ve moved the needle.” Finally he wants to see a shift in how society perceives disability They’re just part of Singapore’s social fabric Mia* and her partner have been deeply ingrained in the UK kink community for over 12 years They provide safe and inclusive spaces for people to explore connection and sexuality meaning ‘to play,’ LUDUS emphasises the fun and community-based element of the kink community LUDUS and their members wish to explore I speak with Mia after one of their socials to learn more about the roads which led them to creating LUDUS "We both felt like something was missing," she says "We both share a passion for crafting safe environments where individuals can foster intimate connections and friendships It’s incredibly fulfilling to witness guests entering LUDUS tentatively exploring the liberation of kink and hedonism We take joy in supporting their growth and seeing them evolve in confidence navigating our spaces without fear or shame." LUDUS has hosted several social and play events across Edinburgh "The biggest myth surrounding spaces like LUDUS is that everyone goes there to have sex,’ she says ‘People often imagine the atmosphere is going to be overtly sexual or deviant when the reality is quite different." In practice LUDUS doesn’t allow intimate play during socials "While sex might be a motivating factor for some most of our guests come to explore their curiosity in a liberating If you just took out the dungeon furniture you wouldn’t know it was anything other than a cocktail social!" Individuals are invited to socials where they can meet like-minded individuals in a relaxed setting and begin to explore boundaries Mia and her partner demonstrate the basics of play inviting members to take turns if they feel comfortable "Our signature events include socials of up to 25 guests and play events for up to 16 people," explains Mia While some event organisers have opted for more guests LUDUS has always been keen to keep things on the smaller side "We implemented a thorough vetting process focusing on a person's vibe and energy rather than superficial aspects like body This was crucial in creating a welcoming environment we chose to avoid structured pricing and gender quotas favouring women their demographic hasn't changed a great deal with 81% of attendees identifying as women Mia and her partner explain some of the difficulties they’ve experienced in other kink communities Through LUDUS they wanted to combat some of the elitism and transphobia they have experienced in other event spaces They explain how some parties will screen heavily on physical attractiveness and often run male-heavy events members are reminded of the rules – to play nice and ask before touching "I was previously an ambassador for a bisexual women-only event in Scotland," explains Mia I gave up the role after seeing how many women reached out with concerns about not ‘fitting in’ It was heartbreaking to see them doubt their worth and validity." Both Mia and her partner mention how femme-presenting bisexual women can feel ostracised from LGBTQ+ spaces and objectified or dismissed within heterosexual environments "We wanted to create a space where women could socialise and relax away from the male gaze," they explain LUDUS also aims to counter misconception and stigma shrouding kink communities "The misconception is that kink spaces are inherently unsafe or chaotic," explains Mia communities like ours prioritise communication and consent Many of our female guests say they feel more comfortable at our events than in traditional nightclub settings." Alongside her full-time day job and running LUDUS Mia has an educational platform on Instagram called @Talkingaboutthat which explains some of the practices and terminology used within kink communities LUDUS provide workshops on kink and on how to build healthier non-monogamous relationships to give members the tools to navigate these spaces independently as the kink community evolves with the times "One notable aspect is the community’s adeptness at self-regulation," says Mia who explains there has been a notable shift towards emphasising consent there’s been a growing acceptance of diverse sexualities and body positivity thanks to the trajectory of the sex and body-positivity movement "More people are embracing kink and we’re seeing increased representation in mainstream media," she says "is finding open-minded venues which fit with our brand Our venues are secret and only disclosed [to attendees] a few days prior to help ensure safety and discretion." As LUDUS’ first birthday looms closer They hope guests enjoy seeing how they unfold Follow LUDUS on Instagram @Ludus_Scotland @Talkingaboutthat@Ludus_Venus It has been announced that Dame Arlene Phillips will join the creative team of enchanting new musical From the visionary mind of musical maestro Phil Edwards together with an incredible cast of stars from the West End and the extraordinary power of imagination Dame Arlene Phillips said: “I’ve been involved with Toys for many years with the super talented and much missed Phil Edwards I am delighted that Paul Morrissey and I can start the adventure of Toys coming to life and I’m thrilled to be producing this show with him.” Casting has also been announced for this exciting new family musical which will captivate audiences across Hertfordshire when it opens this Christmas at renowned Watford venue Millie Robins (The Tiger who Came to Tea) will play Victoria with Davina Manuel-Mokwenye (Shrek The Musical) as Hera Tomas Aleman (Made in Dagenham In Concert) as Joe Mikel Sylvanus (Disney's The Lion King) as the Captain Shyanne Barnes (Blippi the Musical) as Brandi and Santino Zapico (School of Rock) as Stinky Lomax Toys will be directed by Chris Wheeler and choreographed by Julia Ruiz Fernández discovers Ludus: a world beyond her wildest dreams – a world inhabited by living toys she finds herself embarking on a magical adventure with the toys she once had as a child But she soon learns that not all of her old friends are pleased to see her Can Victoria help rebuild a crumbling Ludus and ultimately find comfort and strength amidst the enchanting chaos Toys will run at The Pump House Theatre for a limited five-week season from 4 - 31 December For more info on Toys, please click here. Advertising Website design by: Tess Robinson My Vaccine Pass requirements have not been set for this event LAVENDER MENACE returns to Whanganui alongside various hometown friends Evocations includes a contemporary hip-hop piece that explores various forms of love in conversation with trauma a contemporary duet about human resilience and reckoning in moments of grief and an investigation of the ways in which we hold ourselves and each other the show presents pieces that blur the lines between real and imagined worlds: a glimpse into the intersections of Latin American folklore and colonialism navigating ways to move forward while simultaneously honoring tradition and the journey of confronting impermanence in its relationship to the body Di’ Anna Bonomolo uses her contemporary hip-hop dance piece “tides of agapé,” to explore love in various forms She grounds her creative process with questions: What does trauma look like in conversation with love and How can we find peace in heartbreak and sadness “the moment of grappling” is a piece about loss Choreographed by Mara Kelley in collaboration with dancer Abbey Fluet the piece is about human resilience in the face of the unimaginable how does it change you and the people around you How does adjusting to a new reality reshape what you know to be true about yourself Emma Frank explores the ways in which we show up for each other emotionally and physically in “To be held...” How do we make space to hold ourselves in moments of solitude What happens when we release ourselves to vulnerability “A La Chingada” by Andrea Rivera explores the place of Black and Indigenous women in Latin American storytelling practices Taking a deep dive into the folk stories of La Llorona and La Bruja de Córdoba and can you blame La Bruja for seeking her own freedom This piece represents the internal struggle of moving towards progress by challenging history yet still carrying one’s traditions within “Scapulae,” Emma (Em) Lawrence researches ways that dance performance can blur the lines between real and imagined worlds The piece expands upon the idea that we carry people and ideas with us on our shoulders and those who know us best propel us forward in our pursuits bridging our personal histories with collective visions for the future Drawing strength from engaging with the past Co-created by Ashton Lane and Radha Consiglio “The Impermanence Museum” is an embodied showcase confronting the reality of change and the evolution of community manifest in the body Lane and Consiglio attempt to encapsulate the easily forgotten beauty in impermanence finding inspiration in a quote from Alan Wilson Watts “The only way to make sense out of change is to plunge into it The senior choreographers are excited to share the moving contours of this culminating work of their time in the Smith Dance Department. Tickets for the five performances can be purchased online at smitharts.ludus.com or by emailing boxoffice@smith.edu Celebrate Smith’s 150th anniversary with us! Login | Sign Up Nintendo Life Guest Login or Sign Up Welcome to the latest instalment in our nostalgia-inducing column, Memory Pak, where we're going to be doing a deep-dive into some of the most memorable moments in gaming – good and bad. Today is the five-year anniversary of the release of Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns in Europe and Kate has some fond memories of a certain character.. I've played almost every Harvest Moon and Story of Seasons game and what I've learned from those hundreds of hours of playtime is that all of them My all-time favourites of the series still hold a place in my heart: Story of Seasons' Raeger, a sweet and handsome chef; A New Beginning's shy assistant to the prince, Sanjay; and Will, the polite gentleman who lives on a boat in Sunshine Islands I guess you could say I like the nice guys But of all of these, my number one will always be the muscular, blue-haired carpenter Ludus from Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns — a game which I bought exactly five years ago today when it was released in Europe As is traditional in all Story of Seasons games Trio of Towns has its marriage candidates appear slowly as you develop your farm and your friendships the later characters are more interesting than the ones available from the start and Trio of Towns' harder-to-get romantic prospects include a pink-haired festival host a man who is always inside of a dog mascot costume he's not even hard to woo — his preferred gifts include literal twigs Ludus — a blue-haired resident of Lulukoko a Hawaiian-themed tropical beach town — is not one of these hard-to-get spouses He appears at the start of the player's third week in the game and he's not even hard to woo — his preferred gifts include literal twigs looking-up-from-under-his-eyebrows thing going on His cutscenes early on often revolve around him secretly thinking you're cute and getting a little flustered if you show interest because he's trying to hide his own feelings in order to not make you uncomfortable It's hard to portray romance and affection in dialogue that is constrained by a number of factors I actually do a fair bit of video game writing myself outside of my job here at Nintendo Life — and one of my current projects involves writing dates for dateable characters in a farm and life sim So it may not be much of a surprise that I think about this kind of writing a lot not least of which is the size of the text box It's even harder to build up a portrait of an entire relationship in just a handful of cutscenes — of course sweet-yet-shy cutscenes convey a lot with a little which is the goal of any writer with limited resources He is able to tell you about his insecurities and fears and his pre-existing relationships all at once He messes up by letting those insecurities get to him but it all works out in the end — and he works through it with you which is something you don't get to see much in these pretty PG games It helps that Trio of Towns is also just better written than many other Story of Seasons games and their friendship and romance scenes are genuine and heartwarming Very few Story of Seasons games actually make me feel like an important part of a town's ecosystem because I'm usually just "the farm weirdo" or the person that literally builds everyone else's houses and keeps the economy going for no thanks whatsoever the three titular towns exist before you even get there and they're doing just fine without your help you actually have living parents who move away without you rather than having a dead relative gift you a farm and your goal is to prove to your parents that farming is a viable career choice you can help those towns flourish by revitalising the economy but that's mostly just so you can buy more stuff from their shops It's a shame that no Story of Seasons game since has succeeded in doing things differently Ludus was actually resurrected for the Pioneers of Olive Town DLC which makes it an excellent point of comparison — is he anything like the original And how have things changed between the two games [ToT] proved that the series could be brilliant and surprising including nods to its history and players' expectations without being weighed down by tradition I know I harp on about the failures of the Harvest Moon and Story of Seasons games a lot but it's because of games like Trio of Towns — games that proved that the series could be brilliant and surprising It's been a long time since I've cared about one of the bachelors in the way that I did about Ludus five years ago — and while a not-insignificant part of that is down to the latest game, Pioneers of Olive Town, doing away with the emotive character portraits in favour of 3D models I imagine that it's also down to the usual culprits of reduced budget and tighter deadlines As I said before — it's hard to make something great when you're under the pressures of time and money It feels like a fairly massive step from the immersive, vibrant world of Trio of Towns in 2017 to the pared-back Pioneers of Olive Town in 2021, but remakes aside, that's what the Story of Seasons series has looked like for the past five years — and the next game, A Wonderful Life, is also a remake, this time of the beloved GameCube game Don't get me wrong — this next remake looks pretty good and A Wonderful Life was a really lovely game but I have to wonder what was lost after Trio of Towns.. What was the last Story of Seasons bachelor or bachelorette that you really liked Tell us all your farmy/romantic thoughts in the comments below you can now find Kate's writing all over the internet Her latest projects include writing for Moonstone Island and sometimes they are about cows and crabs The pilot of the name change and it's sequel Every game after has been a much lower quality Don't know why they dropped the anime aesthetic with actually well written characters for the chibi lifeless drones where you get lucky if you see two separate pieces of text from any given character I find the series kind of frustrating in that I absolutely love 64 and also at the time really enjoyed A Wonderful Life and Magical Melody though it's been awhile since I've really played any of those ones and I continually keep coming back to those three over and over and over throughout the years but really no farming game ever since has scratched the same itch for me with the exception of the FoMT remake it's like post-DS (and really even that has its issues mostly how grindy and how absurdly glitchy it is plus the pointless DS gimmick integration) the series just hit a hard wall and nothing since has really landed right with me really dislike Stardew Valley it kind of just leaves me endlessly replaying the same few old games while not really having any new ones I married Inari since that was the closest I could get to a lesbian option (SoS ToT cheated by saying the character is opposite your character but since the ingame model looks the same I could ignore that quirk) As usual I pretty much avoided the male options So I know/remember nothing about any of them In fact I’ve spoken to them more now than before… Due to Olive Town (since I am married with a daughter to Laura) The thirst in this article is hilarious for me though as I can’t relate at all Looks like every other bland/boring bishounen type to me I’m very glad we are seeing more and more of a diverse casting now DS was usually Lumina or Celia although they’re basically kids in that game due to the art style so it felt a bit creepy Tale of Two Towns was a toss up between Reina and Nori but for bachelors I’d usually pick Kana Rune Factory 4 had loads of great characters for male and female options so for bachelorettes I picked the genuinely adorable Clorica and for bachelors I picked Leon as he’s a flirty himbo and fit well with a gay character I did like Iris (from SoS) in Olive town though Her personality seems to have made the jump mostly intact I din't know what it was about Trio of Towns but that game just completely failed to grab me I enjoyed A New Beginning and the first Story of Seasons a lot but even after two seasons I felt nothing about the characters or story @Anti-Matter it’s Reyn!😂 because I wanted to try playing the game from the female perspective I also went with a brown-skinned avatar with purple hair which ended up being weird because your character icon (what you look like on the mini-map) looked nothing like her Plus interacting with your family is weird like no one mentions that you're either adopted or a total gyaru so I tried to 'customize' as much as I could but I tried customizing 'important dates' in an effort to be weird I attempted to force the wedding date to fall on my birthday Then I attempted to force our child's birthday to my birthday and while the game will let you try to do that (and with Ludus' 'kid initiation event' requiring some timing all the villagers start saying different things to you During the two days my avatar was 'overdue' all the villagers stopped talking about the imminent baby I hope we get back to A New Beginning's style of village creation I had a lot of fun with that one back in the day the bachelor's of Olive ztown all looked like generic background NPCs and personally i kept getting them confused with the tourist npcs Personally the last good boy was Griffin DS Cute he's such a sweetheart But frankly most HM/SoS bachelor's look like children and all share the same body type I’ve been loving the Harvest Moon series ever since the first game released on the SNES In 2014 Swedish Video Game Vlog GamingGrannar did a showcase of my Harvest Moon collection on YouTube That was by the time the series had already started to spiral downwards After I’ve tried Stardew Valley I ceased collecting the games since it felt like either Natsume or Marvelous even tried to make the new entries any better it is with great interest I follow the releases of the multitude of Farming Sims in development But I guess I won’t have the opportunity to dwell deep into these games as I used to since my IRL farming adventure now has taken off But I guess I wouldn’t have this kind of life if I hadn’t drawn inspiration from Harvest Moon/Story of Seasons to begin with Show Comments Hold on there, you need to login to post a comment.. 11 Reminder Nintendo's Switch 2 Launches Worldwide Next Month 37 News Ubisoft's Switch 2 Physical Release Of 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Show More © 2025 Hookshot Media, partner of IGN Entertainment | Hosted by 44 Bytes | AdChoices | Do Not Sell My Personal Information This week, Midas Games received a $1 million Pre-Seed investment in a round led by Ludus Ventures Midas Games develops skill-based and competitive games who bring experience in mobile game development After achieving a whopping 25 million downloads together at Gigantic Games the team decided to join forces as Midas Games CTO Fatih Karadeniz previously led the creation of the first internet branches of stock exchange brokerage houses and the development of the technical infrastructure of Turkey's largest Mobile Marketing platform co-founder CEO Selçuk Korateş worked at Rollic "We aim to give our players the best gaming experience by rewarding skill We are very aware of the market's potential We are at the beginning of a period when the gaming industry will undergo many changes The factor that will make this potential real will be the power of the team and innovative approach We have built our team on this scale and will use our industry experience to develop scalable games and reach millions of people in this market which is developing globally ensuring that our focus remains solely on game development and adding momentum to our business We are happy to cooperate with Ludus to achieve our goals." Ludus Ventures announced its second fund as a Turkish VCIF with “Tera Portföy” early this year The investment in Midas Games is its first this year we are excited to make the first investment of our second fund in Midas The company raises the Turkish game industry's prominence in the international market strengthening its young and dynamic team structure with experienced members with whom we had the opportunity to work on different projects in previous years."  We support its adventure to bring its innovative ideas to game lovers worldwide.” Midas Games aims to release its first games in the second half of 2024 Ludus love is like your hair in the wind; it's like blushed cheeks and celebrations; it's easygoing It's the type of love that's like a vacation exciting adventure free of all commitments The Ancient Greeks knew a great deal about the subject of love — they had Plato who pretty much has a kind of love in his name so we can trust the Greeks when it comes to giving our feelings the appropriate labels The word "Ludus" is a Latin word that translates to "game," and that is what Ludus love is all about; it is simply a game It has the thrill and excitement of a game it best describes that crush-like phase in a relationship when everything seems young Ludus love is what we feel at the beginning of a relationship the so-called honeymoon phase in which you can't escape each other and you might feel as if you're really in love Since it takes time to fall in love with someone even though it might feel like the real deal you might just be having a case of Ludus love But this doesn't mean Ludus love is the only possible type of love you can feel in this phase If you're the type to dive right into the emotional stuff in a relationship you're probably skipping the exclusive Ludus love phase altogether if you pass the exclusively Ludus love era you might find yourself in the pragma love stage if you're feeling the love early on in your relationship Does everything they tell you sound like the most interesting thing ever Do you find yourself laughing at every joke they crack The "not having to think too much" component makes Ludus love so fun and exciting You don't have to draw up plans on what your future will look like or try to figure out what your partner's red flags are The fun part comes from all the energy you can afford to give at this stage of the relationship; since you don't have to delve into serious topics like marriage and kids you're allowed to concentrate all your energy on playing around and having fun If you find yourself choking on the words "boyfriend" or "girlfriend," and no matter how much fun you're having with them what you're feeling might just be Ludus love Nothing seems to be out of bounds in the game that is Ludus love; hence the probability of you getting ghosted is pretty high but if Ludus love is truly the only thing you're feeling it won't hurt as much if they decide to leave This unsure territory of Ludus love makes it all the more electrifying and exciting Ludus love is all about living in the present Making plans for the future and all the other "boring" stuff that comes with commitment is not on the Ludus love agenda if you like them for all the fun and not all the commitment The passionate and exhilarating feelings of youthful love are what Ludus love is all about this does not mean you're legally required to be young to feel the intoxicating effects of Ludus love You can be 50 and have your fair share of summer flings you are likely not burdened with responsibilities and everything else becomes secondary; when this is the case and the flirting-to-commitment ratios are way off it's most likely your relationships begin with Ludus love flirty beginnings make fantastic love stories and the romance levels are probably off the charts And we don't only mean the "I can fart around them" kind of relaxed; we're talking about the emotional comfort that long-term partners provide If the answer is "no," you probably are experiencing Ludus love Being your authentic self around a romantic partner and the ability to be vulnerable around them develops with time — it cannot be achieved with Ludus love alone if you can't tell if it's Ludus love you're feeling or pragma love Emotional vulnerability shows a more profound sense of connection that surpasses the child-like quality of Ludus love if you feel like you're not yourself around them and are in that early stage of the relationship where everybody's on their best behavior Ludus love might just be what you're feeling Seeing them with someone else will hurt your heart a little bit This is what we mean when we say you're attached but not quite Ludus love is meant to be a game, a play, it's mischievous, and it's neither here nor there; hence you're neither attached nor detached. Since this kind of love has no commitments, emotional connections And the emptiness you might feel if and once you break it off could be due to your attachment to the fun you had the next time you find yourself indifferent to your lover leaving you or breaking things off you can file those feelings under Ludus love This stage of the relationship doesn't last long when feelings of this kind run their course many end it with that partner and look for Ludus love elsewhere If you are not looking to settle down in the near future and if serial dating is your forte falling in and out of Ludus love shouldn't be a problem for you The thing about Ludus love is that it's not limited to the initial stages of your relationship If you want to keep the flirtations going or don't want to let the playful teasing and the romantic games go away you can integrate them into your long-term relationship now you can have the best of both worlds: an honest and committed connection with someone that's also fun 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bunch of hostile NPCs to assist the demon you need to go through a series of steps in order to seal the demon and its ilk back in the Necronomicon while the demon attempts to stop this at every turn It’s a concept that makes sense with Evil Dead and works pretty well for the core gameplay loop The tutorials are straightforward and easy to complete too which is always a plus when there are as many things to learn as there are in this game Evil Dead: The Game does feel unbalanced though as survivors seem to have an edge against the demons inherently because of how much easier their objective is but my teams rarely struggled outside of the closing stretch and I hope they get some buffs in the future and quip from Ash and his fellow survivors are top-notch.“ The survivors each have their own role to play though there’s a different Ash for each class if you’re deadset on playing as the best protagonist in horror You’ll primarily be sticking together as a team to help keep your fear meter down as being on your own in the dark increases it very quickly and impedes your progress you’ll be defending objects like the Kandarian Dagger or the Necronomicon Ex Mortis by slashing away at monsters with melee attacks meaning you’ll likely save those for desperate moments or the closing stretch the demon comes in one of a few different classes you might lean more towards the manipulative puppeteer Eligos or the minion-summoning Evil Ash but the way the different demons play is at least very enjoyable Setting traps and possessing people to mess with the team is a blast and feels very in-line with Evil Dead as a whole The single-player missions are on the rougher side of things as enemies do a lot of nigh-unavoidable damage – more than you can heal and the missions are just long enough to make that very annoying The fact that things like characters are locked behind completing these missions makes it even worse so I really hope that the single-player side of things gets a good glow-up in the coming weeks Evil Dead: The Game absolutely nails it on all fronts There’s a pervasive eeriness that adds to the dark and foreboding atmosphere and you can tell that a lot of love for Sam Raimi and his franchise went into it The way you move in the first-person as a demon looks straight out of the film and there’s nothing quite like getting violently puked on by a demon to cement the fact that this is an Evil Dead game and quip from Ash and his fellow survivors are top-notch Bruce Campbell in particular is always a highlight to listen to and I hope to hear him as Ash in future games for as many years as he’s willing to do it MonsterVine Rating: 4 out of 5 – Good Stationed in the barren arctic land of Canada Spencer is a semi-frozen Managing Editor who plays video games like they're going out of style Very informative blog about your PS5 game I have learned a lot from reading your blog It enriched my information knowledge Many people have benefited from reading this blog 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Video games based on movies have become a lost art You don’t really see it happen all that often anymore Night Fision has announced the release of new handgun night sights designed in collaboration with the renowned firearms instructor Chris Costa and named after his company, Costa Ludus The Night Fision Costa Ludus sights are designed for Glock pistols and are compatible with the following models: 17 with two rear sight sizes and three front sight ring color options there are six possible combinations of the Night Fision Costa Ludus sights The Night Fision press release quotes Jacob Herman who said: “Working with Chris to develop these sights has been a great experience and we are happy we could execute his vision“ They also quote Chris Costa who added: “Night Fision exceeded my expectations in creating sights to my exact specifications I am very impressed with their innovation and the quality of their products The MSRP of Night Fision Costa Ludus night sights is $110 The price is identical for all the size and color combinations These sights are backed by Night Fision’s 16-year warranty More by Hrachya H In order to avoid shooting too high or too low they require judging how far the horizontal line sits beneath the circle on top in the dark you won't be able to see if the top of the front sight is level with the top of the rear sight so you'll have to rely on judging the distance between that horizontal line and the bottom of the circle above it it's easy to see at a glance if the dots are all level with each other in which case you know your gun isn't tilted up or down And it's easy enough to see if the middle dot is centered between the outer two dots as well but the vertical part of the front sight popped off when a gunsmith was installing it--it was a very light tap and you could see it looked like the front vertical part is just glued on a stem to the base He was amazed--said he had never broken a front sight before and the best they could do was offer a 20% off coupon for their website Later I realized that I still paid more than if I'd bought the front sight at an online retailer Night Fision.Now the packaging tells you to be very careful installing them as the fronts break off so easily These are more fragile than plastic Glock sights in my experience The London-based esports organization is now majority-owned by the digital sports investment firm The LDN UTD esports organization has today (November 22) announced its acquisition by Ludus Gaming a digital sports and gaming investment vehicle Ludus is now LDN UTD’s majority shareholder with Daniel Gee now the esports firm’s chief executive joins the new board as a non-executive director A joint announcement said that Ludus Gaming “will be exploring further sponsorship opportunities and pop-up activations to bend the traditional gaming aspects of LDN UTD with other complementary businesses within its group.” I’m confident we have the right ingredients to fulfill the potential that LDN UTD has shown over the last few years which has been tough to drive forward from an investment perspective in a challenging economic climate Gee added: “We explored lots of acquisitions including other esports organizations but working alongside Olly [Weingarten] and the LDN UTD team we knew this would be the perfect fit for our team; leveraging our skills in building long-term commercial partnerships and growing brands We can’t wait to begin the transformation into a global esports and development community and explore deploying the LDN UTD model worldwide.” Don’t let policy changes catch you off guard Stay proactive with real-time data and expert analysis a development studio for non-fungible token (NFT) content and games LDN UTD has said that the Camden Centre of Excellence initiative will carry on after the takeover and that will “continue to host regular community events provide a home for content creators and upcoming streamers and be a hub for LDN UTD’s education initiative …” Give your business an edge with our leading industry insights View all newsletters from across the GlobalData Media network. 2023Ludus Mortis - Official TrailerLudus Mortis is a grid-based first-person dungeon crawler set in a dark fantasy version of Imperial Rome inspired by old-school cRPG from the 80s and 90s Ludus Mortis is releasing soon and a demo is available now on Steam Petoskey’s The Ludus: Martial Arts and Fitness Center has highly ranked instructors dedicated to bringing the highest quality martial arts instruction to Northern Michigan takes its name from a Latin term for training ground of the gladiators Five co-owners also serve as instructors at Ludus Tom Capaldi knew self-defense was in his blood He started as a amateur boxer with an 18-3 record and 16 knockouts Mike Patrick has over 20 years of martial arts experience and has a 17-5 record in USA Boxing matches Joe Haggerty has wrestled for more than 20 years and has won a state metal and a national title in Greco-Roman Joe placed fifth in all-American freestyle Jordan Haggerty was a state medalist and national wrestling team member for the state of Michigan who focuses on youth wrestling and strength training at Ludus “The idea is to offer something new to the community while promoting the ultimate healthy lifestyle,” Capaldi said The owners of Ludus Martial Arts felt the traditional way of working out can be somewhat tedious at times This is why their facility offers a variety of non-typical ways of improving personal strength and conditioning Regardless of age there’s something at Ludus Martial Arts that builds one’s confidence while receiving skills to enhance self-defense The instructors have more than 80 years of combined experience in various practices such as kickboxing This mix of instructors offering higher-end training in all these areas provides students a fun well-rounded approach to getting into shape The instructors are also excited to offer kids classes five days week in wrestling and martial arts “We love having the ability to build a child’s confidence while providing skills in self-defense,” Capaldi said “They have so much fun they don’t even know they’re working out.” If looking for something a little different Ludus Martial Arts has it covered the gym offers hypoxic training where oxygen deprivation improves human performance The instructors feel this program is great for muscle maintenance and joint care Wanting an all-around approach to martial arts Capaldi also became a personal trainer and nutrition coach giving him opportunities to coach students on and off the mat Capaldi offers college athletes a place to train during the off-season “Watching athletes grow and improve in their sport is important to us,” he said “We have trainers that can devise a training plan specific to each athlete,” he said “This is a unique place where there is something for everybody.” For more information regarding the many programs at Ludus see the gym’s website at www.theludusmartialarts.com or call (231) 758-9165 The indie video game developer 68k Studios has officially released their latest title Ludus Mortis on Steam Early Access The game draws inspiration from classic cRPG from the 80s and 90s it is priced at just $15.29 with a 15% launch discount Ludus Mortis is a grid-based first-person dungeon crawler The story takes place in a Dark Fantasy version of Imperial Rome in the 4th Century AD the Senate has become corrupted and has lost its power and influence And there is no one to challenge Emperor Diocletian and his army outside the city The members of the Senate desire to return to its previous glory and decide to use necromancy they created an army of undead and demons to wage war against the Emperor and his imperial soldiers The undead armies managed to take over and impose themselves on the members of the Senator This led to the creation of a rift in the common people and made them live in constant fear an ancient gladiatorial school continued to train the best soldiers for the games Now the purpose has changed to getting rid of the undead invades and bringing peace to the Roman Empire We have listed the key features of the game just for you: SOURCE The Italian indie video game developer 68k Studios is thrilled to announce the full release of Ludus Mortis. After its launch on Steam Early Access back in October 2023 the game is finally ready to offer the complete RPG experience It is now available on Windows and Linux via Steam and GOG.com You can purchase it for just $15.29 with a 15% launch discount Ludus Mortis is a grid and party-based first-person dungeon crawler that draws inspiration from classic cRPG from the 80s and 90s The Senate has become corrupted and has lost its power and influence over the last few decades there seems to be no opposition to Emperor Diocletian and his military force beyond the city walls they raise an army of undead and demons to challenge the Emperor and his imperial forces They succeded in defeating the Emperor as well even exerting dominance over the Senate members themselves This created a rift among the common people and made them live in fear for their lives an ancient gladiatorial academy persisted in honing the best soldiers for the arena its focus has shifted towards combatting the undead onslaught and restoring tranquility to the Roman Empire Form your party and explore catacombs and dungeons in a turn-based combat system There are various loots to discover with thousands of different combinations SOURCE Joshua "Ludus" Martin poses for a photo in front of his filming set-up GLOVERSVILLE - At Gloversville High School Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content we'll be going through how to solve quadratic equations using the quadratic formula we'll be solving 3 quadratic equations using the quadratic formula we'll also encounter square roots that we'll need to simplify and we'll talk about alternative ways of solving these quadratic equations such as factoring by grouping Reporter Ameara Ditsche covers schools in Fulton and Montgomery Counties. 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