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Tuesday news, part two:

 

Immortal Planet is an action-RPG 'Souls-like' from the creator of Ronin
http://www.pcgamer.com/immortal-planet-is-an-action-rpg-souls-like-from-the-creator-of-ronin/
Tomasz Wacławek, the creator of the 2D turn-based stealth-combat game Ronin, has a new project arriving later this week called Immortal Planet, an isometric action-RPG he described as "a love letter to Dark Souls."

 

The new Survarium update adds the game's first PvE story mission
http://www.pcgamer.com/the-new-survarium-update-adds-the-games-first-pve-story-mission/
You wouldn't know it from the entirely mundane numbering scheme, but Vostok Games says the latest update to its online survival-shooter Survarium, taking it to version 0.47, is a particularly important one. The reason is simple: Along with a new game mode, character animations, and new weapons, it also includes the game's first PvE story mission.

 

See a world built from 'physically simulated' pixels in Noita's lovely debut trailer
http://www.pcgamer.com/see-a-world-built-from-physically-simulated-pixels-in-noitas-gorgeous-debut-trailer/
Noita is a "magical action rogue-lite" ("rogue-lites" being, very generally, a less punishing and restrictive take on the "roguelike" genre) being developed by the fellows behind games including Crayon Physics Deluxe, The Swapper, and Environmental Station Alpha, who have come together to form a new studio called Nolla Games. And it—the game, that is, not the studio—is noteworthy because every pixel in it is "physically simulated," which means that the entire game world will react to your actions.

 

Killing Floor 2 adds near limitless Zed Time in latest Weekly Outbreak
http://www.pcgamer.com/killing-floor-2-adds-near-limitless-zed-time-in-its-latest-weekly-outbreak/
First we had the return of inflated heads, then we had the uber-challenging Suicide-levelled "Poundemonium" Outbreak. Last week, we were treated to the absurdly graphic yet inherently playful Up, Up and Decay and now we have Zed Time. Killing Floor 2 sure is keeping us on our toes by way of its Weekly Outbreak schedule.
"In Zed Time the game is always in Zed Time," explains developer Tripwire Interactive. Unsure of what Killing Floor 2's Zed Time is? Let me point you in the direction of Wes' GIF-tastic gunslinging animations article.