This week on the Game Informer show, Calhillard gets into the nitty-gritty of survival horror action game, Kronos, the new Dawn.

Silent Hill 2 is still its best game, I think, pretty easily, which is like they were working with the template of an already successful game.

And then they just did a really good job with it, where this is like they were doing something wholly original.

And overall it's pretty good, but there are still some like pain points along the way.

Alex Van Aiken and I break down the big updates coming to Valve's third person shooter Mova deadlock.

I look at a Mova nowadays. I'm like, okay, here's a Winston.

You know, it's the same with the Overwatch games where I'm like, you've kind of made the archetypes that already existed.

Yeah, yeah. Or you play a Mova. It's like, okay, here's our Ash. Here's our Timo. Here's our Ari. Like, these are our characters.

And I like that so far Deadlocked the characters have felt wildly their own. We talk about the recent Trails in the Sky FC demo and whether this is the place to start with the giant RPG series.

And we catch up with Kirby and the Forgotten Land's latest Switch 2 DLC, Star-Crossed world.

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Hey, welcome back to The Game Informer Show, a weekly podcast covering the video game industry.

Join us every week for a discussion about the latest gaming news, reviews, and exclusive reveals alongside Game Informer staff and special guests from around the industry.

I'm one of your hosts today, Alex Van Aiken.

Today I'm joined by Kyle Hilliard. Hey, Kyle. Hey, what's up? I'm doing good.

Yeah, yeah. It's, uh, it's, it's Silk Song Week. We are recording this before Silk Song,

but there's a lot happening behind the scenes. And thankfully, we've got Eric Van Allen here with

us to help us get through all of the topics today.

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