Biomutant
Biomutant appears in a few days: The release of the open world adventure is planned for May 25th. Shortly before the launch, the developers of Experiment 101 summarized the most important details in an FAQ article. This means that the times for the activation of the digital versions on the launch day are also set. Biomutant can therefore not be played at midnight. For example, if you use the digital PS4 or Xbox One version, you can only start your adventure at 4 p.m. It will be activated on Steam at 7 p.m. The same applies to the versions at GOG and in the Epic Games Store.Due to the backward compatibility of the PS5 and Xbox Series X, Biomutant (buy now / 59.99 €) can also be played on the new consoles. In the FAQ article, however, the developers confirm that dedicated versions for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X will appear in the near future. Concrete technical details and a release date are not yet available.
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Biomutant should offer over 65 hours of content
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The quiet around the development of Biomutant had a reason: The bugs should be fixed without a crunch. var lstExcludedArticleTicker = '1372427,1371746,1369349,1366045'; Incidentally, there will be no demo for Biomutant. In the article, the developers explain that it is difficult to provide a demo with limited content due to the open game world. Therefore one decided against a demo release. You can get impressions from the action adventure in the following video. We have a lot more information available on our topic page. Additional details on the activation of Biomutant can be found in the FAQ article on the THQ Nordic website.Conan O'Brien's Review Of Biomutant: Way Too Long, Has No Point
Comedian and late night TV host Conan O'Brien has revived his silly, tongue-in-cheek video game show, Clueless Gamer, this time spotlighting one of the year's next big games, Biomutant. In the video, O'Brien and JB Smoove play the game and crack jokes about it.
In keeping with the tradition, spirit, and tone of the Clueless Gamer segments, O'Brien jokingly poked fun at Biomutant and what it's trying to achieve. His verdict? Biomutant is too long and too boring.
'It was a game that went way too long and seemed to have no point. Where a boy started to save his mother, and then said, ahh screw it, and let her drown,' he said in a silly segment where he pretends to be the narrator. 'Where a lot of pointless meandering somehow was supposed to mean something, in a world nobody cared about.'
The video makes clear that THQ Nordic gave 'promotional consideration' for this segment. As we learned previously, publishers can pay to have their games appear on Clueless Gamer. For example, the team behind the horror game Outlast paid $35,000 to be on the show.
The Clueless Gamer segment has been running for years, and it has covered numerous big games like The Witcher 3, Fallout 4, and numerous others. It was reported in 2017 that the Clueless Gamer show would be spun off into its own series, but that never happened.
O'Brien is ending his late night show in June before moving to HBO Max for something new, and fans are hoping to see Clueless Gamer also make the jump and continue in some way.
Developed by Experiment 101, Biomutant releases on May 25 for PC, Xbox, and PlayStation.
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