Author: Ava Montgomery

In Astro Bot, there are 300 bots to find, including 169 cameo bots, as well as dozens of puzzle pieces and several secret Void levels hidden within the game. Normally, a game like this would be quite a chore for players seeking to polish off all of its optional items to 100% completion, but Astro Bot offers a special tool that makes this process much faster and more enjoyable. Here’s what you need to know.

Astro Bot – All secrets and collectible locations

Astro Bot’s lengthy list of optional secrets to find is made incredibly easy–hopefully in a way that transforms the genre–thanks to its robot bird companion.Each time you complete a level and have collectibles like hidden bots or puzzle pieces still undiscovered, jump back into the level whenever you’d like to.

There, you’ll find right at the start of a level a peculiar item that wasn’t there before: a birdhouse encased in domed glass. It reads 200 on the bottom, whic…

Epic Mickey: Rebrushed Nintendo Switch Controller Bundle $95 (valued at $112) Preorder at GameStop If you plan to pick up Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed when it launches on September 24, you should check out GameStop’s preorder bundle deal for $95. The bundle comes with a special-edition wireless controller and a physical copy of Epic Mickey: Rebrushed for Nintendo Switch. Compatible with Switch and PC, the Epic Mickey controller is part of GameStop’s Candy Con series that debuted earlier this year. With the game priced at $60, you’re getting an Epic Mickey-themed wireless controller with some cool features for only $35.We’d recommend ordering soon if interested, as a special-edition controller featuring Mickey Mouse probably won’t remain in stock for long. Epic Mickey fans bought-up all 5,000 of the E…

At Gamescom this week, Fable creator Peter Molyneux revealed his next game–Masters of Albion–and he now says it could be his last. In an interview, Molyneux said he expects to be in his late ’60s when Masters of Albion is done, and if he were to make another game, he would be in his mid-70s.Molyneux told GI.biz he’s not guaranteed to live that long. “My life expectancy is measured in days rather than years because of my lifestyle. I smoke and drink and don’t sleep enough,” he said. “So if this is going to be my last game, what should it be? And the first thing that occurred to me is that I wanted to go home. I wanted to come back to PC and console, and make a game for gamers.”Molyneux runs the independent studio 22cans, which created mobile games like The Trail and Godus. He said he “got disillusioned with mobile,” in part because of how mobile game development requires developers to stick to a specific formula to make money, according to Molyneux.”I started to ask… what should I focus on? I was 60 at the time and this realization came to me that this next game could be my last. I am not announcing I’m retiring. I’ll be found dead one morning with my head pressed against the ke…