To be honest, the state of Sony's play yesterday is already blurred in my memory. What I recall is the now familiar absence of Bloodborne and someone, at some point, saying "The stylist's way is never easy", with gravitas you usually reserved to warn your stubborn young apprentice away on a quest to avenge his father or tell people the stock market has crashed.

The game from which the line originated was Infinity Nikki, a full-fat console follow-up to the Nikki series of dress-up games you can find on mobile. It's glam time at any time" with absolutely fascinating catchphrase!Infinity Nikki promises an open world fashion adventure that takes the stylist (and stylish) Nikki through multiple countries — which is also the adage by which I live my life "each with a unique culture and history."And perhaps the costumes all have their own strange effects and powers.

It's definitely wildly popular and deeply mediocre to legions of fans, but it seems like an artifact from an alien planet to my tired eyes honestly? No specific release date has been announced, but I think it's good news that the game will also appear on PCs along with the PS4 and PS5 debuts. I will eventually become the clean, unrivaled stylist I have always longed to be in my heart "My friends, there is no power on earth that can stop me."

Anyway, Nicky is not the only Sony state of the game quietly played across the border to the pc. We also took a look at Ballad of Antara yesterday, a new action RPG where you play as multiple characters with their own classes, abilities and stories. At least one of these characters will spend their time hauling around a child on their back, a young girl whose quest is to undo the devastation that took place in this desolate world"."

That desolate world, by, is really pretty pretty. Everything dolled up in Unreal Engine5, it's a soul-y setting with all the necessary mournful, quiet dignity and big, angry creatures. Like me, if you're sick of Rpg, melancholy beauty, or armed combat at school and say developers are working towards a 2025 release

Overall, it's not a bad PC haul for Sony events, but it's a good bet for the PlayStation maker to bet heavily on the platform of their choice. Along with Nikki and Antara, there was also news that God of War Ragnarök will get a PC release on May 9 and that Sony's next multiplayer shooter, Concord, will hit god's own platform on May 8. I don't think you can tell the magic power through the cut of the dress in any of them, so if you adjust the news, I'll tell you