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Trine fans itching for a new game in the franchise need not worry -- the fourth installment of the magical series is set to arrive sometime next year. The developer behind the series, FrozenByte, is partnering with Modus Games to bring the game to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC. This development might surprise some fans of the series because of the lukewarm reception of Trine 3. Even the developers admitted that their eagerness got the better of them with that game.
https://www.gameskinny.com/sz5ou/trine-4-announced-reportedly-out-next-year
Taking the top spot in Survival Heroes can prove tedious if you don't have a good start. You can quickly get overwhelmed by another player who happens to land next to you and discovers a suitable weapon within their first house. Though, late in the game, you can't only rely on your abilities to get you out of a situation. You need to out-think your opponents and prepare for them to surprise them with the first round of attacks.
https://www.gameskinny.com/e5npp/tips-and-tricks-for-survival-heroes
Are you getting tired of all the guns in the battle royale genre? Spellbreak changes things up by giving players the opportunity to play as a magic-slinging wizard as they survive a battle royale. Check out the pre-alpha teaser above. There's not only fireballs in this game, but massive acid clouds, tumbling boulders, accurate ice shards, and furious wind storms. From what we can see in the video, the magical elements get attached to the wizard's gauntlet, and they can switch between them at wi
https://www.gameskinny.com/hq0hl/sling-magic-in-battle-royale-featuring-wizards
I wrote course descriptions, advertisements, and edited project manager write-ups that aimed at specific audience members spread ou well-over 20 different classes on our main website. I also crafted email blasts where I was expected to briefly break-down elaborate courses into sizeable chunks of text for potential new students.
Company: Oregon State University's Professional and Continuing Education
I worked there from 6/2015 until 8/2016
I wrote articles about new releases describing to-be-released products, events, and technology readers could expect to learn about in the future. I also covered many different live events and was supposed to have a quick turn around on all of my work to ensure readers sought out our client's website for the latest news.
Company: Browncoat Enterprises
I worked there from 4/2015 until 11/2015