Little Misfortune characters Misfortune Ramirez Hernandez and Benjamin the Fox. — AFP Relaxnews
Medieval combat Mordhau charges forward after selling 500,000 copies in its first week, pre-orders prepare loud post-apocalyptic shooter Rage 2 for a May 14 launch, and sweetly sinister adventure Little Misfortune attracted further interest through its free demo.
Having launched on April 29, Mordhau sold half a million copies during its first week, per an official forum update, its daily player-count peak holding steady between 50,000 and 60,000 in its second week.
Meanwhile, first-person shooter Rage 2 is gearing up for release across PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC this week and advance orders propelled it into the top five on both Steam and GamersGate.
It's been given a much brighter look than its rather grim 2011 predecessor, and there are some thematic overlaps with October's Borderlands 3, which received a good deal of coverage at the start of May.
Elsewhere, cuteness and creepy overtones mix in a free demo for upcoming adventure Little Misfortune, which has a teaser demo available on not only Steam but also Itch.io, where it's currently the site's second most popular download.
Players guide a little girl, Misfortune, through her house, as she tells a deep-voiced and perhaps not wholly trustworthy narrator, Mr. Voice, about some of her thoughts and possessions.
As the excerpt continues, the tragic nature of Misfortune's young life comes to light through a series of brutally frank explanations layered with a morbid sense of destiny.
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