Wellington Studio Announces Cooperative Space Adventure
The 12-person team revealed a four-player exploration game built around shared discovery and zero-combat traversal.
The sold-out arena delivered a five-map thriller as the home crowd watched a regional underdog complete the biggest comeback in the tournament's history.
ArcadeBrief has confirmed that the upgraded console will arrive at Wellington retailers a full week before the global launch, with local pre-orders opening this Friday.
The 12-person team revealed a four-player exploration game built around shared discovery and zero-combat traversal.
Organisers confirmed stops in Christchurch and Auckland for the upcoming split, doubling the region's live finals.
The limited-time reduction brings the flagship wireless controller below $200 for the first time in New Zealand.
Players can now respec builds at any hub, while the controversial gear cap has been removed entirely.
The all-New Zealand roster will compete internationally next season after a breakout domestic run.
Digital storefronts led the growth, with local multiplayer titles outperforming expectations across the region.
The grand final peaked at 2.1 million concurrent viewers, making it the most-watched Oceanic esports event ever.
The expanded calendar adds live finals in Christchurch and Auckland, with increased prize pools for local teams.
The Wellington-based roster will relocate to the organisation's international training facility next month.
The upgraded console arrives a week early in New Zealand, with pre-orders opening this Friday at major retailers.
The flagship wireless controller falls below $200 for the first time, with stock already limited in Auckland stores.
The boutique manufacturer shared a modular stick designed for local fighting-game communities, with a limited first run.
The biggest Oceanic esports broadcast ever drew millions of viewers and sparked a national conversation about competitive gaming.
Local players will be the first in the world to buy the upgraded console, and demand is already outpacing supply.
The ambitious four-player exploration game has captured the imagination of players looking for a non-violent cooperative experience.
Players are celebrating the removal of the gear cap and the new hub-based respec system after months of feedback.
The local industry continues to grow, with digital sales and multiplayer titles leading the latest quarterly results.