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BRING TO LIGHT  BY SHIVAM BALIYAN The developer behind “Bring to Light,” a horror video game that drops a player into a subway system filled with lurking creatures, Makse designed the game to take in readings from a player’s heartbeat and incorporate that data to make the experience as scary as possible. “Nothing makes your heart race faster than [hearing] a racing heartbeat,” Makse said. “If you are wearing the heart-rate monitor sometimes you can hear the heartbeat... and it’s your own heartbeat that you hear.” “Bring to Light” is one of only a few video games in the industry that uses biometrics, in which the physical responses of a player’s body alters their in-game experience — and improves the game for other players as well. Makse’s system reads a player’s heart rate monitor to change their experience and amplify the terror they feel in real time. If their heart rate indicates their experience could be heightened by more fear, the game’s system might amp up the

greatest graphics and super cars to make this game very popular ASPHALT 9: LEGENDS Y ou can count the number of racing games on the Switch that use real licensed cars on just two hands, even three years into its life. And where Sony has  Gran Turismo  and Microsoft has  Forza , Nintendo has  Mario Kart . Nintendo’s seminal arcade racer  is  a great game of course, but it doesn’t offer the same sort of thrills as driving real vehicles around, and Nintendo hasn’t yet bothered to make a truly- new entry in their long series for the Switch. Instead, they just ported over the Wii U version. screenshot captured by shivam baliyan This seems like the perfect environment for asphalt 9 legends  a free-to-play arcade racer from Gameloft, first launched on phones and the Windows 10 Store and now available on the Switch. The game has an expansive list of licensed cars, a driving model that combines the best bits of Ridge Racer and Burnout into a fun new package, and a huge selection

Here's everything you need to know about Fortnite: Battle Royale, the free-to-play online shooter taking the world by storm. SInce it launched in 2017, Fortnite: Battle Royale has not only become the biggest title in the growing battle royale genre, but also the hottest game in the w ast This title is based on Fortnite (now renamed Fortnite Save the World), a third-person cooperative, base-defense game. In 2017, developer Epic Games took this concept and spun it out into a separate, free-to-play battle royale     game for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. It has gone on to eclipse the success of PUBG and    boasting a record-breaking 3.4 million concurrent players across all platforms. So while you're waiting for the game to download, you'll want to read up on exactly how Fortnite Battle Royale sets itself apart, and what you can expect on your first time out. What Is Fortnite Battle Royale? Like other battle royale games, Fortnite Battle Royale is a c