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Lemnis Gate

First announced last year, developers have confirmed the August 3 launch date for Lemnis Gate. It’s a time-bending First Person Shooter turn-based strategy game, where each individual gets 25 seconds of time-loop. Once a player hits the 25 seconds mark, the control shifts to the other player, who, at this point, can even intercept previous moves of the opponent before it happens.

They always Run

Developed by Alawar production, They always Run is a 2D side-scrolling game. The main character, Aiden, is a mutant with an extra arm. He is a bounty hunter chasing wanted criminals for reward. He uses his third arm to carry weapons or during combat.

Rawmen: Food Fighter Arena

It is an online multiplayer shooter game, where players throw dishes and ingredients at each other. The game supports up to 8 players. However, it can start with even two players. Users can fight in a town-based setting or a competitive arena. The highlights include players sliding and jumping across the arena, launching themselves as meatballs by jumping into one, and attacking enemies with doughnuts.

Vampire: The Masquerade – Swansong

It’s an RPG game, where players will be able to choose between three characters. The trailer at the PC Gaming Show shed light on the backstory of one of them, Lysha, who wants to protect her daughter. The game takes place in Boston.

Ixion

In Ixion, the earth is dying, and humanity’s future lies at the group of people blasted onto a space station. As a leader, you will have to make decisions regarding survival, research, and space exploration. However, you will have to wait longer, as it will only launch next year.

FAR: Changing Tides

It’s a sequel to FAR: Lone Sails. Like Ixion, here you will be leading a ship to a potential new home. However, this one takes place on the earth, where you will have to cope with the massive flood.

Next Space Rebels

Space is for everyone, and thus, you are at your backyard building rockets to be a part of the ongoing Space Revolution.

Orcs Must Die! 3

It’s a third-person tower defense game, where you stop orcs from getting in, using weapons and traps. You can kill orcs by yourself or do it together with friends. The third installment in the series brings two new campaigns, new heroes, a Scramble mode, war machines, and war guardian. This releases on July 3rd, 2021.

Dying Light 2: Stay Human

A sequel to 2015’s Dying Light, Day Light 2 takes place 20 years after the original game in a city in Europe. The map is larger; there are over 3,000 parkour animations and tools like grappling hook and paraglider.

WarTales

This open-world RPG takes place after the demise of the Edoran Empire by the Great Plague. You will be playing as a band of mercenaries called WarTales.

Best Games at PC Gaming Show at E3 2021 [Summary]

• Lemnis Gate
• They always run
• Rawmen: Food Fight Arena
• Vampire: The Masquerade – Swansong
• Ixion
• FAR: Changing Tides
• Next Space Rebels
• Orcs Must Die! 3
• Dying Light 2: Stay Humans
• WarTales

Thus, this is our list for the ten best games announced at the PC Gamer’s PC Gaming Show at E3 2021. Most of these games are already available for wishlists in Steam and will launch later this year. Which games are you looking forward to? Let us know in the comments section.

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Passengers flying 10,000 feet above Nepal’s skies will soon be able to enjoy in-flight internet facilities. Nepal Telecommunications Authority (NTA) has approved two ISPs to provide in-flight internet service in Nepal.

In-flight internet service in Nepal:

Many countries have already permitted the use of in-flight internet in planes with Nepal now joining the list. Passengers will now be able to use internet service within a few months, according to the NTA.

The proposal for in-flight internet service was submitted to the NTA back in April. After months of planning, the authority has finally granted approval to two broadband providers to provide mobile internet services during flights. The companies selected for the service are Thales Ink and Sita For Aircraft.

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How does it work?

In general, in-flight connectivity works via two types of technology. One, an in-built antenna at the bottom of the plane’s fuselage (main body) receives signals from the nearest ground tower. Here, unless and until the airplane is flying over a large area with no towers (such as an ocean), the connection will be flawless up to a certain height.

On the other hand, the second approach is to use an antenna on the plane to receive data from satellites in geostationary orbit. Passengers on the plane connect to the WiFi through an onboard router.

According to NTA’s director Mr. Ambar Sthapit, BTS (Base Transceiver Station) satellite will offer internet service to the passengers in aircraft. To note, the onboard internet will employ the service of the plane’s own country’s telecommunications service provider, not Nepal’s.

“This means that a network of service providers from other countries will also be able to operate on our skies,” says Ambar Sthapit. For instance, Lufthansa Airlines will have German telecom provider’s internet, Air India will feature Indian telecom’s internet, and so on.

With this, Nepal is now just the third SAARC country to allow in-flight internet, following India and Afghanistan.

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