A bunch of Overwatch 2 skin concepts were recently revealed during some fan surveys, transforming heroes into mermaids, Tokyo street gangsters, dark neon cyberpunk agents, goths, and more. While none of these skins have been officially announced, any number of them could come to Overwatch 2 in the future. View the full article
The first look at Varka’s design in Genshin Impact 5.6 has leaked ahead of the patch’s release. The action RPG by developer HoYoverse is near the end of Version 5.5, with only a few more days before the arrival of Version 5.6, which is expected to be a fairly big update with lots of content for players to go through. The developer has already announced that players will be able to face a new weekly boss in Mondstadt, the culmination of the Archon Quests, bringing forth several story updates in Genshin Impact 5.6 that are centered around the main campaign. View the full article
While exploring in The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered, you might come across one of the many Daedric Shrines dotted throughout Cyrodiil. Each Daedric Prince will have a quest, some of which are among the weirdest side quests in Oblivion. However, newer players might not know why these quests are worth doing and how to find each of the shrines. View the full article
The indie deckbuilder is a crowded genre, filled with certified classics like Slay The Spire. Even so, there are many games doing interesting things with cards and decks. At first glance, Battle Suit Aces stuns with its anime-inspired visuals, which pull on super robot classics like Gurran Lagann. But its tactical battles, visual-novel storytelling, and Persona-like structure give it serious depth. You can play the demo right now. Read the rest of the story... View the full article
There are still a few months to go before Borderlands 4 is released on September 12, but the game is already offering a chance for players to get a free weapon skin. We're fresh off the heels of a Borderlands 4 State of Play, where plenty of gameplay was shown alongside new information regarding the looter shooter's playable characters, loot, and open-world design. View the full article
The newly published ESRB rating for ******: The Old Country has revealed new details about the game, including an early 1900s setting, bloody gameplay mechanics, and early teasers for some of the cutscenes. ******: The Old Country is currently slated to release for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S, and the ESRB page has ignited fresh excitement among fans ahead of the launch of the newest entry in a classic franchise. View the full article
Oblivion Remastered has a huge number of quests to complete, and it takes a significant amount of time if you're looking to finish all of them. A vast chunk of your time will go towards completing the main quests, which are part of the central lore. Completing these quests will help you finish your campaign quicker (if you played the OG 2006 version, you'll know what you're in for). But the main campaign isn't the only area worth your attention, as there are plenty of optional quests that will keep you busy. All main quests in Oblivion Remastered Here's the complete list of all the missions in the main questline. You can't skip these quests since the game will remain incomplete if you do so. It will take you longer to complete them if you're putting extra effort into completing the side missions. Screenshot by Destructoid TutorialDeliver the AmuletFind the HeirBreaking the Siege of KvatchWeynon PrioryThe Path of DawnDagon ShrineSpiesBlood of the DaedraBlood of the DivinesMiscarcandBruma GateAllies of BrumaDefense of BrumaGreat GateParadiseLight the DragonfiresImperial Dragon Armor (Epilogue) The main quests should take you around 35-40 hours to complete (depending on your chosen level of difficulty). However, the required hours stack up as you spend more time on the side quests. All Side Quests in Oblivion Remastered There are plenty of side quests to complete between the main missions. These quests are available across every region you explore on the map. While completing these quests isn't necessary, it's better to take on as many as you can. You'll be able to level up your character and unlock important rewards in the process. Here are all the side quests in each town. Anvil PilgrimageThe Ghost Ship of AnvilThe Siren's DeceptionWhere Spirits Have Lease Bravil Buying a house in BravilCaught in the HuntThe Forlorn WatchmanThrough A Nightmare, Darkly Bruma A Brotherhood BetrayedBuying a house in BrumaLifting the ValeTwo Sides of the Coin Cheydinhal A Brush with DeathBuying a house in CheydinhalCorruption and ConscienceThe Sword of the CrusaderThe Wayward Knight Chorrol A Shadow over HackdirtBuying a house in ChorrolCanvas the CastleSeparated at Birth (Legacy Lost and Sins of the Father)The Killing Field Inns and smaller Settlements A Venerable Vintage (Weye)Bear Seasons (Shardock)Go Fish (Weye)Goblin Trouble (Crestbridge Camp)No Stone Unturned (Imperial Bridge Inn)Origin of the Gray PrinceRevenge Served Cold (Harm's Folly)The ArenaThe Gravefinder's Repose (Roxey Inn)The Potato Snatcher (Faregyl Inn)The Sunken One (Shetcombe Farm)When the Vow Breaks (Whitmond Farm)Zero Visibility (Aleswell) Kvatch Breaking the Siege of KvatchThe Battle for Castle KvatchA Wound In TimeSaving Time Itself Leyawiin Buying a house in LeyawiinKnights of the White StallionMazoga the OrcRaid of GreylandTears of the SaviourWhom Gods Annoy Skingrad Buying a house in SkingradHelping HandsParanoiaSeeking Your RootsThe Rosethorn Cache The Imperial City An Unexpected VoyageBurning TrailBuy a house in the Imperial CityImperial CorruptionOrder of the Virtuous BloodOrigin of the Gray PrinceThe Collector (Nothing You Can Possess and Secrets of the Ayleids)Unfriendly CompetitionVampire CureAll Guild Quests in Oblivion Remastered There are four different guilds available in the game: Dark Brotherhood, Fighters, Mages, and Thieves. In the below table you'll find all their respective quests. Dark BrotherhoodFightersMagesThievesA Knife in the DarkA Rat ProblemAnvil RecommendationAhdarji's HeirloomA Watery GraveAmelion's DebtA Mage's StaffArrow of ExtricationAccidents HappenAzani BlackheartA Plot RevealedBoots of Springheel JakAffairs of a WizardDrunk and DisorderlyAmbushLost HistoriesA Matter of HonorInformation GatheringAlchemy AcquisitionsFinding the Thieves GuildA Kiss Before DyingInfiltrationBravil RecommendationMay the Best Thief WinA Dark ExileMystery at Harlun's WatchBruma RecommendationMisdirectionAnother Dark ExileMore Unfinished BusinessCheydinhal RecommendationIndependent ThieveryBad MedicineThe Unfortunate Shopkeeper Den of ThievesChorrol RecommendationThe Elven MaidenBroken VowsThe Desolate MineConfront the KingTaking Care of LexDarkness EternalThe Wandering ScholarJoin the Mages GuildTurning a Blind EyeEternal ExileThe Stone of St. AlessiaLeyawiin RecommendationThe Ultimate HeistFollowing a LeadThe Desolate MineLiberation or ApprehensionCast out of the Thieves GuildFinal JusticeThe FugitivesInformation at a PriceHonor Thy MotherThe Noble's DaughterSkingrad RecommendationNext of KinThe Master's SonThe Necromancer's AmuletPermanent RetirementTrolls of Forsaken MineThe Bloodworm HelmScheduled for ExecutionThe HistUlterior MotivesThe Assassinated ManExpelled from the Fighters GuildVahtacen's SecretThe Lonely WandererMages Guild Suspension The PurificationThe Coldest SleepThe Renegade ShadowscaleWhodunit?Whispers of Death And that's all the quests, side quests, and main quests in Oblivion Remastered. For more on this fantastic recreation, here's how to level up your sneak stat, quickly and easily. The post Oblivion Remastered walkthrough – Full quest list appeared first on Destructoid. View the full article
An unlucky Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered player decided to take a rest break at the worst possible moment and paid the ultimate price. Late last month, Bethesda Game Studios and developer Virtuos released an updated version of The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion, allowing gamers to play through the classic 2006 RPG and its two expansions either for the first time or all over again with new Unreal Engine 5 graphics. The results have been a resounding success so far, with Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remasteredbeing one of the best-selling games of 2025 as of this writing. View the full article
It sure looks like one of the biggest games of 2025 is one of the biggest games of 2006, as industry analyst Mat Piscatella says Oblivion Remastered is already the third-best-selling game of the year in the US... Read more.View the full article
The base-building, horde vaporizing Diplomacy is Not an Option left early access last year to a pretty warm reception by those who'd followed its development. In it you build up little medieval town-fortresses and use that economic engine to defend them from copious hordes of attacking fantasy invaders... Read more.View the full article
Following the official confirmation about his release, a new leak about Archer’s kit in Honkai: Star Rail 3.4 has emerged, and based on the early information about his abilities, he may resemble one of the game’s best DPS characters to date. Archer and Saber have been confirmed by developer HoYoverse as the two characters who will be featured in the Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works collaboration event with the turn-based RPG. Before their announcements, there had been a lot of rumors about the Fate collab characters for Honkai: Star Rail, including speculation about each of their respective Paths and elements. View the full article
While playing The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered, one player humorously discovered that it was somehow ******** to sit in their own chair. Many players have grown fond of the many oddities and imperfections found in the classic Bethesda RPG, and Oblivion Remastered seems to keep many of these quirky issues intact, much to the joy of the community. View the full article
"ENEMY AC-130 ABOVE!" If you immediately hear this voiceline in your head and feel a shiver down your spine, then do I have the indie game for you. The classic AC-130 gunship killstreak that made its mark on gaming culture way back in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 has been Vampire Survivors-ized in a fun indie title that was brought to my attention this morning, and I've been having a good bit of fun playing it so far in its early access offering. Screenshot by Destructoid Metal Thunder is its name, and it comes from a solo developer by the name of "Tolga." The game, which launched in Steam early access this past November, features AC-130 gameplay wrapped up in action-roguelite upgrades a la Vampire Survivors and other games like it, and it makes for a pretty unique experience. If you were skilled (or lucky) enough to nab an AC-130 killstreak in MW2 back in the day, the gameplay will immediately feel familiar to you. You fly high above a battlefield, defending your interests from invading soldiers and vehicles while cycling through a variety of weapons that you unlock by playing the game as you would any roguelite, leveling up and earning new and improved skills. While the "Survivors" genre of games is usually more passive, Metal Thunder adds its own wrinkle by allowing you to aim and fire each weapon in 20-minute long missions, unlocking new weapons and perks such as your own artillery, vehicles, or infantry to help defend your objective while utilizing the trademark thermal cameras of a high-powered modern gunship in the sky. Expect 30mm cannons, 120mm cannons, gatling guns, phosphorus cannons, and more as you play through a variety of missions and locales with differing objectives. Screenshot by Destructoid As a fan of both CoD and the "survivors" genre, this immediately appealed to me when it hit my email inbox this morning, catching my attention from the dozen or so other games that I'm alerted about each week. Tolga was quick to send over a copy of the game for me to try out, and I'm happy to say that it scratched the itch I was expecting it to, combining different genres and ideas to supply something unique. Metal Thunder is in early access and has a roadmap of planned content to execute on, including a campaign with more and new missions to go along with its current Survival offering, and even a Zombies mode eventually with its own campaign, weapons, and maps. Screenshot by Destructoid It's currently $10.99 on Steam, and has enough of a base experience and challenge for now to justify the price, but will likely only get better with time as it approaches 1.0 launch. The post This hidden indie roguelite combines genre staples with CoD gunship gameplay—and it’s a surprising banger appeared first on Destructoid. View the full article
With how closely everyone was following the flood of rumors ahead of The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered being revealed and released, there was virtually no chance of it failing outright, but it has become a certifiable hit, even when discounting its availability on Game Pass. Oblivion never enjoyed the exceptional popularity of its successor Skyrim, but The Elder Scrolls seems to have reached new heights, with Oblivion Remastered quickly becoming one of 2025's best-selling games. View the full article
So far, Call of Duty: ****** Ops 6 has captured my attention. Whenever I feel my interest in multiplayer waning, I can head over to the constantly updated zombies mode,or Warzone. Call of Duty has cemented itself as a platform, not just a singular entity, but it's not without its trials and tribulations, especially if a recent leak for the upcoming Call of Duty: ****** Ops 7 comes to pass. View the full article
Microsoft has officially ended support for Skype after 22 years, choosing to focus solely on Teams moving forward. It was previously announced that Microsoft would shut down Skype on May 5, but this date certainly marks a sad moment for nostalgic fans who used the once-popular platform in the past, as well as for those who have stayed committed to it over the years. View the full article
The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remasteredis one of the three best-selling games of 2025 so far, just two weeks after its release. Dubbed the "worst-kept secret in video games" for the past several months, The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remasteredwas subject to seemingly endless rumors and leaks in the lead-up to its official acknowledgment and subsequent release by Bethesda two weeks ago. View the full article
A big part of the fun with Star Wars Day each year is seeing a new wave of toys and collectibles revealed by companies like Hasbro, Sideshow, and Hot Toys. This year's event certainly didn't disappoint, as we got glimpses of a wide range of upcoming products, ranging from less than $20 to over $1500. What can we say? Being a Star Wars collector is nothing if not an expensive hobby. From Sideshow's epic Luke Skywalker Red 5 statue to Hasbro's nostalgia-heavy Episode III figures to Hot Toys' mind-bogglingly detailed Jar Jar Binks figure, these were the coolest figures and collectibles revealed during Star Wars Day 2025. Hot Toys' Star Wars Figures Hot Toys revealed quite the impressive lineup of 1:6 scale figures for Star Wars Day, including a couple of major characters who have surprisingly never gotten the Hot Toys treatment before now. The real surprise is definitely the Jar Jar Binks figure. Love him or hate him, there's no denying that this Jar Jar looks like he walked right off the screen. He's even got seamless arm joints and two swappable face sculpts for recreating all those wacky poses. Hot Toys is also filling a glaring hole in the Sequel Trilogy lineup by finally releasing a Poe Dameron figure. Fittingly, Poe is wearing his Resistance X-Wing jumpsuit. We're also getting another of the fan-favorite Republic Commandos in the form of Clone Commando Boss, and the company's new Star Wars Rebels-inspired line of animated figures is getting a Darth Vader to accompany the previously announced Stormtrooper figures. Hasbro's Star Wars Toys Hasbro revealed a number of new figures in both the 6-inch ****** Series line and 3 3/4-inch Vintage Collection line. Hasbro continues to capitalize on the 20th anniversary of Revenge of the Sith by releasing new ****** Series figures in packaging based on the classic RotS toy line. Next up are Aayla Secura and a Magnaguard droid. ****** Series collectors can also augment their Imperial trooper collections with a Rogue One-themed 2-pack that includes both a Shoretrooper and a Death Trooper. On the Vintage Collection front, Hasbro has a couple very interesting multi-pack releases in the works. The "Stormtroopers of the Empire 3-Pack" features a Snowtrooper, Scouttrooper and a Sandtrooper. The "Cantina Adventure 4-Pack" includes four aliens from the iconic Mos Eisley sequence, including Hammerhead, Walrus Man, Greedo, and Snaggletooth. It should go great with Hasbro's crowdfunded Mos Eisley Cantina playset. Finally, Star Wars prop collectors will be happy to know that a new ForceFX Elite lightsaber based on the weapon used by Rebels' star Ezra Bridger is in the works. Sideshow's Star Wars Figures and Posters Not to be outdone,. Sideshow Collectibles had a wide lineup of figures, statues, and art prints to reveal. Undoubtedly the showpiece of their Star Wars Day lineup is the Luke Skywalker: Red Five, Standing By Premium Format Figure. This massive 1:4 scale, mixed media statue features Luke decked out in his X-Wing jumpsuit and climbing up the ladder to his trusty ship. What really makes this piece special (and especially expensive) is that Sideshow went to the trouble of actually sculpting a portion of the X-Wing so that it hangs in mid-air. Sideshow is also continuing to release 1:6 scale figures alongside distributing Hot Toys' releases. Sideshow is focusing on its "***** and Villainy" line, which highlights the many aliens and creatures that don't necessarily receive attention from Hot Toys. The second wave of ***** and Villainy figures is focused on characters from Jabba's Palace in Return of the Jedi, like Bib Fortuna, Klaatu, and Vizam. Finally, Sideshow showed off the latest 1:10 statue from Iron Studios, which happens to be a shrunken-down version of their 1:4 scale Darth Vader statue. This Empire Strikes Back-inspired piece still looks mighty cool in the new, smaller scale. Let us know in the comments below what your favorite Star Wars Day 2025 reveal was, and why it's Hot Toys Jar Jar. For more Star Wars collecting fun, check out our ultimate guide to Star Wars figures, and check out the many Star Wars Collectibles available on the IGN Store. Jesse is a mild-mannered staff writer for IGN. Allow him to lend a machete to your intellectual thicket by following @jschedeen on BlueSky. View the full article
A new Kickstarter game called GearGrit features visuals and mechanics that are clearly inspired by the popular PlayStation 2 title Jak 2. The project is mainly being developed by two people, and thanks to Kickstarter contributors, the action-platformer indie inspired by Jak 2 has already been funded. View the full article
I've always admired the mood of Battlefield 1. It's a strangely horrifying shooter, especially for a mainstream release. Death is quick and easy, the horizon is lined with fire and explosions, your shoes are caked with mud. It's dirty, grungy, and unheroic. Indie game Trench Tales pulls on that tradition capably. It's a third-person, action-horror game set in an alternate, haunted WW1 and it launches on Steam in early access very soon. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: WW1 shooter Trench Tales, somehow made by a solo dev, returns with new playtest Resident Evil like WW1 horror shooter Trench Tales kicks off new playtests View the full article
It was three years ago this month that we first heard the rumor that Gears of War was getting a Master Chief Collection-style remaster, and now it's official. Gears of War: Reloaded, "the most complete version of the original game to date," is set to launch on August 26... Read more.View the full article
While Bungie works away on Marathon, The Finals developer Embark Studios is crafting its own extraction shooter, ARC Raiders. And, going by the response to the recent five-day playtest, it's off to a strong start. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Arc Raiders system requirements Even Marathon's alpha faces competition as Arc Raiders confirms new playtest Upcoming Tarkov rival ARC Raiders gets a stunning gameplay reveal View the full article
The runaway success of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II has shown no signs of stopping, as the developers over at Warhorse Studios have ... Read more View the full article
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