While the new WoW The War Within Undermine(d) update was crowned as an absolute hit by many players, the praise for the game doesn’t end there. Another part of the game has also gone down well with players, and it’s about ground effects and visuals. Amid the Undermine patch, a discussion started by a player on a March 6 Reddit thread touched on an interesting topic about ground effects. Players agree that these revolutionary ground effects and visuals are an eye opener in WoW, especially for those with impaired vision. View the full article
Niantic has revealed the first details for Pokémon Go’s upcoming Go Fests, with trainers able to explore Paris, Osaka, and New Jersey on the hunt for the mythical Pokémon Volcanion, alongside the debuts of Crowned Sword Zacian and Crowned Shield Zamazenta in five-star raids. A host of new Pokémon will also spawn in the different regional locations and at the end of the global event in June. The full list of Pokémon Go Fest dates and locations includes: View the full article
The Race to World First event is always an exciting time as a World of Warcraft player, as it highlights the best competitors in the game tearing through the toughest new content with their guild mates. Keeping up with the first-ever kills is a great way to get inspired as a raider. The RWF for the Liberation of Undermine is already off to a strange start, thanks to a mysterious Mythic Gallywix kill popping up in the Hall of Fame. Attributed to the EU guild RAoV Quality Assurance, the exploited kill was briefly listed on the Mythic Raid Hall of Fame page on the official WoW site. View the full article
The Finals developer Embark Studios has released a new patch update for its popular first-person shooter, bringing the title to version 5.12.0 with a plethora of adjustments, balance changes, bug fixes, and more. Season 6 of The Finalsis due to launch later this month, with a whole host of new content expected for players to jump into. While official details on the new season are scarce, there is a brand-new update to download right now. View the full article
Hungry? Well, if you had about $90k sitting around doing nothing late last week, you could have been in the running to buy a incredibly important Pokemon collectable. "Cheetozard", a Cheeto that some people reckon looks like Charizard, was up for auction, and ended up shifting for just over $87K, when you factor in the "buyer's premium" fee. Read more View the full article
Riot released the official formats for the 2025 Mid-Season Invitational and the League of Legends World Championship to prepare fans for what’s to come over the next few months. But there’s one glaring absentee from the tournament formats: Fearless Draft, with Riot evidently doubling down on the decision only to have Split 1 feature the format. Although some came into the year with cautious optimism about Fearless Draft, fans were quickly on board once they saw the system work, especially in the best-of-fives where 50 champions were put on the chopping block. “If they don’t implement this for the rest of the year and every year – they are hugely missing out,” one fan said in a Reddit thread on Fearless Draft. View the full article
Square Enix, the developer of Final Fantasy 16, has partnered with luxury watchmaker Franck Muller to create an exclusive, limited-edition watch collection inspired by the game. Released in 2023, Final Fantasy 16 introduced some key innovations to the series and received mostly positive reviews. The game featured a more action-driven combat system and a darker, more mature narrative, setting it apart from its predecessors. While some longtime fans criticized its shift away from traditional RPG elements, many consider it a bold and worthy addition to the franchise. View the full article
This isn't the first time that I've said it and I doubt it will be the last: Solium Infernum is the single greatest 4X game on PC right now. While Civilization 7, Stellaris, and Endless Space all provide variations on the genre's traditions, and each experiments with and tries to perfect the formula, Solium Infernum turns the entire concept of 4X upside down. You don't have many military units. You don't make that many choices. You don't build anything. A strategy game set in Hell, Solium isn't about expansion and creating an empire. But everything you do matters. Everything has resonance. And now, a year since it first launched, Solium Infernum has just gotten a huge update. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Solium Infernum is a better 4X game than Civilization 7, now cheaper than ever Solium Infernum is 2024's best strategy game, and now it's 40% off New Solium Infernum update makes the best strategy game more devilish View the full article
If you're looking to buy a new gaming laptop, but don't have big bucks to spend, then we've uncovered an awesome offer for you. This Acer Nitro V gaming laptop deal enables you to get your hands on a full-on Nvidia GeForce RTX 4050 machine for just $649.99, saving you $300 on its usual price at Best Buy. We can vouch for the quality of this laptop range as well, as we gave it a thorough workout in our Acer Nitro V review. Our review sample of this Acer laptop had a slightly more powerful GPU in the form of the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060, but the specs are otherwise identical to the one on offer right now, with an AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS CPU and 16GB of RAM. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: This $749.99 Acer gaming laptop is a bargain with an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 GPU This 180Hz Acer gaming monitor is an absolute bargain at just $119.99 right now Save $400 on this superb Acer gaming laptop with an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 View the full article
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Until Dawn Remake players are still sharing bug reports with *** developer Ballistic Moon, but there's apparently no one left to respond. “The studio has effectively closed now," one anonymous source told Insider Gaming. An undisclosed number of layoffs were publicly announced last September, shortly before the Until Dawn remake's launch in October. According to IG's source, these amounted to "roughly 40 employees". "Around 20" developers were allegedly kept on for post-launch support until they themselves were laid off last December, leaving a handful of employees "at most" alongside studio founders. "There are no employees in public relations, marketing, or development left." Read more View the full article
Blizzard has announced that the next Diablo 4 season will also preceded by a PTR (Public Test Realm). This has become something of a habit for the developer, after spending months creating seasonal content without players’ involvement. Read more View the full article
After delivering three solid wrestling games in a row, the spectre of the atrocious WWE 2K20 is fast becoming a distant memory for 2K Sports, now that it’s made it to WWE 2K25. With its previous three games, developer Visual Concepts won a metaphorical Buried Alive match against its 2K20 offering and has since laid a foundation that ensures that as long as it doesn’t mess around with things too much, the actual gameplay in the ring will always be excellent. That hasn’t changed this year, with WWE 2K25 delivering another solid grapple ’em up. What has changed is the suite of modes and match types available to the player. While most of the new additions are welcome, it’s the game’s major new experience, The Island, that will prove most controversial (but thankfully avoidable). Read More... View the full article
WWE 2K25 is out next week (or this week, if you buy the Deadman or Bloodline Editions), and it’s another great entry in 2K’s long-running wrestling series. Given that the WWE 2K series are annual releases, the development team at Visual Concepts needs to prioritise what has to be changed each year, and what has to stay the same. One of the elements most affected by this is superstar likenesses. The game’s roster now totals more than 300 wrestlers, and not all of them changed their appearance in the last year (especially those who retired or are dead). Read More... View the full article
Grinding Gear Games are showing clear support for Linux / Steam Deck with Path of Exile 2, ensuring it continues working properly. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
Kanehito Yamada and Tsukasa Abe’s award-winning Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End manga inspired one of the best anime series of recent years. A second season was swiftly announced, but we’ll have to wait until January 2026 to see how Frieren’s journey continues. The first season ran for 28 episodes between September 2023 and March 2024, gaining plenty of admirers during its broadcast. While we have a 10-month gap between now and the season 2 premiere, a new teaser visual arrived along with the news to help us relax a little. Image via official Twitter/X account For those who haven’t watched, Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End is a very RPG-fan-friendly series that elegantly depicts life after the grand adventure ends and captures the feeling of a character who outlives everyone around her. Frieren is an elven mage who was a former member of the celebrated party that took down the ****** King and restored peace to the land. Flash forward 50 years and not much has changed for Frieren, but some of those companions have since passed and a new journey begins to unfold. Yamada and Abe’s manga has been serialized in the pages of Weekly Shonen Sunday magazine since April 2020. 2021 saw it win the 14th Manga Taisho award, as well as the 25th annual Osamu Tezuka Cultural Prize’s award for new creators. Other accolades followed, and the anime adaptation made quite a few year-end lists, including our own! January 2026 may seem like a far-flung date at this point, but the wait should be worth it. Anime studio MADHOUSE, director Keiichiro Sato (BOCCHI THE ROCK!) and series composition writer Tomohiro Suzuki (One-Punch Man) conjured some magic the first time around. Let ‘em cook and we’ll see Frieren again on the other side of the calendar. The post Frieren season 2 won’t be here until January 2026 appeared first on Destructoid. View the full article
Extraction RPG Dark and Darker has been delisted from the Epic Games Store, with developer Ironmace citing claims made during ongoing legal disputes as the cause. The multiplayer game combines co-op dungeon crawling with DnD-style classes and the ability to fight other players to snatch their hard-earned spoils. It was previously made unavailable on storefronts including Steam following legal proceedings with Nexon Games around alleged copyright infringement. It eventually returned to Steam alongside the Epic Games Store in mid-2024, but has now been pulled from the latter. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Dark and Darker Mobile's soft launch has been expanded, and it's coming soon Dark and Darker's premium version is suddenly free, but only if you're fast Dark and Darker Season 5's random dungeon system results in Steam spike View the full article
Monster Hunter Wilds has barely been out for a week and already it's dominating the PC gaming world. The newest in the beloved series continues the fine tradition of grinding beautiful and fearsome creatures down into weapons and armour in order to fight even ******* creatures, ad infinitum. Of course, that's if your PC can handle it... Read more.View the full article
Baldur's Gate 3 custom campaign mod The Grand Theater made its debut last month, releasing as an initial 1.0 version that let you get a taste of the bard-filled adventure involving the Red Wizards of Thay that'll be playing out on stage at its titular playhouse. Now, the first big update on its roadmap to completion has been gotten a release window, as well as a feature deep-dive. Read more View the full article
The latest Marvel Rivals patch is here, bringing a game mode, an event, and some vital balance changes. Starting March 7, you can dive into Clone Rumble and Galacta’s Cosmic Adventure. Participating in one of them will give you a shiny new ****** Widow skin, but the details remain a mystery for now. Here’s the full list of patch notes. View the full article
Commemoration has been the top Void machine gun in Destiny 2 for a long time. But the Corrective Measure aims to take Commemoration’s throne with its new set of perks and almost unlimited Void synergy. Corrective Measure is an Aggressive Frame 600 RPM Void machine gun from the Vault of Glass raid. While it has a ton of Void-related perks, like Destabilizing Rounds and Demoralize, it doesn’t have a passive reload perk, so there’s still a reason to keep Commemoration around. View the full article
Exhibits lie at the core of Two Point Museum‘s gameplay loop, so it’s unsurprising how many stats and buffs can be improved on them. Besides all the decorating and cleaning you’ll be doing for your favorite Exhibits, you’ll want to equip them with Perks. The game doesn’t really have a tutorial on how to equip Perks, though, so we’ll help you go through the process step-by-step. Table of contentsWhat do Perks do?How to unlock PerksHow to install Perks What do Perks do? Perks buff an Exhibit’s stats in a variety of ways. Perk abilities range from Entertainment boosts to thief-protecting abilities that prevent Exhibit theft. The most immediately useful Perks happen to be the Buzz Boost and Dust Proof Perks, which generate more Buzz and prevent Exhibit decay, respectively. View the full article
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While the new WoW The War Within Undermine(d) update was crowned as an absolute hit by many players, the praise for the game doesn’t end there. Another part of the game has also gone down well with players, and it’s about ground effects and visuals. Amid the Undermine patch, a discussion started by a player on a March 6 Reddit thread touched on an interesting topic about ground effects. Players agree that these revolutionary ground effects and visuals are an eye opener in WoW, especially for those with impaired vision. View the full article