Steam

Under any other circumstance, The Lake House would sound like a nice spot for a serene summer getaway. In this case, though, it’s the setting for the second and final installment of Alan Wake II DLC, so it is naturally anything but. There’s no rest and relaxation to be found here, only another double-fisted dose of flashlights and firepower in this tightly paced two-hour tour inside the cold, concrete walls of a remote Federal Bureau of Control facility. In raw gameplay terms, The Lake House is not as eccentric a departure as Night Springs was a few months’ back, but as far as closing the book on Alan Wake II’s story and providing a bridge to the upcoming Control 2 goes, it’s yet another meta-storytelling slam dunk for the team at Remedy Entertainment. You might remember The Lake House from the main Alan Wake II campaign, or at the very least the exterior of its grounds since it’s found behind a locked gate in Cauldron Lake near where the ******* victim is found at the start of Saga Anderson’s story. This FBC research facility was strictly off-limits to Saga, but in this new chapter we’re able to fully explore it as returning FBC Agent Kiran Estevez. I liked Estevez in the main campaign and was happy to spend some time in her shoes, but the real show-stealing performances here come from the husband and wife scientist team of Jules and Diana Marmont. Initially I was laughing out loud at the petty bickering between them that occurs in the facility’s welcome video, but their relationship evidently took a much darker turn as evidenced by the many memos and emails I pored over as I continued my engrossing investigation inside the sinister shapeshifting structure. The facility itself is only five floors, but thanks to its proximity to the Altered World Event in Cauldron Lake and the disturbing research experiments conducted by the Marmonts, The Lake House is as consistently unsettling a space as anything from the main Alan Wake II campaign. One floor finds Estevez caught in a disorientating loop, another has shifting canvases splashed in abstract Jackson Pollock-style sprays, while another still is just a near-never-ending room of ominously clattering typewriters, like a manifestation of the infinite monkey theorem ****** the tiny simian scribes. It’s a superbly constructed bit of otherworldly office space that I delighted in exploring, whether I was thumbing through the chilling pages of another Alan Wake manuscript or having conversations with a possessed painting so ****** it made Vigo the Carpathian from Ghostbusters II seem like a portrait of a puppy dog. The Lake House is as consistently unsettling a space as anything from the main Alan Wake II campaign. The Lake House is absolutely blanketed in an unnerving atmosphere, but it’s perhaps a little lacking as far as puzzles go. Aside from carrying battery cubes to electrical sockets, which stimulates the eye with its orange glow but isn’t particularly taxing on the brain, there are otherwise only a handful of computer passwords to figure out using calendar dates mentioned in memos and the like. These hackneyed hacking jobs are pretty easy to deduce, and it was a little disappointing that there was nothing new here to match the mind-bending magic tricks provided by Alan’s world-altering Angel Lamp in the main campaign. Shadow Complex Combat against the shadow-cloaked staff of The Lake House is equally as straightforward for the most part, but it’s still extremely tense thanks to its typically claustrophobic close-quarters encounters. Estevez might be an FBC agent, but sadly she doesn’t possess the shapeshifting **** or superpowers that Jesse Faden wielded in 2019’s Control. Instead, a *******, shotgun, and a combination of flashlight, flares, and flashbangs are at her disposal, and I burned through every last round and spare battery as I desperately tried to illuminate and exterminate each sickle-slinging flanker and sledgehammer-swinging heavy that ambushed me along the way. Outside of its main boss ******, there’s only one new ****** type to be found in The Lake House, but it’s a doozy. The long-limbed freaks that slither out of painted canvases seem like Remedy’s towering, tie-dyed take on the Slender Man, and since they seem immune to Estevez’s attacks I was going hard on the dodge button early on to frantically try and evade their outstretched clutches. Eventually Estevez gets her hands on a grenade launcher powerful enough to turn the tables on these paint-streaked Stretch Armstrongs, but that didn’t mean that dealing with them ever became too easy – grenade ammo is scarce, the painted shadows are slim enough that they’re somewhat easy to miss, and the fact you need to charge up each shot before you ***** puts some added pressure into the timing of each takedown. The Lake House’s challenge jumped up even further in its final boss ****** – whose identity was a fun surprise from a story perspective – and it brought my brief return trip to the world of Alan Wake II to a dazzling and demanding denouement. My short stay in The Lake House was brutalist in its architecture and brutalising in its action, and although it’s bittersweet that my time with Alan Wake II has officially come to an end, the tantalising story teases of what comes next in the Remedy Connected Universe has me locked and loaded for Control 2. View the full article For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

During Bethesda's Fallout Day livestream on October 23, the developer revealed many important details surrounding the Gleaming Depths update coming to Fallout 76 in December, which will include new bosses like the Ultracite *******, 4-star Legendary effects, and much more. While Fallout 76 didn't have the smoothest start when it was first released, several patches and a fair amount of time have contributed greatly to redeeming the title and making it an enjoyable experience for fans of the franchise. View the full article

For Honor has revealed the details of its upcoming in-game Halloween event, which is inspired by Destiny 2. Although For Honor was first released back in 2017, Ubisoft Montreal's action-packed title continues to receive new content updates. View the full article

Diablo 4 players love the Seething Opals, to the point of asking Blizzard to make the new item permanently in the game. Due to the live-service model, Diablo 4 players are introduced to new mechanics every few months, but as the season changes, these features give way to others. View the full article

Yesterday, I had some spooky sales on games perfect for Halloween plays. Today, it seems 2K has raided its back catalog for some horrifically good discounts of their own. Not sure if I'd call the BioShock series scary. But I would call them plenty disturbing and bucket list essential. So ***** them into your veins via an EVE hypo, stat! In retro news, I'm celebrating the 21st birthday of *inhales deeply* Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3. I remember this as arguably the best version of SMB3, with a proto-QR code mechanic whose usage was as convoluted as Nintendo's naming conventions. Using a link cable, connect a second GBA with an e-Reader plugged into it. Then, using one of 40+ specially printed cards, you unlock exclusive levels, demos, and basically "amiibo" yourself in-game power-ups, like the Cape Feather from Super Mario World (!!!). Mercifully, the Switch Online version just bundles all those goodies in, no fuss. This Day in Gaming Aussie birthdays for notable games and hardware - Ace Combat 2 (PS) 1997. Sequel - FF Tactics Advance (GBA) 2003. eBay - Super Mario Advance 4 (GBA) 2003. Sequel - F-Zero GX (GC) 2003. eBay - Midnight Club: L.A. (PS3,X360) 2008. eBay - The Unfinished Swan (PS3) 2012. eBay - Rocksmith 2014 (PC,PS3,X360) 2014. Sequel - Bayonetta 2 (WiiU) 2014. Sequel - Zelda: Tri Force Heroes (3DS) 2015. Get Table of ContentsNintendo SwitchPCXboxPlayStationLEGONice Savings for Nintendo Switch Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (-23%) - A$69Witcher 3 Complete (-65%) - A$27.98***** [2016] (-80%) - A$10.99BioShock Col. (-80%) - A$17.99Just Dance 2024 (-70%) - A$37.95Luigi's Mansion 2 HD (-20%) - A$64.00 Expiring Deals Sonic X Shadow Generations (-14%) - A$69Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu (-14%) - A$69Final Fantasy I-VI Col (-14%) - A$98Super Mario 3D World (-19%) - A$65Super Mario RPG (-19%) - A$65 Or gift a Nintendo eShop Card. Switch Console Prices How much to Switch it up? [/url] Back to top Purchase Cheap for PC Valheim (-50%) - A$28.95System Shock 2 (-70%) - A$4.39Dishonored: Complete Col. (-80%) - A$22.99Guilty Gear ***** (≤50%) Expiring Deals ******** Floor 2 - FREE w/PrimeSilent Hill 2 (-22%) - A$79.95The Council (-90%) - A$2.29Atari Retro Humble Bndl (-90%) - A$35The Talos Principle (-90%) - A$4.39Metaphor: ReFantazio (-10%) - A$94.24 Or just get a Steam Wallet Card. PC Hardware Prices Slay your pile of shame. [/url] Back to top Exciting Bargains for Xbox ****** Bandicoot 4 (-66%) - A$34.37CoD: MW2 (-55%) - A$49.95The Witcher 3 Complete (-57%) - A$35.47No Man’s Sky (-60%) - A$35.98Fallout 4 GOTY (-75%) - A$13.73 Expiring Deals Sonic X Shadow Generations (-14%) - A$69Transformers: Devastation [Delisted] - A$47.84Star Wars Outlaws (-19%) - A$89.00Batman Arkham Col. (-41%) - A$49.95 Or just invest in an Xbox Card. Xbox Console Prices How many bucks for a 'Box? [/url] Back to top Pure Scores for PlayStation Batman: Return to Arkham (-90%) - A$6.99Far Cry 6 Ltd. (-58%) - A$41.66F1 24 (-45%) - A$59.95LAD: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii (-11%) - A$89Prince Of Persia: TLC (-35%) - A$39FF VII: Rebirth (-33%) - A$79.95NBA 2K24 Kobe Ed. (-84%) - A$19Sonic Frontiers (-49%) - A$50.65Red ***** Redemption (-44%) - A$39 Expiring Recent Deals Sonic X Shadow Generations (-14%) - A$69Resi 4 Remake (-30%) - A$38.20Ace Combat 7 (-62%) - A$38Star Wars Outlaws (-19%) - A$89RoboCop: Rogue City (-28%) - A$60.87Stellar Blade (-16%) - A$104.75LEGO Horizon Adventures (-10%) - A$99Star Wars Jedi Survivor (-55%) - A$49.95 Or purchase a PS Store Card. PlayStation Console Prices What you'll pay to 'Station. [/url] Back to top Legit LEGO Deals Frozen: Ice Palace (-42%) - A$99MInecraft: Blossom Garden (-36%) - A$51City: Seaside Harbour (-34%) - A$119 Expiring Deals Ideas: BTS Dynamite (-40%) - A$102City: Command Rover (-36%) - A$83Technic: Audi RS (-35%) - A$163 Back to top Adam Mathew is our Aussie deals wrangler. He plays practically everything, often on YouTube. View the full article For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

SteamOS 3.6.19 has been released to the Stable channel for Deck with the following changes: General Updated to a more recent Arch Linux base, and updated Linux kernel to version 6.5 These updates improve hardware compatibility, system performance, security, and overall system stability Improved speed of subsequent OS updates Improved reliability of certain microSD card usage scenarios Worked around misdetection of some SanDisk microSD cards Improved responsiveness of session restart in case of session crashes caused by certain GPU errors Fixed an issue where certain games could ****** with a 'page allocation ********' after a long play session Improved recovery from situations where the Steam installation could get corrupted Fixed some connectivity failures with access points supporting WPA3 security Fixed a problem where Steam Deck would be unable to connect to certain Wi-Fi 7 access points Fixed game session cursor offset alignment Fixed an issue where a thin grey line could appear at the bottom of the screen during boot in some situations Fixed an issue where the Performance Overlay would spuriously enable itself under certain conditions Fixed an issue preventing sleep on some types of aftermarket SSDs Fixed an issue preventing update checks from working properly on networks with an invalid IPv6 configuration Fixed an issue where touching the left trackpad after sleep could result in a spurious haptic click Fixed a general issue affecting OLED units on 3.5, causing a slow memory ***** during gameplay Fixed an issue causing a "Update Error" message when attempting to interact with the update menu on the 'Preview' update channel. Fixed the frame limiter not properly applying in certain situations Fixed an issue where block *********** could appear on screen on certain state transitions Fixed an issue where updating the built-in controller firmware could result in a blank screen during boot Fixed a rare issue where sound output could be corrupted on certain boots Fixed a rare issue where 3.5mm headphones could produce elevated background noise on reconnection until next sleep/resume Fixed an issue where updates would sometimes be applied incorrectly if the unit was powered off abruptly near the end of an OS update Fixed an issue with copy-pasting UTF-8 text across applications Fixed a problem where a Game Recording capture failing could cause subsequent captures to also fail Fixed a ****** when using the magnifier tool while game recording is active Fixed colorspace for Game Recording Fixed an issue where colors could appear washed out when using Steam Remote Play as a client Fixed a possible ****** when using Steam Deck as the Remote Play host Fixed an issue that could cause videos to stutter in titles such as BlazBlue Centralfiction Fixed an issue with a rare session ****** during early startup of ELDEN RING Fixed display regressions with certain titles such as Warriors All-Stars, Disgaea 5 Complete, Vampire: The Masquerade - Reckoning of New York Worked around a bug where HDR couldn't be selected in Halo Infinite Fixed an issue causing temporary files to accrue when using Flatpak Security fix for Flatpak (CVE-2024-42472)Graphics and Performance Updated graphics driver to Mesa 24.1, with many performance and other improvements Improved responsiveness of the Steam UI Improved performance and stability in memory pressure situations Slightly improved cold boot timeDisplay Improved display uniformity, under some conditions (Mura Compensation) Improved display ****** balance (reduced green tint) at lower brightness levels, under some conditions Improved gamma uniformity (yellow tint), under some conditions Fixed certain specific refresh rates failing to apply on the OLED Limited Edition model Fixed an issue where the internal display could remain blank after disconnecting an external display Fixed an issue where internal display could be abnormally limited to a lower frame rate after disconnecting an external display with VRR enabled Fixed rare situations where switching to Desktop Mode or back could result in a blank screen, or wrong colorsExternal Display Fixed several issues where an external display could remain blank after resuming Fixed an issue where an external display could remain blank if its mode required chroma subsampling Fixed an issue where the system could ****** on wakeup if an external DisplayPort monitor was connected Fixed a system ****** when hotplugging a second display in Desktop mode Improved frame pacing with VRR on external displaysBluetooth Improved pairing experience with Apple AirPods Enabled support for Bluetooth HFP and BAP profiles Added mechanism to configure which Bluetooth device categories are allowed to wake the system from suspend By default, controllers are the only devices that can wake the system from sleep Finer-grained UI configuration options will be available as part of a future update Improved connection speed of some Bluetooth devices Fixed an issue where Bluetooth peripherals would disconnect on session switchInput Added support for extra ROG Ally keys Added support for the ASUS ROG Raikiri Pro controller Added support for the Machenike G5 Pro controller Added support for the Steam Deck motion sensors to the built-in non-Steam kernel driver Fixed an issue where scroll wheel Steam Input bindings weren't functional Fixed an issue where DualShock 4 and DualSense controllers would sometimes not function properly on their first connection Fixed calibration on some third-party DualShock 4 controllersDesktop Mode Updated to KDE Plasma 5.27.10 Enabled thumbnail previews for videos in the file browser Fixed an issue with desktop use that could cause subsequent microSD card auto-mount to fail Fixed Zenity dialog boxes Fixed nested desktop crashing on launchBIOS / Firmware Adjusted power LED slow charging threshold Fixed not being able to set the SDCard as default boot device Fixed spurious power LED blinking in S5 Steam Deck OLED only Added support for the Windows Bluetooth driver (LCD models already have Windows Bluetooth support) Steam Deck LCD only Improved battery life by up to 10% in light load situations Added overclocking controlsSteam Deck Docking Station Added support for some HDMI CEC features: TV remote input TV wake up TV input switching Updated Dock firmware, with compatibility fixes for high-refresh-rate VRR displays, and fixing several issues where displays could remain blankDevelopment and Modding Modified files in /etc are now migrated to new OS versions based on a whitelist Fixes numerous issues with incidentally touched /etc files becoming 'sticky' and persisting unexpectedly Additional whitelist entries can be added via config fragments See /etc/atomic-update.conf.d/example-additional-keep-list.conf Added /etc/previous/ containing modifications from the previous update to prevent unexpected data loss Up to five previous snaphots of /etc modifications will additionally be retained in /var/lib/steamos-atomupd/etc_backup/ Added support for {ssh,sshd}_config fragments Split package reinstallation step out of `steamos-devmode` command and into new `steamos-unminimize` command. `steamos-devmode` now simply enters read-write mode and initializes the pacman keyring for use, and is much quicker. openssh: Fix remote code ********** bug (CVE-2024-6387)View the full article

Overwatch 2 is looking for a new product marketing consultant to ******** a major feature for the first-person shooter. Though it is hard to say exactly what this might entail, it seems like Overwatch 2 is getting ready for something big. View the full article

Gaming has a fascination with the apocalypse, and it's easy to see why. The wasteland offers a fresh start, a wiping clean of the slate, while also letting you comb through the remnants of the world that's gone before. Zero Sievert is a game that delves deep into the shattered ruins of the Earth, making you ****** for survival while gathering essential supplies. This unique take on the extraction shooter genre has already made some big waves in early access, and it has just hit full release with version 1.0. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Escape from Tarkov meets Project Zomboid in Zero Sievert View the full article

While Space Marine 2 has been pretty hard to knock since it dropped in September, last week's Patch 4.0 wasn't particularly well-received by the co-op shooter's community. However, Saber Interactive is responding swiftly, and has announced that another patch is arriving imminently to revert some of the controversial changes the previous update made. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Warhammer 40k Space Marine 2 just hit its lowest price yet Space Marine 2 stealthily drops a 90GB update offering a huge graphics upgrade The best Space Marine 2 mods 2024 View the full article

The connections within Remedy's shared universe continue to grow strong amid the release of Alan Wake 2's new DLC, titled the Lake House. Included in the DLC is what looks like a pretty substantial teaser for Control 2, the upcoming sequel to the cult favorite supernatural horror game. You can watch the full scene in the video below. Spoiler warning: This video contains spoilers for both the Lake House DLC and possibly Control 2. The optional scene near the end of The Lake House DLC features FBC Investigations Agent Kiran Estevez being transported first to the Oceanview Motel and then to Panaopticon in The Oldest House — the setting for the original Control. There she has an extended conversation with Control protagonist Jesse Faden' brother — Dylan Faden — who offers a glimpse into what ***** in store for the future of the Remedy-verse. Remedy hasn't been shy about the connections between Alan Wake and Control as it continues to build its shared universe. Earlier this year, the studio teamed up with Annapurna to fund movies set within its universe, and it has continued to talk up the connections between the two series. Control 2, for its part, was first announced back in 2022, with director Mikael Kasurinen saying it will be an "unexpected journey." Remedy is also working on the recently-announced FBC Firebreak, a three-player co-op game set to release in 2025. In the meantime, Remedy is busy wrapping up Alan Wake 2, which was one of the best-reviewed games of 2023. The Lake House DLC is the second set of Alan Wake 2 downloadable content, pitting FBC agent Estevez (Janina Gavankar) against a series of supernatural horror. It's out now on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. For more, check out our newly-updated list of the 25 best horror games ever made. Kat Bailey is IGN's News Director as well as co-host of Nintendo Voice Chat. Have a tip? Send her a DM at @the_katbot. View the full article

Illustration: The Verge Roblox is making some potentially major changes that will limit what pre-teens can access and give parents more control over what their kids do on the platform, according to an email sent by the company and shared with The Verge. The changes follow recent reports highlighting how Roblox has ******* to protect children. In July, for example, Bloomberg published a big report about predators on the platform. Turkey blocked access to Roblox in August, saying it was a necessary measure to protect its children. (Roblox said this week that it would open an office in the country if access was restored.) Earlier this month, a popular financial newsletter accused Roblox of enabling child ****** and the investment firm Hindenburg Research alleged... Continue reading… View the full article

If I had a penny for every deckbuilder released recently I would have at least several shiny pennies. That's not to say we're overwhelmed with them by any means, but deckbuilding games are definitely a genre on the rise. Thankfully, there are several titles that are aiming to provide unique variations, and Technotopia is one of them, wrapping up its deckbuilding roots in some very smart decisions. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Gorgeous card based city builder Technotopia sets launch date Cities Skylines 2 reimagined as a new deckbuilder that you can try now View the full article

The long-delayed sequel Beyond Good & Evil 2 officially has a new creative director, with veteran designer Fawzi Mesmar announcing that he is taking the reins in the wake of the sudden ****** of Emile Morel in 2023. "Today I’m glad to share that I joined Beyond Good & Evil 2 as Creative Director. I have been working with those peeps for years now on this ambitious game and witnessed their talent firsthand," Mesmar wrote on Linkedin. "I am standing on the shoulders of creative giants that have supported the team before me, and I look forward to continuing to craft a game that is truly unique for players to enjoy." IGN has reached out to Ubisoft for further comment and an update on the status of the game, which has remained largely under wraps since first being revealed in 2017. Mesmar has held numerous positions over the course of his lengthy career in the games industry, including the head of design at DICE between 2019 and 2021, and over the last three years has been the Vice President of Global Creative at Ubisoft. Earlier this year he received an ambassador award at the 2024 Game Developers Choice Awards. Mesmar will help lead a project that has come to be known as one of gaming's most infamous cases of vaporware. Much is known about it save that it's an open world prequel to the original Beyond Good & Evil and that it is being developed by Ubisoft Montpellier, with a handful of early demos emerging over the years. The game's original director, Michel Ancel, departed Ubisoft in 2020, though he's now consulting on a nascent Rayman game. Notably, it seems as if Beyond Good & Evil 2 is starting to pick up steam. Ubisoft has reportedly moved most of the team behind Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown to the project, and the addition of Mesmar gives it direction at the top. However, Ubisoft is dealing with plenty of other problems, including rumors of a potential takeover and disappointing sales around major tentpole releases like Star Wars Outlaws. Beyong Good & Evil 2 does not have a release date and seems unlikely to come out any time soon, but you can check out all the rest of the best video games of 2024 right here. Kat Bailey is IGN's News Director as well as co-host of Nintendo Voice Chat. Have a tip? Send her a DM at @the_katbot. View the full article For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

Amazon has just dropped the price on its highest capacity power bank: The Anker Prime 27,650mAh USB Power Bank is down to $129.99 after a 28% off instant discount. In fact, right now it's the exact same price as the lesser 20,000mAh model. This is the successor to the Anker 737 that we deemed the best Steam Deck and Asus ROG Ally charger. This power bank features a massive 27,650mAh and power delivery up to 250W. Very few power banks at this price can match that output; it can even charge the newest Apple MacBook Pro 16" laptop. Anker Prime 27,650mAh Power Bank for $129.99 With 250W of USB Type-C Power Delivery The Anker Prime is a hefty power bank, measuring 6.4"x2"x2.2" and weighing in at 1.5lbs. This is something you'd put in your travel bag or backpack instead of your pocket. It has two USB Type-C ports and one USB Type-A port. The USB Type-A port supports up to 65W, although it drops to 18W if you're using the other ports at the same time. Each USB Type C port supports up to 140W of Power Delivery (or a combined total of 240W if you're running both simultaneously). That's powerful enough to charge even the current 2024 Apple MacBook Pro 16" laptop, which accepts up to 140W of charging. In terms of gaming handhelds, the Steam Deck supports up to 38W of charging, the Asus ROG Ally up to 65W, and the Nintendo Switch up to 18W. Basically, that means the Anker Prime can easily charge all three gaming handhelds at their maximum rate (all at the same time even, if you own all three); you'll even be able to play and charge simultaneously. A 27.650mAh battery equates to a 99.5Whr capacity. An 80% power efficiency rating (which is about standard for power banks) gives you about 80Whr of available charge. Both the Steam Deck and Asus ROG Ally consume about 40Whr. The Nintendo Switch consumes about 16Whr. That means this power bank will charge a Steam Deck or ROG Ally from empty to completely full two times. It can recharge a Nintendo Switch about five times. A MacBook Pro 16" is equipped with a 100Whr battery, so it can be charged to about 80% capacity. The Anker Prime is TSA-approved, but just barely. TSA states that power banks must be under 100Whr in capacity for carry-on (check-in is not allowed under any circumstances). This Anker Prime is just barely under that at 99.5Whr, but that is the nominal rating and in real-world testing, it will always be below that. You might get checked simply because the Prime 27,650mAh is a hefty-looking power bank, but you shouldn't have any problems getting it cleared. This is one of the best Steam Deck deals and Nintendo Switch deals available right now, and absolutely worth considering if you find yourself short on power all too often. However, not everyone needs that much capacity or power and would instead benefit more from a smaller, slimmer, and less expensive power bank that might even be able to fit easily in your pocket. If you fit that bill, then check out these best power banks for travel. Eric Song is the IGN commerce manager in charge of finding the best gaming and tech deals every day. When Eric isn't hunting for deals for other people at work, he's hunting for deals for himself during his free time. View the full article For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

The New World: Aeternum developers confirmed that they're investigating crashing issues associated with the release of the game's most recent content update. This update introduced a limited-time Halloween-themed event into New World: Aeternum, known as Nightveil Hallow. View the full article

A Fortnite ***** suggests that shoes are the next customization option coming to the game. Fortnite offers players many customization options to choose between, and a new one may be introduced in the near future. View the full article

EA has released a ton of information about Dragon Age: The Veilguard's accessibility features. The upcoming fourth main installment in the series, Dragon Age: The Veilguard has a huge list of features that will allow players of all types to ***** in, from combat customization to video and audio settings. View the full article

When you hear the term Souls-like what comes to mind? Do you think of the popular FromSoftware SoulsBourne games like Dark Souls, Bloodborne, ****** Souls, and Elden Ring? If not those popular games, do you think of games like ***** of P, Code Vein, Remnant 2, Star Wars Jedi Survivor, or Nioh? The Souls Like […] Source View the full article

Multiple Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 players are having game-breaking issues while trying to play in split-screen after the recent update. This is an important week for the Call of Duty franchise, but these glitches may be very disappointing to players who expected more polish from the recent Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 update. View the full article

The long wait of 2024 is finally over. ****** Ops 6 is has arrived, and gamers the world over will be calling out of work “*****” because of it. A new Call of Duty launch is always an exciting time to be a gamer. But with Treyarch back at the helm of a new ****** Ops game, featuring multiplayer, Zombies, and an explosive campaign, the hype seems to be just a bit higher this year. And with good reason. View the full article

Overwatch 2 is adding a new Mythic ******* skin for Soldier: 76 in Season 13 and players have already gotten a first look at it in the updates key art. Called Deliverance, this Mythic ******* skin should officially arrive in Overwatch 2 in mid-November. View the full article

How do you get BO6 double XP tokens? Unless you're topping the scoreboards in every match by over 60 ******, it's going to take you a while to reach level 55, the max level in ****** Ops 6. In addition to your player level, you've also got your weapons to level up, and then there's the battle pass which is scheduled to launch in November. Thankfully, there is a way to accelerate the process, providing you can get your hands on BO6 double XP tokens. BO6 double XP tokens are vital if you're planning on going through the ****** Ops 6 Prestige system, cutting the lengthy process in half, though that depends on how many tokens you can get your hands on. While previous Call of Duty games made it easy to get double XP tokens, it's certainly not as simple in ****** Ops 6 where these tokens might as well be gold dust. Here's how you can get BO6 double XP tokens, ******* tokens, and Battle Pass tokens. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: All ****** Ops 6 Wonder Weapons and how to get them How to get the ****** Ops 6 Zombies Ray **** ****** Ops 6 Zombies maps list View the full article

A new Fallout 76 raid is set to transform the survival shooter dramatically in December, as Bethesda continues to build out the endgame variety. The new MMO-style dungeon has been revealed as part of the Fallout Day celebrations, and it's got me more excited to come back to the Appalachian wasteland than I've been in some time. Offering a series of encounters including a final showdown against the game's biggest boss yet, the Gleaming Depths will also unlock a new tier of legendary weapons to completely transform your best builds. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Fallout 76 just went free-to-play, but it won't stay that way for long Fallout 76 pets are real, and they'll be joining your camp this year Fallout 76 update adds base management with Milepost Zero outposts View the full article

League of Legends boasts over a dozen supported languages to assist its broad player base. While it can be confusing to change your language, it is possible, but there are things you’ll have to do to get things working. There are a few ways to change the language you see while playing League of Legends. The process of how you do it might be easier than it is for others. There are several ways you can do it, and hopefully, one of these methods works for you so it’s easier for you to understand everything you’re reading during a match to overwhelm your opponents. If you want to modify the language for your League of Legends client, here’s everything you need to know. View the full article

Days before the November 7 launch of the AMD Ryzen 9000X3D processor lineup, the specifications for the AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D were leaked and shared on social media. The specs for the AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D indicated that the upcoming processor will fare better than the Ryzen 7 9700X in some aspects, but come with a higher power draw. View the full article