Update 1.4.4 for Grounded includes a new feature for the Switch gyro aiming controls along with additional PlayStation features and bug fixes. Grounded is developed by Obsidian Entertainment and released on the Switch in April 2024 as part of the final content launch of the game. View the full article
The Once Human 1.1 update has arrived, with some big additions coming to Steam's hottest survival game, but ****** issues have impacted the latest patch. The update introduces animal ranching, reworks fishing, and adds new game modes, but developer Starry Studio acknowledges that it's "urgently fixing" an issue that is crashing the game upon entry, preventing some from playing. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Once Human codes August 2024 and how to redeem Once Human's cosmetic overhaul refunds all your overspent Crystgin Does Once Human have PvP? View the full article
I'll be honest: initially, I was pretty sceptical about New World: Aeternum. While I plowed hours into the base MMORPG when it released back in 2021, it never quite sunk its claws into me in the same way that World of Warcraft or Final Fantasy 14 did. While I loved the juxtaposition of the 17th-century setting and the colorful Fable-esque magic, the grind just got a little too much for me and I fell off pretty quickly. It's always been a game I've wanted to go back to, though, and Aeternum is probably the best time to do so. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: New World Aeternum release date and changes explained New World Aeternum turns a middling MMO into a great RPG New World Aeternum devs explain MMO relaunch as review ***** continues View the full article
With The Elder Scrolls 6 still a mere speck on the horizon and Starfield still at the forefront, those of us who favor Bethesda's fantasy realms have a separate opportunity to return to the world of Morrowind, Oblivion, and Skyrim in The Elder Scrolls: Castles. A management and strategy game in the vein of Fallout Shelter, it puts you in charge of the right hand of the ruler. It's up to you to make the critical decisions that will define your dynasty for years to come. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: A new Elder Scrolls game just dropped out of nowhere View the full article
Dragon Age: The Veilguard is the fourth game in the Dragon Age series by BioWare, and you can pre-order your copy ahead of time to ensure you get to play this massive RPG on day one. There are several pre-order copies to pick from, with various bonuses. The pre-order you get determines what bonuses you’ll receive. As it stands, Dragon Age: The Veilguard does not have a pre-order bonus to play the game early, so everyone should receive the game on the same day when it launches on Oct. 31. If you’re looking for a particular, unique item to get when you load your version of Rook, there are several options to select. View the full article
BioWare has recently revealed Dragon Age: The Veilguard Rooks Coffer Edition for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. This collectors edition will cost $220 and include several additional goods for ********* Dragon Age: The Veilguard fans. View the full article
Warhorse Studios has given a big update on its upcoming Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 RPG, revealing its delayed release date, and letting fans know what to expect from the game at Gamescom next week. Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 was originally slated to come out sometime later this year as one of 2024's largest RPG releases, but its release date was recently leaked online, pointing toward a delay to next year. View the full article
One of the best flash events in Monopoly GO is Sticker *****, increasing the number of Stickers you get from a pack. Depending on the Sticker pack, you can earn up to four extra Stickers. The next Sticker ***** in Monopoly GO is expected on Aug. 21 at 8am CT, based on information found in the game’s files by data miners. You’ll have until Aug. 22 at 7:59am CT to log into the game and activate Sticker ***** for a duration of on hour. Earning extra Stickers goes a long way in Monopoly GO as duplicates are turned into Stars that are exchangeable for free dice rolls. View the full article
Mark your calendars, cozy-game fans. One of the most hotly anticipated indie titles just got a release date, and it’s right around the corner. The upcoming castle-building game, Tiny Glade, is slated to be released on Sept. 23 on Steam, developer Pounce Light announced today. In Tiny Glade, players build kingdoms using an array of terrain and structure modifiers that challenge players’ creativity and curiosity. In its announcement, Pounce Light shared a new trailer that shows just how nuanced castles can be, showing off lantern-lit ponds with pettable ducks, quaint countryside villages, and more. View the full article
Dragon Age: The Veilguard will be bringing back another familiar face from the RPG franchise this October, as Morrigan appears ready to return and face the dark threat facing Tevinter. Although some other recurring characters like Solas, Varric, and Harding have been teased for Dragon Age: The Veilguard in the past, the Witch of the Wilds' inclusion has only recently been confirmed by new footage released on August 15. View the full article
Core components for the build include an AMD Ryzen 5 5600X CPU mounted in a Gigabyte A520I AC mini ITX motherboard that's paired with a Radeon RX 6600 GPU from XFX and some low-profile DDR4 memory. Read Entire Article View the full article
Xbox Game Pass is losing Shadow Warrior 3 and three more titles later today. These are going to be the first departures from the Xbox Game Pass catalog in August 2024. View the full article
A recent glitch in Diablo 4 has caused waves amongst the community as Blizzard has had to step in to prevent the game's economy from falling apart. While the fourth mainline entry in the action RPG franchise has had its fair deal of bugs and glitches, it's ultimately regarded as a success amongst the player base, many of whom were worried about it following the dismal reception of Diablo: Immortal. Unfortunately, some problems are ******* than others and require drastic measures before they spread too far. View the full article
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Who are the Delta Force Hawk Ops operators? The multiplayer experience in Team *****'s reimagining of Delta Force ****** Hawk Down takes its cues from extraction shooter mainstays, spliced with the specialist-based class system seen in the likes of Battlefield 2042. As such, you can gain the upper hand on your future opponents just by learning about the specialists in the upcoming shooter. As of the Delta Force Hawk Ops alpha test, there are six operators. Each operator falls under one of four positions: ********, Engineer, Recon, or Support. While these positions indicate what each of the FPS game characters excel at, the real meat is in an operator's kit. Alongside a character-specific trait, each operator has unique tactical gear and two gadgets that can be used out in the field. To find out more about each of the Delta Force Hawk Ops operators and what they're packing, read on. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Delta Force alpha dates Delta Force release date window, gameplay, and news Delta Force might be the next great Battlefield game View the full article
Dragon Age: The Veilguard has a release date, and amidst the heavy breathing from fans over the possible romance options in the newest adventure through Thedas (hello, Neve Gallus with the hair down), there was also huge excitement for a confirmed returning character. Morrigan is back—like she ever was going to leave. We’re talking about fighting some elven gods and you thought Morrigan’s meddling **** wasn’t going to stick around for that? In the release date trailer, Morrigan gets a little bit of voice-over work before she finally unveils herself in appropriately dramatic fashion, flying into the scene as a raven before transforming in a burst of feathers. And she’s got a new look, too. The “let’s see how creatively I can show some skin” aesthetic is still there, but in a slightly more mature way, with more armor and an extremely conspicuous headpiece. View the full article
Thanks to Humble Bundle, Warhammer 40k, Dungeons and Dragons, and Pathfinder fans have been eating well lately. If you missed out on any of the amazing bargains on Humble recently, the latest one is one of the best yet and gets you $364 (£269.36) of great stuff for just $35 (£27.07). Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: A complete DnD Aasimar species guide DnD fans finally agree on something - Rogue is now the worst class Where to find DnD character sheets (and how to use them) View the full article
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The next big update for Disney Dreamlight Valley is bringing Tiana to the base game and closing the chapter on Eternity Isle for A Rift in Time owners. There’s a lot to delve into, so you need to know exactly when the Dapper Delights update will be released. Whether you’re most looking forward to greeting Tiana or stopping Jafar’s antics, there’s a lot to do around the valley as soon as this update goes live. Here’s the exact time and date the Dapper Delights update will be released for Disney Dreamlight Valley. View the full article
Tiny Glade, a charming and tranquil building game developed by Pounce Light, is among the year’s most eagerly awaited indie game releases. If you want to know when this soothing title will hit digital shelves, you’re in the right place. Set in a stunning low-poly world, Tiny Glade encourages players to get creative and craft whimsical landscapes without the usual simulation or strategy constraints. Here’s when you can get your hands on it. View the full article
Launch into the Rocket Partners event through Monopoly GO’s Space Sprint Leaderboard, a 30-milestone event featuring over 2,000 Rocket Partner tokens. The monthly Monopoly GO Partners event has lifted off, with grand prizes like a Wild Sticker and a new Token. Space Sprint is supporting the Rocket Partners main event through 30 milestone rewards. The Leaderboard event will only run for 24 hours, Aug. 15 to 16, but may return toward the end of the Partner event. Now is the time to score Rocket Partner tokens, especially with the Rocket to Sucess event running Pickup tokens as an objective. View the full article
Star Wars Outlaws players who have a Disney+ subscription will be able to redeem an exclusive "Nix Tail Wrappings" item for when the game launches. The item allows Star Wars Outlaws players to adorn Kay Vess' companion with a cosmetic blue cloth wrapping around their tail. View the full article
Space 4X strategy game Stellaris launched in 2016, but Paradox can't stop adding to the universe. Last time I checked in, it was school trips to other dimensions. Now, it's Cosmic Storms. Due for release alongside the Stellaris 3.13 Vela update on September 10th, these are a paid "mechanical expansion" (priced at a rather chunky £11, $13 or €13, and available as part of the current season pass) that builds upon the game's existing Space Storms, "providing a deeper experience with strategically meaningful gameplay and beautiful upgraded visuals". Wash that down with new civics, precursor narratives, anomalies, archaeology sites, techs, edicts, a new Ascension perk, and new galactic community resolutions. Read more View the full article
Call of Duty’s user interface, which has been a big topic of negative discussion for several years, will be getting overhauled for ****** Ops 6. Currently, upon opening up the Call of Duty app that houses multiple titles, players need to scroll up and down through various games to find what they’re looking for. Thankfully, and mercifully for CoD ********, this will be changing in just a couple of months. View the full article
Call of Duty beta season has become a yearly ritual for gamers, similar to football fans and the National Football League’s opening weeks. Every late summer/early fall, CoD‘s beta kicks into gear to give gamers a taste of what to expect from the upcoming title in the franchise. Next on deck is ****** Ops 6, and players are chomping at the bit to try it out before its full release later this year. View the full article
Dragon Age: The Veilguard is set to release for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC on October 31. The fourth mainline game in the series — after a decade-long hiatus — Veilguard brings us back to the fantasy world of Thedas, where the evil forces once again rear their ugly heads. You can preorder the game now in a variety of editions. Let’s ***** in and see what comes in each one. Dragon Age: The Veilguard (Standard Edition) PS5 Get it at Best Buy - $69.99 (free $10 gift card)Get it at GameStop - $69.99 Xbox Series X|S Get it at Best Buy - $69.99 (free $10 gift card)Get it at GameStop - $69.99 PC Get it at Steam - $59.99 If all you want is the game itself, the standard edition is the one to get. Note that the PC version is $10 cheaper than the console version, and that it’s Steam Deck verified. Very exciting. Dragon Age: The Veilguard Deluxe Edition PS5 Get it at Best Buy - $89.99 (free $10 gift card)Get it at GameStop - $89.99 Xbox Series X|S Get it at GameStop - $89.99 (free $10 gift card)Get it at GameStop - $89.99 PC Get it at Steam - $79.99 The Deluxe edition comes with the game itself, plus the following in-game items: 3 Rook Armor Sets (cosmetic, unique)7 Rook weapons (cosmetic)7 Companion armor sets (cosmetic, unique)7 Companion weapons (cosmetic, unique)Dragon Age: The Veilguard Rooks Coffer Edition (GameStop Exclusive)Get it for PS5 - $219.99Get it for Xbox - $219.99 The Rooks Coffer edition comes with the deluxe edition of the game, plus the following items: Rook’s Card DeckGlass Potion FlaskCompanion Litho PrintLight-Up Lyrium DaggerEnchanted ****Cloth Map and Quiver TubeThank-You Letter Note: If you want to buy the game elsewhere, but you still want the physical goodies that come in this edition, you can buy a “game-less” version from the BioWare Gear Store. Dragon Age: The Veilguard Preorder Bonus Preorder the game, and you'll receive the following in-game items: Blood Dragon Cosmetic ArmorWhat Is Dragon Age: The Veilguard? Dragon Age: The Veilguard is the fourth game in the series, following Dragon Age Origins, Dragon Age II, and Dragon Age Inquisition. It’s been 10 years since the previous game, so fans have been waiting awhile for this installment. Like the previous games, it’s set in the fantasy world of Thedas, where you’ll create a character and lead a team of heroes against evil forces. The Veilguard is noticeably more colorful than previous entries, which leaned toward the brown and gray end of the spectrum. Characters have a stylized, almost cartoonish, look to them — a change that’s been somewhat controversial among the fan base. However, combat has gotten an overhaul, to the extent that the developers say it’s “actually fun” now. You control a party of three (instead of four, like in previous games), and the combat is much more action-oriented. In case you’re worried about a lack of story, you can allay your fears: the script for Dragon Age: The Veilguard has roughly 140,000 lines of dialogue. That’s quite a bit more than Dragon Age Inquisition’s already-considerable 88,000 lines — though not as many as Baldur’s Gate 3 or Starfield. There will be plenty of customization options, including various difficulty settings, as well as the ability to turn off ****** entirely. Veilguard will also let you romance any of the party members, and it features full nudity, if that’s of interest. Of note for Steam players, you won’t need the EA app as a launcher to play the game, which is always nice. Check out our first Dragon Age: The Veilguard preview for more details. Other Preorder Guides Chris Reed is a commerce editor and deals expert for IGN. He also runs IGN's board game and LEGO coverage. You can follow him on Threads. View the full article
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The Once Human 1.1 update has arrived, with some big additions coming to Steam's hottest survival game, but ****** issues have impacted the latest patch. The update introduces animal ranching, reworks fishing, and adds new game modes, but developer Starry Studio acknowledges that it's "urgently fixing" an issue that is crashing the game upon entry, preventing some from playing. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Once Human codes August 2024 and how to redeem Once Human's cosmetic overhaul refunds all your overspent Crystgin Does Once Human have PvP? View the full article