A recent ***** from Honkai: Star Rail is potentially hinting at the next new variant of the Trailblazer, featuring a Path that has yet to be integrated into its playable characters. With more than 50 roster members for players to choose from, the popular sci-fi RPG from HoYoverse features plenty of variety in its playable cast. From support characters like Ruan Mei and Asta to Star Rail's heavy damage dealers like Seele and Acheron, fans have no shortage of options to build their perfect team. However, one Star Rail character makes for a particularly versatile choice. View the full article
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If you loved cutting bits of fruit and riding a jetpack on your phone, then you'll love… collecting treasure from procedurally generated undersea, eldritch-horror filled caves. Remember Fruit Ninja? It was a simple, very arcadey sort of game that was all the rage in the distant year of two thousand and ten, a time when mobile games were more tiny timewasters rather than full-blown experiences. The creator of that game, Luke Muscat, later went on to make another very popular mobile title, Jetpack Joyride, a game with a little bit more substance than slicing up your five a day, again a replayable, arcadey kind of game. Neither of them would likely be very popular today unfortunately, as it's a lot more difficult to have a breakout mobile hit, not to mention certain genres dominating digital storefronts. One such genre is roguelikes, and funnily enough, Muscat has actually made one such game, Feed the Deep, a horror roguelite all about exploring deepsea caves (thanks, GamesRadar). "Feed the Deep is a compulsive lovecraftian roguelike inspired by the likes of Dome Keeper and Spelunky," the game's about section on Steam explains. "***** into an ever-changing system of undersea caves. Collect resources that can be traded for upgrades and items. Explore ever deeper, managing dark spaces, limited oxygen, and hostile wildlife, and complete your mission to Feed the Deep." Muscat also notes that this new title was "built almost entirely" on their own, as a "couple of years ago I decided I wanted to try the ultimate game dev challenge and make a game completely solo." Read more View the full article
Zenless Zone Zero recently revealed a fun collaboration with the popular YouTube channel Lofi Girl. Since releasing last July 4, Zenless Zone Zero has been catching many people's attention with its eye-catching advertisements and unique collaborations. View the full article
Indie developer Canari Games has announced a release date for Castaway, their throwback action-adventure game. Castaway is launching on August 16th for Windows PC (via Steam), Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, PS4, and PS5. Here’s a rundown on the previously announced game, plus a new trailer: Embark on an action-packed adventure in Castaway, diving players into […] Source View the full article
Nexon have announced that their looter shooter The First Descendant has reached over 10 million players in just its first week of launch. These are impressive numbers despite the numerous issues that have plagued the game since it launch just a mere week ago. That said, there have been many patches and hotfixes as the […] Source View the full article
Level Infinite have announced their free-to-play looter shooter SYNCED will be shut down later this year. SYNCED will be shut down on September 9, 2024. This termination will occur just one year, nearly to the date, from when the game initially launched back in 2023. As of this announcement, microtransactions as well as the ability […] Source View the full article
Dungeons & Dragons brings back some classic modules in the new anthology Quests from the Infinite Staircase, and these adventures come with their fair share of memorable monsters. While plenty of the foes found throughout the book have appeared before in fifth edition DnD, some will be a lot less familiar to modern players. View the full article
Last week, the JEDEC Association published preliminary specifications for the 4th-generation high-bandwidth memory. Once the HBM4 standard is finalized, it will represent a major advancement in memory technology for high-performance computing applications. Just as significantly, the new standard will set the direction for future memory technologies and ensure interoperability across... Read Entire Article View the full article
The director of Cyberpunk 2077's sequel was apparently convinced he was getting fired right up to being asked to lead the follow-up. Cyberpunk 2077 lead quest designer Pawel Sasko is currently set to direct the controversial RPG's as-of-yet untitled sequel, an obviously big task that surely comes with on stresses (we all remember the state it launched in). But before Sasko even had the chance to experience those stresses, he had another one to deal with first. The CD Projekt Red developer recently spoke on the Flow Games podcast, where he spoke about whether or not he wanted to stay at the studio, or move on to something else (thanks, GamesRadar). "When you work in one company for a long time, there's always this moment where your career is kind of in the crossroads, and you're thinking 'should I enter another really big project with this company, or should I look for somewhere else to maybe learn new things?'" Sasko said on the podcast. It should be made clear that this wasn't a serious thought, because he "[loves] this company too much" but he did ask himself the question nonetheless. After all, he did end up being asked to move to the US to help start CD Projekt Red's new Boston-based studio to work on the sequel, which he described as being "given a chance of starting something new, but you're still in the same company." Read more View the full article
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Final Fantasy 14 Dawntrail has some of the best dungeons and jobs the MMORPG has ever seen. Learning Viper is challenging, and the new dungeon mechanics can leave you scratching your head at first, but once you master the mechanics, Tural's offerings are top-tier. Now that we're at level 100, though, where do we go from here? How will FF14 remain challenging with a solid sense of progression? Well, developer Square Enix and director Naoki 'Yoshi-P' Yoshida are certainly thinking about it. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: FF14 payments won't be broken for much longer FF14 server status and maintenance times - is FFXIV down? FF14 Dawntrail review - Kicking open the door to an exciting new era View the full article
Every Pal you tame in Palworld comes with a Pal Partner skill, benefitting players in their fights and exploration. Knowing the significance of these skills will help you win more fights, so here’s a list of every Pal Partner skill in the game. All Pal Partner Skills in Palworld A ********* shower is all you need. Screenshot by Dot Esports There are over 120 Pal Partner Skills in Palworld, offering advantages from healing to combat boots. While many of these skills unlock immediately after you capture the Pal associated with it, others have requirements before you can start using them. View the full article
In the Summer 2024 Sakurajima Update, Bushi Noct emerges as a mysterious new addition to Palworld, blending Dark and *****-type elements as a variant of the original Bushi Pal. The Sakurajima Expansion also introduced numerous adorable Pals for players to catch and befriend. These cute companions can help build your base or join you on quests to complete the Paldeck. View the full article
A recent Honkai: Star Rail ***** has revealed the model of a brand-new character, Aglaea, who will allegedly debut in the game in the distant future. Honkai: Star Rail will reportedly introduce a lineup of characters, including Aglaea, Moze, Zaika, Rappa, and Lingsha, later this year. Many of these playable units are expected to be a part of the Xianzhou arc. It's worth mentioning that no details about their in-game models and skills have been revealed yet. View the full article
The Calamity Beasts are a new cycle of creature cards, each possessing unique and powerful abilities, making them valuable additions to many decks. On top of possessing game-warping abilities, these mono-******** legendary elementals also have a central role in Bloomburrow’s lore. In this context, a cycle of cards in Magic: the Gathering refers to a group of cards, typically one for each ******, that share a thematic or mechanical similarity. One of the most popular cycles of creatures, for example, has been the Titan cycle, originally printed in M11. Now, Bloomburrow brings its very own flavor to the cycle of mono-******** creatures with the Calamity Beasts. View the full article
If you're looking for a (very) heavy dose of nostalgia, the newly announced side-scrolling beat-'em-up The Karate ****: Street Rumble should do the trick. Got a classic 80s movie? Need to make a video game based on it but don't want to push the boat out when it comes to imagination? How about making a beat-'em-up! That's exactly what GameMill Entertainment has announced with The Karate ****: Street Rumble, a new 16-bit-styled (key word being styled there) title that is taking the 80s classic and turning it into a common genre of the era. As revealed on IGN, the game will let you play as Daniel Russo, Mr. Miyagi, Kumiko, or Ali Mills, and you'll be able to face off against the series' villains including Johnny Lawrence, John Kreese, Terry Silver, and others. It was specifically mentioned that it's set in the 1980s too, though, that point seems slightly moot given literally everything about the game. The game is obviously riffing on more modern beat-'em-ups like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge, which came out in 2022 and was met with a generally favourable response. You can check out the trailer for Street Rumble above, which mostly does just look like your standard beat-'em-up. Perhaps the full game will have a bit more to offer, but right off the bat apart from the colourful sprites, it doesn't look like it will be doing all that much. Read more View the full article
The Digby Boy in Once Human is one of the most useful Deviants to have in your base to end your everyday mining worries. Like every Deviant that can be stored in your base in Once Human, the Digby Boy passively mines ores near your base when its Deviant power is above 30. It collects small amounts of Iron, Sulfur, Copper, and Tin Ores. If you keep it happy with suitable environmental conditions, it will work ******* and give you more Ores in less time. View the full article
For being one of the most important companies in the PC gaming world, Valve is typically quite a mystery when it comes to its inner workings. The creator of Steam, fronted by co-founder and president Gabe Newell, doesn't typically reveal much about its size or structure. Yet for all the jokes around Half-Life 3, Left 4 ***** 3, Portal 3, and so on, as rumors swirl around its supposed new game Deadlock, court documents show that a majority of Valve staff are still focused on making games. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Best VR games on PC 2024 PC gamers are finally embracing the controller, as usage triples This Nvidia GPU just became a surprise Steam Survey hit View the full article
A creative Destiny 2 player has come up with a powerful new banana-themed costume for their Titan Guardian. The costume is another of many novel and inventive Destiny 2 customized costumes, which range from accurate pop-cultural references to irreverent evocations of healthy fruit. View the full article
The Talisman slot in Elden Ring is a highly competitive field with many different options to fill. These Talismans can often make-or-break the build, providing upwards of 50 percent damage or damage reduction depending on your choices of jewelry. Let’s touch on 10 Elden Ring Talisman options that are consistently useful for multiple builds—providing a baseline and foundation for more specific options or allowing builds to exist in the first place. View the full article
A new questline introduced by Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree proves that one of the base game's endings is even worse than it seems. Elden Ring's endings are, on the whole, pretty ambiguous. While it's easy enough to tell which is Elden Ring's worst ending, even those that seem positive on the surface hide negative implications beneath, and vice versa. Players don't really find out what happened to the Lands Between after the events of base Elden Ring's story; they only learn where the Tarnished ended up, and are left to imagine the rest. View the full article
Starry Studio has fully outlined its refund plan for players purchasing multiple of the same Once Human cosmetics, and urges you not to buy items for numerous characters right now. As one of the biggest Steam successes of 2024, the new apocalyptic survival sandbox sits alongside The First Descendant and Palworld with nearly 200,000 concurrents already, but that doesn't mean there aren't growing pains. Purchased cosmetics aren't currently account-wide and only work for individual characters, but Starry Studio explains how this will change. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Once Human dev promises fixes for lag and crashing issues are imminent Once Human reworks cosmetics after meeting with ex Blizzard dev Once Human server status - is Once Human down? View the full article
One Starfield fan has recently taken to social media to praise Bethesda for improving the RPG's stealth gameplay, substantiating that observation with some new footage from the game. The brief clip helps illustrate how Starfield's stealth mechanics have been refined since its release. View the full article
Some of Baldur's Gate 3's boss fights can actually be pretty tough, but even in the most challenging scenarios, there are usually one or two ways to turn the situation to the party's advantage. The turn-based combat system and complex environmental arenas add a lot of flexibility to encounters, making fights much more than just a numbers game. A healthy dose of randomness can still swing things against even the most prepared party, but with a bit of luck, it's usually possible to push through. View the full article
A Destiny 2 player has shown off their impressive Guardian fashion, after turning their main character into a near-perfect recreation of Mass Effect's Salarian scientist, Mordin Solus. This Destiny 2 Guardian looks eerily like the Mass Effect fan favorite, drawing praise from the game's fashion community online. View the full article
If you’re not a strong swimmer, knowing the “Shallowest of the Great Lakes,” might be a good way to save yourself, and also save time with the July 14 NYT Mini Crossword. You’ve got lakes, and you’ve got Great Lakes—and the name does exactly what it says on the tin. The NYT July 14 Crossword honors the shallowest of the lakes with its very own clue. View the full article
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If you loved cutting bits of fruit and riding a jetpack on your phone, then you'll love… collecting treasure from procedurally generated undersea, eldritch-horror filled caves. Remember Fruit Ninja? It was a simple, very arcadey sort of game that was all the rage in the distant year of two thousand and ten, a time when mobile games were more tiny timewasters rather than full-blown experiences. The creator of that game, Luke Muscat, later went on to make another very popular mobile title, Jetpack Joyride, a game with a little bit more substance than slicing up your five a day, again a replayable, arcadey kind of game. Neither of them would likely be very popular today unfortunately, as it's a lot more difficult to have a breakout mobile hit, not to mention certain genres dominating digital storefronts. One such genre is roguelikes, and funnily enough, Muscat has actually made one such game, Feed the Deep, a horror roguelite all about exploring deepsea caves (thanks, GamesRadar). "Feed the Deep is a compulsive lovecraftian roguelike inspired by the likes of Dome Keeper and Spelunky," the game's about section on Steam explains. "***** into an ever-changing system of undersea caves. Collect resources that can be traded for upgrades and items. Explore ever deeper, managing dark spaces, limited oxygen, and hostile wildlife, and complete your mission to Feed the Deep." Muscat also notes that this new title was "built almost entirely" on their own, as a "couple of years ago I decided I wanted to try the ultimate game dev challenge and make a game completely solo." Read more View the full article