Warning: Major Spoilers for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt lie ahead. Which ending to the base version of The Witcher 3 you get depends on a lot of things. There are the big obvious choices, along with a heap of smaller ones, and it's the former that really shapes the final proper cutscene you get before the game paints a picture of the rest in storybook style. As it turns out, there was a little more to one of these final cutscenes, and a modder's now restored it. As with the majority of the more interesting works that've popped up as part of a Witcher 3 modding rennaisance over the last few months, this one wouldn't have been possible without the REDkit modding tools. You know, the ones that're providing a lot of cool stuff to help tide us all over while we wait for more news on The Witcher 4 and the other projects CD Projekt's currently busy working on. Read more View the full article
Many months in the making, the Decky Loader developers have released version 3.0 of their Steam Deck plugin system, which works with the big Steam Families update. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
Valve's brand-new Steam Families feature recently went live on the PC gaming platform Steam, providing a new level of connectivity for relatives. While the idea of families sharing a travel support portal is idyllic, the plan does come with restrictions that not all Steam users are happy about, and theyre making their voices heard on social media. View the full article
Available now for Steam Desktop and Steam Deck, Valve has officially launched the new Steam Families system in a stable Steam Client Update. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
A pop-filled adventure awaits in Funko Fusion, with characters from a wealth of franchises ready and waiting. If you can’t wait for the game to release, we can tell you exactly how long you need to wait. Funko Fusion includes playable characters from the likes of Five Nights at Freddy’s, Jurassic World, Back to the Future, and Hot Fuzz, along with levels tied to each franchise. There should also be plenty of surprises in store and excitement is building for the release. View the full article
Better check those desert dunes again Caravan SandWitch, someone’s ******* the lede. An open world you can explore in a few relaxed evenings? One that favours the joyous freeform sightseeing of an Elden Ring or Breath Of The Wild; where you’ll scramble up vast industrial concrete ruins on scavenging missions for inquisitive frogs, instead of being nagged by bothersome checklists? Ok, rain check on that last point. SandWitch can’t help but eventually funnel the freedom of ambling around in your chuffy yellow van into restrictive collect-a-thons. Still, for much of its breezy runtime, this one’s a real panacea for gaming’s more bloated map-scourers. Plus, even when you are sent off to hamster-cheek scavenged components before making progress, there’s very little in this world that doesn’t feel intentional. Sidequests and storytelling crumbs are deliberately scattered throughout, and each building is a thoughtful concrete puzzle box. It is, in brief, a nice time. You play as Sauge, a spacefarer returned to her planet of Cigalo after receiving a distress signal from her missing sister. Cigalo’s a cheery place, though economically and environmentally devastated after being exploited by an evil spacecorp named The Consortium. It’s populated by small settlements of people, some large talking frogs named the Reinetos, and the occasional friendly ******. Everything’s friendly, as it goes - even gravity itself. There’s no danger, no ******, no damage from flinging yourself off the tallest building you can find. Just helping out your desert buds, upgrading your van with more gadgets to solve puzzles, or working on finding exactly where Sauge’s sister has go to. Read more View the full article
Warhammer 40K Space Marine 2 offers a gripping experience with various modes, though you may want to tweak your brightness settings to the optimal level. To help you with that, we’ve got detailed steps to follow. Space Marine 2 has made a quick impression on gamers, setting a record for the Warhammer franchise, and there’s still plenty more to come. To get the best from the game, though, I recommend tweaking your brightness settings to improve the visuals. View the full article
The Penguin finally premieres on Max in exactly one week, on September 19. We're now learning more and more about the process of ********* the long-anticipated series, and it appears that Colin Farrell didn't have a super great time under all the prosthetics and makeup. As part of Total Film's new issue, the actor explained the highs and lows of returning to Gotham as Oswald Cobblepot, and while he praises the character that's been created by Matt Reeves and showrunner Lauren LeFranc, he also was happy to leave him behind. "Don't get me wrong – I loved it – but it got in on me a little bit. By the end of it, I was ********* and moaning to anyone who would listen to me that I f**king wanted it to be finished," he openly admitted before describing his personal attachment to previous iterations of the character. "It's not like I didn't know who I was and I was going out and burning cars and s**t, but... if you take what Matt Reeves created and then what Lauren [LeFranc, showrunner] did and what Mike [Marino, prosthetics and make-up designer] did and put them all together, it was a really powerful experience." Read more View the full article
Mummy and Daddy have not abandoned you, they have just gone to work again. They cannot hear you howling, but I can. I can. Read more View the full article
The No Harm Ever Came From Reading A Book is an achievement you can get in WoW The War Within and add to your Warband collection. Although it’s not exactly a quest, you must complete a few tasks to earn this achievement, and they all happen to take place in the Azj-Kahet zone. So, here’s our full guide to getting the No Harm Ever Came From Reading A Book achievement in The War Within. View the full article
I am torn between being deeply annoyed at the fact roguelike deckbuilder Bramble Royale: A Meteorfall Story allows me to poison skeletons, and actually finding it very funny. I suppose it would take an unnecessary amount of setup to lampshade that my dexterity brawler, Mischief, actually switches out her regular poison for bone-hurting juice when fighting skeletal undead. So, you get a pass for now, game. Here’s a trailer: Read more View the full article
Steam’s family sharing feature Steam Families is now available to everyone on the platform, letting up to six total people share games from a single library, with each individual having access to their own saved games, achievements, and workshop files. This means that, yes, when you all sit down together in the evening, you can enjoy a hearty family meal in the knowledge that between you, you technically own six copies of the Cities Skylines Big ***** Skinner Balloon. Each person on the account will have one of two roles: ****** or child. Adults can manage parental controls, set hourly or daily playtime limits, approve purchase requests, and control store access. Valve appear very proud of making it easier for parents to spend money, streamlining the “time-consuming” task of buying games for their kids. Read more View the full article
As we near the main stage of Dota 2’s The International 13, many new hero trends have emerged. One hero who gained momentum throughout the TI13 qualifiers was Windranger, who only soared in popularity throughout the group stages and the playoffs. Unexpectedly, Windranger eventually became so popular that she boasted a contest rate of 86 percent across every game at TI. In the rare instances where players banned her, she was promptly picked up, leading to varying degrees of success. Even though Windranger ties with Mirana and Kunkka at 36 picks, her in-game impact has arguably been higher, enough to be first picked in many games. View the full article
There are cold opens and there are freezing ones. Sci-fi roguelike shooter Wild Bastards doesn't start on its strongest cowboy boot. You are dumped into the middle of an interstellar chase and summarily shown the ropes. The guns feel simplistic, the arenas bare, the loot vanilla, and the entire loop of beaming down to a planet and getting into small-scale "showdowns" threatens to become stale within the first hour or so. But then you find an outlaw buddy who offers a new way to ****** human dirtbags. Then another fellow bandit. And another. By the time your spaceship is half-filled with scoundrels and weirdoes shouting at each other, the game has warmed up enough to reveal its central idea. This ain't no grand FPS campaign, nor is it quick as roguelikes go. It's a snacky shootout sim with tumbleweed towns that feels best when you savour the pre-****** suspense. Read more View the full article
Over the past few days, the LoLdle quotes have been exceedingly easy. But today’s LoLdle quote was a little tricky, particularly for those unfamiliar with rock-wielding League of Legends champs. If you’re in the same boat, don’t worry: The Sept. 12 LoLdle answer’s below. Who says, “Did the earth move for you too? Did I just say that out loud?” in LoL? The LoLdle quote on Sept. 12 is, “Did the earth move for you too? Did I just say that out loud?” The League champion who says this line is Taliyah. View the full article
There are many personality tests floating on the internet, but nothing reveals more about your deepest, darkest secrets than your gaming habits. You spend a lot of time playing Counter-Strike, so that’s already quite telling, but we can go further by analyzing your favorite CS map. You may not like the results, but dozens of nonexistent psychology papers have confirmed these findings! Here’s what your favorite CS map says about you as a person. View the full article
In one of the biggest changes League of Legends has seen this decade, Riot Games is reducing item power levels by as much as “five to fifteen percent” across the board in a huge preseason patch in a bid to make champion choices actually matter again. The overhaul, which has been dubbed the “Champion Emphasis” update, is expected to hit as many as 119 Legendary League items and herald changes for every single class in the game, ranging from skirmishers and tanks to AD carries and assassins. The aim, the Riot balance team explained in a September blog, is to “put more emphasis on champions” again after various changes and improving player skills shifted things the wrong way. View the full article
League of Legends is just about to undergo another cataclysmic shift as Riot Games battles to bring spiralling item power under control. This rework patch, which is being referred to as the “Champion Emphasis” update, will act as the start of Season 15’s preseason run and is expected to totally change the balance of power between items and champions. Here’s everything you’ll need to know about the whopping League overhaul. View the full article
Ultimate Spellbook lets League of Legends players live out their greatest fantasies with a whole bucketload of cool Ultimates at their fingertips—but the ever-fun, chaotic playlist isn’t always available to play despite its huge popularity. Thankfully, Riot Games has now confirmed Spellbook will be back for another spin through the end of 2024, a long 24 months after the League mode was last live through the Star Guardian celebrations in 2022. Not only is it coming back into rotation after a hefty chunk of time away, but Riot has been playing around with exactly what Spellbook can be. View the full article
The Soaring Meaderbee is one of the rare mounts you can get in World of Warcraft: The War Within. Like all good things, getting this bee mount requires patience and a whole lot of farming. Here’s everything you need to know about getting the Soaring Meaderbee. How to get the bee mount in WoW The War Within He’s beneath a wooden pagoda. Screenshot by Dot Esports via Blizzard. He also sells a recipe! Screenshot by Dot Esports via Blizzard. In WoW, you can purchase the Soaring Meaderbee from the Meadery Requisitions vendor, Cendvin, for 900 Sizzling Cinderpollen. Cendvin is located near the Cinderbrew Meadery on the Isle of Dorn, roughly at the coordinates 74 and 45. Once you buy the reigns, open your bag, and use the “Reigns of the Soaring Meaderbee” to get this flying mount. View the full article
If there’s one clue from today’s NYT crossword puzzle that made me laugh, it’s this one: It’s such an old-fashioned word not many people use today (and one I don’t plan on adding to my vernacular). If you’re looking for the answer to the “beefcakes” clue is from NYT’s Sept. 12 Mini Crossword puzzle, I’ve got your covered. ‘Beefcakes:’ Sept. 12 NYT Mini Crossword clue hints and answer This is the clue for four down. Screenshot by Dot Esports via the NYT Hint 1: It starts with a “H.” Hint 2: It ends with an “S.” Hint 3: It contains one vowel. Hint 4: This is an old-fashioned clue that refers to someone with big muscles. The answer to the “Beefcakes” clue from the Sept. 12 NYT Mini Crossword puzzle is “HUNKS.” Beefcakes is an old-fashioned word used to describe a good-looking man with big muscles or someone with a particular body type who you’d see in movies or television. And hunk has a similar meaning in that it refers to a large, strong, attractive man. View the full article
Xbox is bringing back the gaming platform’s more traditional format of friend requests, which has hilariously made many gamers realize they’d actually been gone in the first place. Microsoft has decided to bring back Xbox’s classic friend requests after several years of keeping it shelved—and fans were immediately confused. Many perplexed followers immediately questioned why it wasn’t a day-one feature on the Xbox Series X, while even more were simply gobsmacked the feature had ever been removed until they had to be reminded the Microsoft platform had actually been using a ‘follower’ styled system reminiscent of social media. View the full article
If you’ve been unable to enjoy a good game of NBA 2K25 in a while due to incessant crashes, we know there’s nothing more frustrating. Thankfully, provided the cause is on your end, you can handle those annoying crashing errors in a jiffy. Online video games like NBA 2K25 run on servers, making them vulnerable to complicated bugs and hiccups that occur due to several reasons. While you can usually tackle minor player-sided causes like outdated drivers, laggy internet connections, and software interruptions with ease, internal server-sided ones need the developer’s intervention to be fixed. View the full article
Dress to Impress has a variety of themes for each fashion show, ranging anywhere from classy to cute. On the cuter end, you might run into the Nursery Rhyme theme. The Nursery Rhyme theme should immediately bring you back to your early childhood when tunes like “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star” and “Humpty Dumpty” were drilled into your head. Thanks to Dress to Impress, you can turn those iconic nursery rhymes into fun outfits for your next walk down the runway. View the full article
Lots of movies have rolled out over the past few years, and if you haven’t seen Inside Out 2, today’s NYT crossword clue about the emotion that opens up a sar-chasm will be next to impossible to solve. The clue, “Emotion in “Inside Out 2” who opens up a “sar-chasm” in Riley’s mind” is from the Sept. 12 NYT Mini Crossword puzzle. Honestly, if I hadn’t played Disney Dreamlight Valley recently, I never would’ve found the answer, which I’ve shared below. View the full article
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Warning: Major Spoilers for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt lie ahead. Which ending to the base version of The Witcher 3 you get depends on a lot of things. There are the big obvious choices, along with a heap of smaller ones, and it's the former that really shapes the final proper cutscene you get before the game paints a picture of the rest in storybook style. As it turns out, there was a little more to one of these final cutscenes, and a modder's now restored it. As with the majority of the more interesting works that've popped up as part of a Witcher 3 modding rennaisance over the last few months, this one wouldn't have been possible without the REDkit modding tools. You know, the ones that're providing a lot of cool stuff to help tide us all over while we wait for more news on The Witcher 4 and the other projects CD Projekt's currently busy working on. Read more View the full article