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Released in 2023, Beast is a hidden movement board game utterly dripping with theme, in which a team of hunters search the frozen wilderness for an elusive, and utterly lethal, fantasy beast. Developer Studio Midhall is busy adapting the world of Beast into a brand new, D&D 5e-compatible roleplaying game - and on Monday November 17 Wargamer will welcome lead designers into our free Discord for a live AMA session with the community. You can join them and put your questions to the development team to learn what they've got in store! Read the rest of the story... View the full article

Last Updated November 11, 2025 - Added new Uma Racing codes. [/url] Uma Racing is based on the popular anime and game franchise, Umamusume: Pretty Derby. In this Roblox experience, you'll play as a trainer who will raise and race uma – hopefully to victory. You'll start with just one uma, so use these Uma Racing codes to give you a big cash bonus. In doing so, you'll be able to purchase new uma to strengthen your team, MVPs, and intros. You never know, you might get lucky with your pick and get a Legendary uma. Working Uma Racing Codes (November 2025) The following codes are all active and working and can be redeemed for cash. RELEASECUH - 1,500 cashMBFORANOTHERDELAYBRO - 2,500 cashUFFUEWANTTOMATO - 1,000 cashFIRSTBUGFIX -1,500 cashTHANKFORSUPPORTIN - 4,500 cashFIFTYTHOUSANDLIKES -3,000 cashIOOKMEMBERS - 3,000 cashHow to Use Uma Racing Codes Ready to redeem the active Uma Racing codes listed above? Here are the steps you need to take: First, you'll need to join the group Uma Racing CommunityThen, launch Uma Racing on RobloxClick the Menu button at the bottom of the screenPress Codes (it's the fifth option on the Menu, next to Settings)Copy the code from this article and press redeemExpired Uma Racing Codes (November 2025) These codes no longer work. We test all of our codes on a regular basis, so, as soon as a code is expired, we'll move it into this section: CINDERELLAGRAY PLAYTESTDELAYMBBROSORRYFORBUGWhy Isn't My Uma Racing Code Working? Codes for Roblox experiences are usually case-sensitive, so the best way to ensure you've got a working code is to directly copy it from this article. We check all codes before we upload them, so you can guarantee they're working. Just double-check that you haven't copied over an extra space! Lauren Harper is an Associate Guides Editor. She loves a variety of games but is especially fond of puzzles, horrors, and point-and-click adventures. View the full article

Fallout: New Vegas may be getting a remaster after all. Fallout fans have been asking for a current-gen version of the 2010 classic for a while, but it's seemed increasingly unlikely as time has gone by with no word from Bethesda on the matter. Just when it seemed like all hope for a Fallout: New Vegas remaster was lost, one sentence stoked the flames back to life. View the full article

Zenless Zone Zero’s latest Special Program was a big one, bringing us all the news about Version 2.4, the next major update. It’s called On the Precipice of the Abyss, and it will be available to download on November 26. Read more View the full article

Любовный треугольник ведьмака Геральта из Ривии с чародейками Йеннифэр из Венгерберга и Трисс Меригольд стал одной из самых важных личных сюжетных линий в The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, однако не всегда был частью игры.View the full article

Rebel Wolves is back with another gameplay demo for The Blood of Dawnwalker, and it's already been making changes from its last showing based on player feedback. Given the studio's origins as a team of ex-CD Projekt Red developers with credits across Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher games, there's every reason to hope that The Blood of Dawnwalker could turn into one of the best RPGs on the horizon. Writer Ariana Siarkiewicz walks us through some fresh gameplay, and details some of the adjustments that have been implemented so far. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: The Blood of Dawnwalker release date estimate, trailers, and latest news Cyberpunk 2077 director says it was hard to "propagate a vision" among 500 devs The Blood of Dawnwalker is two RPGs in one, and it has me by the throat View the full article

If you're on the on the lookout for a budget gaming monitor, this discounted LG display is one of the best deals I've ever seen. With a massive 47% off, this 27-inch gaming monitor delivers a speedy 144Hz refresh rate, a 1080p resolution, and the great viewing angles of an IPS LCD panel, all for just $89. While I'd never claim an entry-level display like this is going to be the best gaming monitor you've ever set eyes on, LG delivers reliably good monitors. For a first gaming PC or filling out your multi-monitor setup (it would be ideal as a low-cost side display for a triple-monitor racing sim rig, for instance), there's hardly a better value option out there at the moment. Who needs ****** Friday deals, hey? Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: At just $529.99, this 240Hz OLED gaming monitor is now a steal on Prime Day Save a huge $110 on this 27-inch 1440p LG gaming monitor with Nvidia G-Sync This new 720Hz OLED gaming monitor from LG is ultra fast, with one big catch View the full article

Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion's Into the Abyss Expansion Pack and major new update are both now available. View the full article

****** Ops 7 is certainly making an impressionView the full article

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****** Ops 7 has a frankly ridiculous amount of content packed into it at launch, even by Call of Duty's standards. Deep breath. Here goes: A co-op campaign; Endgame, the replayable PvE extraction mode that acts as the campaign's epilogue; Ashes of the Damned, a round-based Zombies map that can be played in Standard, Directed, or the new Cursed mode; Zombies Survival mode; Dead Ops Arcade; 18 multiplayer maps, including remasters of classics like Hijacked and Raid; 11 core multiplayer modes, including newcomers Overload and Skirmish; Face Off variants of several modes; ten Prestiges and a thousand Prestige Master Levels to grind through after that; and more camo challenges, loadout unlocks, and store bundles than you can shake a melee weapon at. And I'm probably forgetting something. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: ****** Ops 7 campaign missions list - All BO7 missions in order Is ****** Ops 7 down? BO7 server status ****** Ops 7 system requirements View the full article

Every once in a while, the gaming industry saves a large release for the December holiday rush. And since 2025 has already been so great for full games, why not have just one more? It appears that, in a year full of incredible game releases, Nintendo has one more banger left for us at the beginning of December with Metroid Prime 4: Beyond. Last week, I was invited by Nintendo to try out Samus Aran's latest adventure at a special event in New York City, and after some hands-on time, I'm pretty confident that we have yet another awesome AAA release to go before the calendar flips. Image via Nintendo First up, I was invited to try out the opening intro sequence to the FPS title that Nintendo revealed earlier this year. Samus has been called to help protect a special artifact under siege by space pirates, and wouldn't you know it, things go awry. On first impression, Metroid Prime 4 is a stunning game, visually. It can be played at 4K resolution and 60fps, or 1080p and 120fps in Docked mode on the Nintendo Switch 2, or 1080p and 60 FPS/720p and 120fps in Handheld mode. The imagery is crystal clear, buttery smooth, and colorful, creating the best-looking Metroid game yet, especially in Docked mode on a big screen. As is the case in basically every Metroid, Samus shows up to help out the Galactic Federation fully kitted with her maxed-out suit, but something goes awry. This time, it is in the gift of a Psychic Crystal from an ancient alien race known as the Lamorn. This crystal opens up a whole new world of abilities and discovery for Samus as she's sent on a quest to help the Lamorn as their "chosen one," but equipping the crystal on her visor strips her of some of her base abilities, like Missiles and Double Jump. In true Metroid fashion, Samus must then power up with new abilities found all over the planet of Viewros, hunting down five keys to gain a special item atop a mysterious tower to help spread the Lamorn's legacy and message. It begins with the first area of the game, a lush jungle called Fury Green, filled with flora and fauna out to kill you. Metroid Prime 4 offers multiple control schemes, including the JoyCon 2's mouse controls or even gyroscopic controls, which makes it feel like a light gun shooter where you use the right JoyCon to aim at the screen. I still prefer using the Pro Controller method, but the ability to swap between the schemes is nice. Image via Nintendo The first ability I found after mowing through some enemies is a Psychic Glove, which basically grants Samus telekinetic abilities. By pressing the X button, Samus enables the psychic version of her visor that allows her to see special psychic orbs and doorways that can be interacted with, using the glove to open doorways or solve puzzles to advance in the direction of her objectives. Using the visor to scan the environment is vital in figuring out where to go or what to do next. Along the way, I met a new NPC named Myles Mackenzie and saved his nerdy engineer life from some local aliens. I then escorted him to the next area, where he was able to use his tech skills to help me regain my Missiles and the next ability, the Control Beam. The Control Beam fires a guidable projectile that you can pilot through areas that Samus normally wouldn't be able to gain access to, and I used it to fly the beam through a hole in a wall to open up a door from the opposite side. None of this function is readily apparent, however, so it takes some visor scanning and trial-and-error to figure out, further making the game feel like a puzzler at times. With Myles' help, I ended up at a boss fight with a giant piranha plant-like alien creature named Carvex. To deal damage, I had to use Missiles to break armored joints on its tentacle arms to expose them to damage, and then combo that with the Control Beam to fly the projectile into them to break the arms and open up its belly-like weak point, all while dodging projectiles and melee attacks. Taking down Carvex rewards the Psychic Bomb ability, which is Samus's classic Morph Ball Bomb with a twist: when placing it, you can then use the Psychic Glove and visor to pick them up and put them in out-of-reach places. I used this ability to open up my way to the next area, but that's when the demo came to an end. Image via Nintendo I must admit, this was my first Metroid Prime gameplay experience, although I have watched videos to catch up on the lore and story. I've played several other 2D Metroid titles (Metroid Fusion and Metroid Dread are two of my favorite games ever), but now I feel compelled to go back and try the rest because Metroid Prime 4: Beyond feels like it may very well be destined for more critical acclaim, judging from the hour-plus I've played. Metroid Prime 4: Beyond launches on Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch on Dec. 4. The post Metroid Prime 4 hands-on – Samus Aran goes Beyond expectations with puzzle-like adventure in long-awaited FPS sequel appeared first on Destructoid. View the full article

Snap and Salvage is a new quest you can complete in ARC Raiders if you have access to the map, and the tasks can be pretty tricky. With Stella Montis now unlocked, we can gain access to the quests exclusive to the region. The Snap and Salvage is the third quest in the Stella Montis storyline that you gain from Tian Wen. The tasks of the quest will send you on a tour along the new map. Table of contentsARC Raiders Snap and Salvage quest walkthroughRover locationPaper LocationMagnetron and Flow Controllers locationsARC Raiders Snap and Salvage quest walkthrough The Snap and Salvage quest can be broken down into four parts. Take a Photo of any of the Rovers in the Sandbox.Search the papers in the Security Checkpoint room by the Lobby.Deliver a Magnetron to Tian Wen.Deliver a Flow Controller to Tian Wen.Rover location The first task is to find a Rover, located in the Robotics Sandbox. To reach the point, you'll have to go to the base floor or press E for the alternate map view. Go through the entrance to the Sandbox region and take the path that goes straight. Rover location in Stella Montis. Screenshot and Remix by Destructoid The path in front of you will take you straight to Robotic Sandbox. I have marked the location of the Rover as well. Once you find the Rover, stand close to it, and you'll be able to take a snap of it. From the entrance, you'll first have to go straight, and you'll come across a window on your right. You can either use the lift or just jump down to reach the middle of the Sandbox (where the Rover is located). Paper Location To find the security papers, go to the Lobby area of the map. Then, you'll come across a breachable door behind the Security desk (right from the scanner). The door is right at the corner of the room behind the desk. Breach the door, go straight (a few steps), and you'll find a U-shaped table to your right. The security papers will be on the table. Security Papers location in the Lobby. Screenshot and Remix by Destructoid I have marked the exact location where the papers can be found. Magnetron and Flow Controllers locations Getting the Magnetron and Flow Controllers is entirely random, and they're new Exodus materials added to ARC Raiders. Your best bet is to search as many containers as possible in the Stella Montis map. While I found Magnetron in a container at the Security Checkpoint room, the Flow Controller came from the Cafeteria region. I believe that the locations are completely random, and you'll have to search thoroughly to find them. The post How to complete Snap and Salvage in ARC Raiders appeared first on Destructoid. View the full article

A brand new version of the modernised Heroes of Might and Magic 2 game engine fheroes2 has released with version 1.1.12 now available. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article

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Call of Duty: ****** Ops 7 is now available on Xbox Game Pass, having launched across two of its tiers. This is the 12th new title to reach the subscription service in November 2025, as well as the 201st Xbox Game Pass release of the year. View the full article

***** has shared the Yakuza Kiwami and Kiwami 2 launch trailer for the Nintendo Switch 2 launch. View the full article

Falcom has revealed a PS5 version of Ys X: Proud Nordics in its financial report and it will launch on February 19, 2026 with 4K 120fps support. View the full article

In advance of the release of the anticipated Renegades expansion, Bungie gives Destiny 2 players a look at what's coming to the game through the next few updates. Typically, Destiny 2 players have a decent idea of what's coming to the game well in advance, but there's a bit of apprehension these days as not much is known beyond the upcoming Renegades expansion. View the full article

Users with AMD chips who check log files within System32 might notice the constant modifications. The high rate of changes has sparked concern that the company's drivers are making excessive writes to SSDs, but whether users should be worried remains unclear. Read Entire Article View the full article

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A new Dungeons & Dragons lore book has provided fresh details on the fate of everyone's favorite Baldur's Gate 3 barbarian tiefling — and officially confirmed a happier canon ending than the game itself provides. Warning! Baldur's Gate 3 spoilers follow... Within Baldur's Gate 3 itself, a range of possible finales are possible for Karlach, your companion whose mechanical heart always seems on the brink of shutting down. Indeed, without intervention, players can watch Karlach tragically burn up as her infernal engine finally combusts, or alternatively sacrifice herself and become a Mind Flayer. Another option, meanwhile, sees the player convincing Karlach to depart Faerûn to live in Avernus and hope for a more permanent cure — leaving the character's ultimate survival open to debate. Now, fans think they finally have an answer for what happens next if Karlach does go back to Avernus, thanks to the canon Astarion's Book of Hungers D&D Expansion. This book confirms that a pair of other D&D installments that feature Karlach are set post-Baldur's Gate 3. Therefore, canonically, Karlach survived for several years after the game's epilogue, and is back in Faerûn. "Progressing the year to 1501 and having Karlach in the city again implies she gets her engine fixed in canon," social media user RenMasaoAnkoku wrote, as spotted by GamesRadar+. Them progressing the year to 1501 and having Karlach in the city again implies she gets her engine fixed in canon [Hidden Content] — Ren Masao Ankoku (@RenMasaoAnkoku) November 12, 2025 The post shares an official timeline of fellow companion Astarion's life that places "the events of Baldur's Gate 3" in 1492, by Dalereckoning (DR). Meanwhile, the events of Forgotten Realms: Heroes of Faerûn and Forgotten Realms: Adventures in Faerûn — in which Karlach appears — take place three years later, in 1501 DR. This fits with what we already know of Karlach's possible future should she be convinced back to Avernus. In the game's epilogue, set six months later, Karlach mentions a recent adventure where she obtained a set of blueprints offering a possible solution for her infernal engine. Seemingly, then, these worked — for another few years, at least — to allow her back to Faerûn and hopefully another reunion with your party. Baldur's Gate 3 developer Larian may be done with major updates, but it's still releasing occasional hotfixes. The bulk of the studio is meanwhile working on what's next for the company — though it won't be Baldur's Gate 4. Still, it's expected that another studio will eventually make a sequel to the hugely-successful role-playing game. Here's hoping Karlach once again pops up in that. Tom Phillips is IGN's News Editor. You can reach Tom at [email protected] or find him on Bluesky @tomphillipseg.bsky.social View the full article