MultiVersus has launched with several features missing from its beta, and now the co-founder of Player First Games has explained why thats the case. Developed by Player First Games, MultiVersus is a side-scrolling platform fighter similar to Smash Bros. but with a wide cast of Warner Bros.-owned characters. View the full article
Helldivers 2 players have succeeded in their mission to ******** a Terminid supercolony by turning its host planet into an all consuming ****** *****, but are now growing concerned at what might step through. The creation of the ****** ***** has been brewing since Helldivers 2's first major order — large scale missions which shape the game's overall narrative — as it saw players "liberate" a string of planets from the claws of a bug-like alien race known as the Terminids. This mission, dubbed Operation Valiant Enclosure, allowed for the creation of a network of termicide-dispensing towers which were later activated in a March campaign that was also, seemingly, successful. These scientists boasted about removing a whole planet from the space But what about after that? It was artificially created and there is High chances it’s not even a ****** *****! It could be a passage or even door to endless horrors! The planet was maybe moved not destroyed! — Rokirtech (@Rokirtech) June 2, 2024 But the introduction of the termicide forced the aliens to evolve and create a super colony on the world of Meridian, where they reproduced at an uncontrollable rate. Super Earth’s brightest decided the only measured and reasonable way to stamp out the colony was to inject masses of weaponized "dark fluid" deep into the planet’s crust, where it would merge to transform the world into a fledgling ****** *****. Many in the community have taken to social media to celebrate the the birth of their new cosmic child, but others have been left pondering if their latest win will come back to ***** them in the long run. Super Earth’s campaigns have an unpleasant habit of accelerating the arrival of an ever greater, previously hidden threat, after all, and some are even questioning whether the dark expanse is even a ****** ***** at all. Those unsettled players have pointed out the suspected ****** ***** is missing certain elements seen in its real life counterparts, such as a ring of glowing debris known as an accretion disk or a photon ring. Others have theorised that, ****** ***** or n, it may even be a portal through which a new ****** could emerge. Its impossible for anything to emerge from a ****** *****’s event horizon in real life, of course, but the existence of legions of ******* robots, instantaneous travel between star systems, and countless other sci-fi elements have shown that developer Arrowhead Studios and its galaxy master Joel aren't necessarily bound to realism. The portal theory seems perfectly plausible in that regard, and even more so when considering the "dark fluid" used to create the ****** ***** was a form of synthesised exotic matter recovered from a technologically advanced alien race called the Illuminate, who featured in the original 2015 Helldivers title but have yet to make an appearance in its sequel. Many in the Helldivers 2 community are adamant the Illuminate's reveal is imminent after the appearance of mysterious blue beams sniping players out of nowhere (and a series of leaks revealing ****** models). Joel only knows what will happen next, but for the time being Helldivers will likely be asked to return to Automaton controlled space to win back the planets lost last month. Super Earth scientists are working on a new and improved termicide formula in the meantime, because why learn from the mistakes of the past? Anthony is a freelance contributor covering science and video gaming news for IGN. He has over eight years experience of covering breaking developments in multiple scientific fields and absolutely no time for your shenanigans. Follow him on Twitter @BeardConGamer View the full article
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Over the last week, Riot Games unveiled the latest poster for the hit Netflix series adaptation, Arcane. Some VALORANT players are just as excited as League fans, with some asking the developers to drop another themed skin bundle for the popular first-person shooter. When Arcane made its long-awaited debut in 2021, the show was acclaimed by reviewers, League of Legends fans, and general show enjoyers. Riot also dropped a Jinx-themed Sheriff skin in VALORANT that has now become of the rarer skins in the game since many people ******* to claim the ******* during its limited run. View the full article
Atlus unveiled the bonus you get with Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance on your Nintendo Switch if you have save data from the previous iteration of the JRPG on your console. The information was posted in ********* on May 31 and was later translated into English by third-party sources like Persona Central. The content you receive with the save data bonus varies depending on which path you chose in your original Shin Megami Tensei V run. View the full article
With any online multiplayer survival game comes the question of console commands. If you’re running a server in Soulmask, here are all the console and admin commands you can use.How to use console commandsIn total, there are 28 console commands you can use to your advantage in Soulmask. To use these console commands, you’ll first need to create an admin password for your dedicated server like so: Right-click the StartServer.bat file under “C:\steamcmd\steamapps\common\Soulmask Dedicated Server For Windows” and select “Edit”.Type “-adminpsw=[your password]” at the end of the startup command, but replace [your password] with the password you choose without the brackets.Once you figure out a password and jump into your server, here’s how to access your console commands:Press ~ on your keyboard.Type “gm key [password]” without the brackets.Type your password again in the admin menu and sele...View the full article
The next major patch for Baldur's Gate 3 will land in September, and an official modding toolkit will be added for the game. The Baldur's Gate 3 modding community is already having a blast, but Larian's official toolkit will make mods more stable and automatically compatible with future updates. View the full article
Nowhere was that trend more apparent than at Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon's presentation. As the sole chip supplier for the first round of Copilot+ PCs, Amon was eager to share the company's enthusiasm for the category and for what he called the company's "graduation" into being a true computing semiconductor... Read Entire Article View the full article
Don't worry, your PlayStation VR2 won't be gathering dust for too much longer, as you'll soon be able to use it on PC - if you're happy to spend more money, that is. We've known for a little while now that Sony was testing PSVR2 and PC functionality, and earlier today on the PlayStation Blog it finally confirmed that you'll be able to use the headset on PCs this coming August 7. Great news, right? The promo image used to announce this fact even shows a PSVR 2 hooked up to a computer specifically to play Half-Life Alyx, which seems like a great idea as a first game to try out with the £530 headset that previously could only be used a console that doesn't have all that many VR games. The only problem is that you might notice it's hooked up to a little box, an adapter to be specific, which I'm sorry to say will not be free. No, in fact you'll need to lay down an additional "estimated retail price of $59.99 / €59.99 / £49.99 at select retailers and direct.playstation.com where available." Also important to note is that players will "also need a commercially available DisplayPort cable (sold separately) that is compatible with DisplayPort 1.4." That £50 price tag isn't a particularly pleasing one to see, especially considering just how expensive the headset is in the first place, but I guess to those of you that have already bought the headset it's basically like the headset was free anyway, and the adapter is almost a cheap way to play VR games on PC. That is if you like to use completely illogical logic. Read more View the full article
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It's almost time for the best showcase of them all, the PC Gaming Show, which will return June 9 at 1 pm Pacific (4 pm ET/9 pm BST), bringing exclusive reveals, new content for your favourite games and more from some forthcoming titles. Our hosts Mica Burton, Sean 'Day [9]' Plott and Frankie Ward as they guide you through 70+ announcements. [Hidden Content] the full article
*****. Civilization. Fallout. Counter-Strike. These games, and dozens of others, form the very foundations on which PC gaming stands as a platform. For the most part, PC's greatest series continue to this day, but some of the defining games have fallen into history. After more than 25 years, one of the most influential series of all time is about to make a return, thanks to a huge new remake that revitalizes a groundbreaking classic for the 21st century. And it's arriving really, really soon. Read the rest of the story... View the full article
My first run through Elden Ring took about 115 hours, but it probably could've been a bit quicker if it weren't for my obsession with the game's co-op. Unfortunately for me, the cooperative multiplayer is clunky and ill-suited to the advancements Elden Ring made over its FromSoftware predecessors. It doesn't make it any less fun necessarily, but it's perhaps the one area I wish could be improved in what I consider an almost flawless game. Anticipation for Elden Ring's Shadow of the Erdtree expansion has already dragged me back to the game, and I'm once again embroiled in constant co-op, a situation I expect to find myself in once again when the DLC drops. View the full article
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 developer Warhorse Studios has confirmed the sequel was limited by the Xbox Series S's hardware specifications, resulting in a potentially smaller game than what developers had intended. While the sequel to the 2018 action RPG has been highly anticipated by fans, the scope of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 was reportedly significantly limited by modern hardware, with a new report breaking down the details. View the full article
A new ***** for the popular FPS XDefiant reveals new factions and Ubisoft characters that are coming to the game in Season 1 and later. Ubisoft's newest free-to-play shooter, XDefiant, has certainly been a hit with players, especially those longing for the classic Call of Duty multiplayer experience. XDefiant seemingly returns the genre to the older days of the arena shooter, stripping away many of the complexities and bloated features that have made their way into recent entries of Activision's popular Call of Duty multiplayer modes. View the full article
The Nvidia app's initial beta release arrived in February as a way to unite its Control Panel, GeForce Experience and RTX Experience into one unified experience. Read Entire Article View the full article
The upcoming fan-made Fallout 2 remake (known as Project Arroyo) is apparently making "fast progress," thanks to the 100-plus developers working on it, according to the project lead, Damion Daponte. If that isn't good enough news for you, there's also new concept art and trailers to look at... Read more.View the full article
If you’re trying to 100% your trophies in Wuthering Waves, you’ll need to check out this quest guide to “A True Arena Champion.” Finding and completing this quest earns you the “A Desperate Gamble” trophy.“A True Arena Champion” quest guide in Wuthering WavesMany players know the A Desperate Gamble trophy to have a description telling you to complete “The Hidden Truth”, but this was written incorrectly and now the description accurately tells you to complete A True Arena Champion. You’ll be able to discover this quest by heading to the small island right above Remnant Residence, which is just south of Wuming Bay.Screenshot: PC InvasionHead here, and you’ll meet an Exile struggling against some Tacet Discords. Save the Exile and speak to him to unlock A True Arena Champion. After unlocking it the quest marker will guide you toward the Exile camp where Zeyuan is, the Exile you just saved. First tr...View the full article
Jason Vorhees has joined the growing roster of MultiVersus, and he has a lot of new strategies and a frightening combat style. He is one of the top-tier characters in MultiVersus, and as he is a Tank class he can take a fair few hits before getting Rung Out. There are a lot of good ways to utilize him, and players will have a lot of fun on the other side of the slasher film playing as Jason Vorhees. View the full article
Earlier this year Stardew Valley received patch 1.6, a final flourish from the game's creator Eric "ConcernedApe" Barone that added a host of new features to a game that's now over eight years old. PC Gamer got the opportunity to talk to Barone in our latest issue about this apparent full stop, and how the developer feels about a game that has now shifted north of 30 million copies... Read more.View the full article
***** by Daylight Chapter 32 is now available across all of the game's target platforms. This content drop sees ***** by Daylight cross over with Dungeons and Dragons. View the full article
The first trailer for Venom 3 is here, and much like the first two films, it looks quite silly, a little trashy, and probably not very good, but that's exactly why I'm excited. Look. I know the first two Venom films aren't particularly good, the second one in particular is a bit of a mess, but then it also has the titular symbiote (a great big hulk (pun not intended) of a sentient being) essentially coming out at a party full of ****** people and being accepted just as it is. So, yes, I love both Venom films, and I'm very happy to see that Venom 3, or Venom: The Last Dance, looks like it also won't be an amazing piece of cinema. But, who cares when the film is fully leaning into the weird between Venom and its ****** host Eddie Brock, particularly when the trailer's description literally says "Till ****** do they part." Eddie and Venom are obviously in love, and I'm excited to see that enough people at Sony get that. Venom 3 sees the pair of bumbling idiots on the run, hiding from what appears to be the army, or the government, who knows really (led by Chiwetel Ejiofor, who dons the role of villain this time round) because Venom is an alien and they don't like that. To make matters worse, more aliens from Venom's home planet look to be making their way to earth, though some of them are giant Ridley Scott's Alien looking monsters as opposed to just different ********* goo. Stephen Graham returns as detective Mulligan, still infected by his own symbiote, so clearly the events of Venom: Let There Be Carnage will be important. However, there's no sign of Tom Hardy's brief stint in the MCU having any kind of effect. Read more View the full article
In EA's Desert Strike - released way back in the dim salvages of 1992 - you are a helicopter pilot scooting around a Sylvester Stallone reinvention of Iraq, ********* down tanks and fighters with guns and missiles while rescuing VIPs and fretting constantly about your wafer-thin armour and espresso-sized fuel reserves. It was a no-frills piece of Gulf War fanfic, complete with George Bush ending cameo, and a well-made shooter that used to drive me nuts on ***** Mega Drive. Megacopter: Blades Of The Goddess is Desert Strike, but heavily Blood-Dragonified and with a big dollop of Airwolf to boot. Here, the ****** troops are naughty Reptoid aliens, the writing is scattershot-satirical (upgrades are bought with pizza tokens) and your helicopter houses the soul of a blood-drinking "AZ-TECH" goddess. Is it a nuanced parody of the Strike series? It doesn't feel like it. Did I enjoy the demo? Yes. Does it have a crawling tentacle boss called Queen Oildusa? Also yes, and will you please stop asking questions so I can write the rest of this article. Read more View the full article
We've been hearing since last year that memory and solid-state drive price hikes were incoming, and that intelligence ultimately proved accurate. Our recent SSD price guide update looked at five leading SSDs and found that from January through April of this year, each and every model is now more expensive... Read Entire Article View the full article
Image: Larian Studios It’s gonna get pretty funky in Faerûn with official mod support coming to Baldur’s Gate 3. Larian Studios announced that official mod support will roll out in phases, starting today with a closed alpha, before a closed beta test in July, culminating with the official release of Patch 7 in September. According to Larian, the staggered testing phases will give the community ample time to test the new mod tools before making them available across PC and consoles. Coming to you this September, Patch 7 will introduce an official modding toolkit so you can bring your wildest ideas to life! Closed Alpha Begins Today ️Closed Beta - July ️Modding FAQ Read more in Community Update #27 - Official Modding Support: [Hidden Content] p... Continue reading… View the full article
In order to restore the memories of the Valley's inhabitants in Disney Dreamlight Valley, players must scavenge for supplies to craft recipes for sustenance. Once enough ingredients are found or grown, players can cook meals to increase the value of their crops or gift them to other characters and increase their bond. From May 15 to June 5, Disney Dreamlight Valley is hosting a limited-time event known as the Parks Fest Event, which introduces several new and delicious recipes. View the full article
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MultiVersus has launched with several features missing from its beta, and now the co-founder of Player First Games has explained why thats the case. Developed by Player First Games, MultiVersus is a side-scrolling platform fighter similar to Smash Bros. but with a wide cast of Warner Bros.-owned characters. View the full article