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Square Enix has a new Dragon Quest - HD-2D Erdrick Trilogy Collection priced at $99.99 bringing both remake releases together in a single discounted bundle. View the full article

Last week, Wizards finally declared Project Sigil officially dead. But what was it supposed to be in the first place? The now shuttered online D&D platform was neither owl nor bear. A shared online space built in Unreal Engine 5 in which friends could play Dungeons and Dragons campaigns, it was too closely modeled on the fifth edition ruleset to be considered a pure Virtual Tabletop, yet lacked the scripting or AI systems you'd need to call it a full D&D videogame. It was a poor, misbegotten creature - and one whose sad fate seems to me closely linked with Wizards of the Coast's most infamous misadventure of recent years: the Tale of The OGL. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: D&D's first Forgotten Realms book of 2025 is finally live - here are the new magic items, monsters, and more Get over 200 bucks' worth of D&D comics for $18 in this mega Critical Role bundle We uncover a treasure trove of D&D history with TTRPG researcher Shannon Appelcline View the full article

Ensemble's Project Titan sounded like a dreamView the full article

Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector and Citizen Sleeper are both discounted for a limited time to celebrate the new update. View the full article

Japan’s annual indie game festival, BitSummit, will take place earlier next year, organisers have announced. “BitSummit PUNCH” will take place at the usual venue of Kyoto’s Miyako Messe across three days from Friday, May 22, 2026 to Sunday, May 24, 2026. Exhibitor registrations have also officially opened today. “The theme for BitSummit 2026 is ‘High Impact’, making your mark on the industry with the resources you have available,” an announcement reads. “Going beyond just being ‘efficient’, we believe that through creative purity and passion, games can harness a power great enough to move the world.” Read More... View the full article

Get your latest Razer devices working nicely with all features on Linux with OpenRazer, a new release has expanded the supported devices list. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article

Battlefield 6 Season 1 is here, and players have already turned their attention to one major issue: Blackwell Fields. The California sun-soaked fields of EA and Battlefield Studios’ first new post-launch map are home to an army of oil pumpjacks, smoky hills, and an orange tint that blankets every scrap of metal and radio tower. It also happens to be what some believe is “hands down the worst map in the game” if not “the worst map in BF history.” This week's Season 1 launch was meant to be the first in a long line of exciting moments for Battlefield players. Instead, it’s kicked off seasonal updates on a sour note, as fans flock to criticize Blackwell Fields as a wasteland that suffers from a lack of cover for infantry and vehicles alike. “I can't count the amount of times I spawn on this map and instantly have direct vision of the enemies capturing points,” one dissatisfied Battlefield 6 player said. “You get shot at from every angle on this map, there's never a break. People can just spawn and start shooting you straight away.” "My playstyle is engineer class and I blow up armored vehicles, but I cant even get into cover in this map without getting shot from ALL sides," another popular post explained. "The massive open areas makes it a sniper haven and every other class is just trashed." Despite its relatively large battles, Battlefield 6’s Conquest mode seems to suffer the most when it comes to Blackwell Fields, as players report facing enemy fire from as far away as enemy HQ spawn points. Pilots for air vehicles, specifically, report having a hard time on the new Season 1 map. Despite being considered one of the larger maps Battlefield 6 has to offer, opponents with the right hardware can still lock onto some jets before they’ve even taken off. “This is fantastic,” one Reddit user jokes. “I was hoping for more maps where Helis are useless.” “No no, they are perfect nice garage helicopters,” another user teases. “You keep them nice and clean in the hangar. “It's not helicopter season yet.” You can be spawn killed by AA from their HQ :) byu/Square-Border-7525 inBattlefield .reddit-embed-wrapper iframe { margin-left: 0 !important; } These Blackwell Fields balance issues only add fuel to the fire that is the conversation surrounding map sizes in Battlefield 6, but many have expressed dissatisfaction with the map regardless of game mode. Even smaller objective-based game modes in downsized versions of Blackwell Fields still feature those orange visuals, leading to even more chaotic moments as bullets fly through dense environments obscured by smoke. “I played a round of breakthrough which was decent and one of conquest which was a disaster,” one Steam user commented. “The visibility is already so bad in this game no matter what settings you use, the red/orange tint that this map have it's a disaster.” Although the stray comment praising Blackwell Fields and its cinematic feel can be found if you look hard enough, it seems most players online would trade atmosphere if it meant BF Studios would fix what they feel are one-sided battles and suffocating gun fights. Of course, it’s only been one day since Season 1 launched for Battlefield 6, so opinions could shift after they spend more time with the new map. Me on Blackwell fields [Hidden Content] — Lou (@louallen026) October 28, 2025 It's unclear if Blackwell Fields will receive any changes, but EA and BF Studios have proven to be responsive when it comes to fan feedback so far. Even if Blackwell Fields continues to be a sore spot for the community, Season 1 will at least deliver a new, less orange map in the form of Eastwood come November 18. Numerous updates, big and small, have arrived since Battlefield 6 launched for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X and S October 10. Included in the list of past tweaks are toned down green highlights for a controversial skin, and reverted ticket sizes for Conquest. As the team works to iron out the kinks in Battlefield 6 Season 1, they'll also continue to deliver updates for Battlefield REDSEC and its battle royale mode. The standalone experience launched yesterday and is facing its own issues, as players have taken to the Steam reviews section to call for changes to its battle pass and ****** options. Meanwhile, check out our full list of all currently available Battlefield 6 multiplayer maps. Those looking to brush up on their online skills can also read our multiplayer tips and tricks guide. Michael Cripe is a freelance writer with IGN. He's best known for his work at sites like The Pitch, The Escapist, and OnlySP. Be sure to give him a follow on Bluesky (@mikecripe.bsky.social) and Twitter (@MikeCripe). View the full article

The GOG Preservation Program expands once more and just in time for Halloween GOG now has Resident Evil HD REMASTER and Resident Evil 0. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article

Embark Studios has pulled off a truly impressive feat - making an extraction shooter appealing to the masses. 24 hours out from launch, Arc Raiders sits proudly as Steam's third most-wishlisted game behind Subnautica 2 and Valve's very own Deadlock. Aside from its more accessible approach to the extraction genre, which makes account wipes optional and gives players a path back to the good times even if they lose every piece of gear they've collected, I think that the game's visual aesthetic and sound design have played a huge role in those wishlists. Yes, it's set in a gritty, post-disaster world like so many other extraction shooters, but Embark's flashy take on make-shift raider gear, imposing robot designs, and synthy score makes it really stand out from the crowd. However, many have noticed its vague artificial intelligence disclosure on Steam, so did AI play a role in Arc Raider's visual splendor? Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: How to find and craft Arc Raiders Mechanical Components Arc Raiders Blue Gate quest - how to complete A First Foothold Is Arc Raiders down? Server status explained View the full article

ARC Raiders has peaked at 95,345 concurrent players on 30 October 2025 on release day. View charts and more statistics on our website.View the full article

The Mega Rising expansion introduces three different packs in the Pokémon TCG Pocket, and there are some amazing cards available among them. The theme of this expansion is Mega Evolution, which is available in the game for the first time. Once again, you'll have to prioritize which pack you want to open first, and this will largely depend on the cards you want to add to your collection. To make your choice simpler, this guide will list the best possible cards that you can find in the game. Table of contentsBest cards in the Pokémon TCG Pocket Mega Rising expansionSitrus BerryIndeede exMega Gyarados exMega Blaziken exMega Altaria exBest cards in the Pokémon TCG Pocket Mega Rising expansion Before I deep dive into the best cards, do note that this isn't a ranked list. I have included what I believe are some of the top cards available as part of this expansion. Sitrus Berry The Sitrus Berry can be a big difference maker when it comes to your Pokémon getting knocked out. The card heals 30 HP at the end of every turn if the equipped Pokémon has less than half its health remaining. This can be a handy item during the start of a battle. Indeede ex Indeede ex is one of the best team cards to have in your deck. Its ability heals 20 HP of your active Pokémon each turn. While Psychic+ does 30 damage for 2 energy, it does 30 more damage for each energy on your opponent's active Pokémon. Hence, it can hit your opposition's Mega/ex Pokémon pretty hard and knock them out as long as they're not at full health. Mega Gyarados ex My only complaint with Gyarados ex is the randomness associated with its attack. While Mega Blaster does 140 damage, it takes a lot of time to set up (due to its four energy cost). However, it will discard the top three cards of your opponent's deck. If not taken down early, it could force your opponent to run out of cards. This card is for those who love to play tempo decks and control the momentum of the battle. Mega Blaziken ex While Blaziken ex doesn't hit as hard as Gyarados, you can do 120 damage for a 2-cost attack. You can choose to discard one energy and inflict burn on the opponent's Pokémon. It's a pretty sweet card to include in your Fire-themed decks. The only gripe is the constant discard of energy if you want to inflict burn on your enemies. Mega Altaria ex Mega Altaria ex is the safest choice by far, and its Mega Harmony effect is quite fun. While the base damage is merely 40 HP, it does +30 damage for each of the opponent's bench Pokémon. Naturally, it forces the opponent to keep the bench light (but that will slow down their ability to build up the bench properly). The attack can do 220 damage at full capacity, which can one-hit almost any card in the game. Like our content? Set Destructoid as a Preferred Source on Google in just one step to ensure you see us more frequently in your Google searches! The post Mega Rising best cards – Pokémon TCG Pocket appeared first on Destructoid. View the full article

What is the correct order to play Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake and Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake? View the full article

Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake ships with a few new and useful quality of life features not present in the DQ3 remake. View the full article

Did you miss the Magic Key? No probably not, you just need to play more. View the full article

Here's where to find every scroll in the first entry in Dragon Quest II HD-2D Remake. View the full article

What should you name the Prince of Midenhall, Prince of Cannock, the Princess of Moonbrooke and, the Princess of Cannock in Dragon Quest II HD-2D Remake? View the full article

Here we outline the location of all 80 mini medals in Dragon Quest II HD-2D. View the full article

Here's a step-by-step guide to getting through the Dragon Quest II HD-2D Remake with all items, mini medals, and secret spots. View the full article

The remake of Dragon Quest I has one major sidequest to complete, which results in a variety of rewards. Here's how to complete it. View the full article

Here's where to find every scroll in the first entry in Dragon Quest I HD-2D Remake. View the full article

What should you name the hero in Dragon Quest I HD-2D Remake? View the full article

If you pre-ordered Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake or have save data from Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake, here's how to access your bonus DLC content and when it is available. View the full article

Our guide covers how to save in Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake, autosaving, the number of save slots, and more for PS5, Switch, Switch 2, Xbox, and PC Steam. View the full article

Shinichi Manabe set up a Kickstarter page for the project, which quickly reached its initial funding goal. View the full article

Lost In Cult and Kaizen Game Works have partnered for a Promise Mascot Agency physical release on PS5 and Switch. View the full article