Are you a Once Human fan who wishes they could shake things up a little? Then you'll be happy to hear that Starry Studio, developer of this post-apocalyptic survival game, has finally given players the ability to run their own official custom servers. That includes the ability to tweak its gameplay parameters, so that anyone joining the server has to play by these new private rules. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Once Human codes and how to redeem When is the next Once Human server wipe? New Once Human patch notes add a brutal PvP mode and floating buildings View the full article
Monster Hunter Wilds is not doing well, at least not on Steam. This open-world game, the latest entry in Capcom's hugely popular series, has seen its Steam reviews plummet. Monster Hunter Wilds' recent rating is down to Overwhelmingly Negative and 2018's Monster Hunter: World has more concurrent players than Wilds. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: You, yes you, can design a new weapon for Monster Hunter Wilds Monster Hunter Wilds is getting harder, but Capcom has a plan to help you out Forget Monster Hunter Wilds, you can get both Rise and World for under $10 View the full article
Publisher NetEase Games has recently announced Blood Message, a single-player action adventure game with strong Uncharted and Tomb Raider vibes set in Ancient China. Blood Message looks like a huge blockbuster action RPG, and it seems like the perfect pick for fans of third-person action-adventure titles. View the full article
Ned Luke, Shawn Fonteno, and Steven Ogg have all said it would be "great" for their Grand Theft Auto 5 characters to return in the series' next installment, Grand Theft Auto 6. The actors are well-known for their portrayals of Michael De Santa, Franklin Clinton, and Trevor Phillips in Grand Theft Auto 5, and while the majority of the game's protagonists and side characters have gone on to return in various Grand Theft Auto Online updates, many fans would love to see the trio make a return for a "final score" in Grand Theft Auto 6. View the full article
Fantasy Flight Games has announced a new constructed format for the Star Wars Unlimited trading card game, and its the most interesting competitive format I've seen from any major TCG in far too long. 'Trilogy' is a best-of-three format which requires players to build three distinct decks - but that's only the first layer of nuance that makes this into a genuinely exciting deck-building challenge. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Get 384 Star Wars Unlimited Legends of the Force cards at a huge discount At last, you can sleeve up your Star Wars TCG cards as baby Yoda *** Star Wars Unlimited fans can pre-order the next set at a spicy 27% discount View the full article
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******: The Old Country has reached an important development milestone and gone gold, just several weeks before its August launch. Not only is ******: The Old Country the fourth mainline game in the long-running series, but it is also the first entry in the saga in nearly a decade. View the full article
The upcoming Xbox Game Pass title Mixtape has recently received a special shoutout from Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer. In addition to highlighting one of its key features, Spencer described Mixtape as a "great Game Pass game" that he is eager to see launch in the near future. View the full article
Out of the multitude of choices in Baldur's Gate 3, there's enough content for me to see something different on nearly every playthrough, whether my character is good, evil, or somewhere in between. However, in Act 1, one choice always seems necessary for the benefits it unlocks. While maybe not the most moral choice in the game, I haven't stopped doing it despite going through multiple runs. View the full article
Studio Wildcard has released a massive update for ARK: Survival Ascended as a free DLC titled ARK: Ragnarok Ascended, which significantly expands the map and marks the return of the deadly Ice Wyvern. Dropped in early access as a remastered version of the hit dinosaur survival game ARK: Survival Evolved, ARK: Survival Ascended has received a steady stream of content updates since its October 2023 release. The game was transitioned to the latest version of Unreal Engine 5 via a technical patch in March 2025 to improve performance and remedy engine-related issues. View the full article
The events of Call of Duty: ****** Ops 2 now officially take place in the past. The iconic shooter from developer Treyarch Studioswas released in 2012 and imagined a much more futuristic version of 2025, but as the final mission of Call of Duty: ****** Ops 2takes place on June 19, it now means that real life has caught up with the game's timeline, thus making it a game set in the past. View the full article
If, like me, you're hopelessly in love with Disney Lorcana, the chances are you're constantly looking to improve your decks, dive deeper into Lorcana lore, and maybe scoop some rarer cards for your binders. For all these things, booster packs are the way to go, and at the moment, you can get your hands on 24 boosters - that's 288 cards in total - from the Archazia's Island set for just under 25% off on Amazon. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Grab 24 packs of Disney Lorcana Reign of Jafar at a great price right now The best Disney Lorcana starter decks, ranked The 15 rarest and most expensive Lorcana cards in the world View the full article
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Indie horror game developer Ruled is onto a nice little spree with their shortform Itch.io releases - seemingly, they are skipping from phobia to phobia. First there was Automatonophobia, a game that navigated the fear of subterranean golems, then there was Chrometophobia, a game dedicated to the fear of spending money, and also to the act of finding "grimbo" gibs for a delicious pie. What's next on the menu? Ah yes, scarecrows. Read more View the full article
Final Fantasy 14's Naoki 'Yoshi-P' Yoshida and Toshio 'Foxclon' Murouchi kicked off Live Letter 87 a bit differently than usual to showcase FF14 patch 7.3. The stream gave both responses to player concerns, and the info we've come to expect in terms of new quests, dungeons, trials, side content, and more that is coming in patch 7.3. There were some surprises in this Live Letter that players might not have been expecting, but since it's only the first such livestream for patch 7.3, the info was much more general than it will be for Live Letter 88, which will premiere about two weeks before patch 7.3, which is currently scheduled for early August. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Final Fantasy 14 Mobile is live now, but not for everyone The new FF14 7.25 patch notes unveil the Occult Crescent exploration zone The best anime games on PC 2025 View the full article
The original Pac-Man is unquestionably a video game classic, well deserving of its position in the inaugural class of the Strong Museum of Play's World Video Game Hall of Fame. But playing the unmodified 1980 release these days can feel a little slow-paced and repetitive, given advancements in game design and taste in the intervening decades. So when I noticed a game called Pac-Man Superfast sitting under a "YouTube Playables" heading on Google's popular video site the other day, my first thought was "Wait, how fast is 'superfast' exactly?" My second thought was, "Wait, what the heck is YouTube Playables?" Looks familiar, except for that speed gauge in the corner.... Credit: Youtube Playables You'd be forgiven for not knowing about YouTube Playables. Few seemed to note its official announcement last year as a collection of free-to-play web games built for the web using standard rendering APIs. The seeming competitor to Netflix's mobile gaming offerings is still described in an official FAQ as "an experimental feature rolled out to select users in eligible countries/regions," which doesn't make this post-Stadia gaming effort seem like a huge priority for Google. Read full article Comments View the full article
It's been roughly three weeks since Elden Ring Nightreign dropped on May 30, and players have started to get their heads around all the different tools and abilities available to them in Limveld. What some are starting to do with those abilities, though, is pretty fascinating. One of the top posts on the r/Nightreign subreddit this morning was from user u/Quantam-Law, who was playing with a Raider under the username "BRO....". BRO had a pretty great idea: the trio of Nightfarers had the Noklateo Shifting Earth event, and rather than storm the front gate of the city, BRO popped Raider's ultimate to provide a new platform for entry. New strategy for getting to Noklateo quicker? byu/Quantam-Law inNightreign .reddit-embed-wrapper iframe { margin-left: 0 !important; } Noklateo, and other Shifting Earth events, are random, map-changing alterations that can appear, adding new encounters and areas to explore in the process. But while this usage of Totem Stela is good for that, it gets the gears turning on other places and ways you could use the massive brick to get up and around designed obstacles. Raider's not the only one with tricks, either. u/Mockz_ also had a recent skip posted up on the Elden Ring Nightreign subreddit, this time for the Crater Shifting Earth event. In this one, Mockz uses their abilities, and a little bit of good ol' fashioned gravity to get where they need to go, at the bottom of the Crater. Crater Wylder skip byu/Mockz_ inNightreign .reddit-embed-wrapper iframe { margin-left: 0 !important; } Another user, u/ninjabladeJr, posted a feasible—albeit challenging and dangerous—skip of their own to the bottom of the Crater, using a spectral hawk and specific line-ups. Are these Crater skips dangerous? Absolutely. Is it awesome to see someone breeze past the many, many encounters of the dungeon and straight to the big boss, the ultimate goal and prize of the Shifting Earth event? You betcha. Consistent Crater Skip byu/ninjabladeJr inNightreign .reddit-embed-wrapper iframe { margin-left: 0 !important; } Heck, there are people even finding ways to the top of the Mountaintop event by just Skyrim-jumping their way up the side of the cliffs like an ibex. Shifting Earth events are a fun, fascinating part of Nightreign's construction and layout, and it's amazing how players are already finding ways to navigate them faster and smarter. The actual usability of these is absolutely up-in-the-air. I could see popping the Noklateo totem-skip in a random lobby, but I think attempting the spectral hawk Crater skip in a room with two random players who don't know what I'm doing is a fast path to two, if not three, Nightfarers down. But the fact players are getting so creative with their abilities and finding such interesting uses for them bodes well for the long-term health of Elden Ring Nightreign. As of this writing, the speedrun leaderboards for Elden Ring Nightreign still aren't live, but these community-discovered skips already have me intrigued to see what speedrunners can showcase with the game. We’ve got plenty of Nightreign tips and tricks to help you take down all the eight Nightlord Bosses, and if you’re wondering how to unlock the two locked Nightfarer Classes, check out How to Unlock the Revenant and How to Unlock the Duchess, plus How to Change Characters. Eric is a freelance writer for IGN. View the full article
David Thompson and Trevor Benjamin, the board game designers behind Osprey Games' hit Undaunted series, have just unveiled their latest project, Moytura, a two player game about vying for control of Ancient Ireland with the help of various deities. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: 140 best dirty Truth or Dare questions for spicy game nights Regulus is the most interesting tactical board game we've seen in years Before the sequel, the award-winning Slay the Spire board game gets a price cut View the full article
Honkai: Star Rail has confirmed that its highly anticipated Version 3.4 is scheduled to be released on July 2. The update will feature the Honkai: Star Rail collaboration with Fate/Stay Night and introduce a new Trailblaze Mission. Three new limited characters are also debuting during the patch, including the fan-favorite Phainon. View the full article
The studio behind the breakout hit Marvel Rivals, NetEase, have officially announced a single-player action game called Blood Message, which has fans very excited based on the reveal trailer. Blood Message is a complete departure from Marvel Rivals in pretty much every respect, focusing on single-player third-person gameplay and cinematic narrative storytelling as well. The Blood Message reveal has fans of single-player action games very excited about what's to come, even with limited details available. View the full article
Blood Message is a new singleplayer third-person action game from NetEase, publishers of Marvel Rivals and Naraka: Bladepoint. It follows the journey of a “nameless messenger” and his son across ***** dynasty China, and is laced with the “customs, culture, and rich history of the era”. Amongst other sights and sounds, you will join an uprising in Shazhou, Dunhuang and tread the legendary Silk Road trade routes as you “etch a final tale of loyalty” into the helpless, screaming face of Unreal Engine 5. I know absolutely nothing about any of these historical and cultural precedents, so I will frame things in terms of the mechanics and skits I recognise from opulent manly bonkfests like God Of War. You will: shimmy through narrow gaps, presumably so that the next area has time to load! Lift a huge sliding door so that your AI-controlled partner can scamper under it, bookending your progress! Mash somebody’s mug into the woodwork while performing an environmental finisher! Topple over and slide uncontrollably through collapsing scenery! Remorselessly QTE a cartwheel while trapped beneath the speeding vehicle! There, now - between those two paragraphs, you don’t even need to watch the following trailer. Read more View the full article
While the prospect The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered turning out to be a real thing had folks wondering what that might mean for Oblivion remake mod Skyblivion's release, Bethesda were quick quell fears of a shutdown. Both sides have been openly chummy since that point, with the studio behind The Elder Scrolls even having the team of modders pop by for a visit around the time their project was being shouted out on the official channels. We've now learned a bit more about how that social call went and what the two sides chatted about. Read more View the full article
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