New Honkai: Star Rail 3.4 leaks have been revealed, highlighting all the new characters, rerun units, and banners for the upcoming patch. Version 3.4 is expected to be one of the largest patches for players, as it will continue the Amphoreus story arc after the groundbreaking narrative events that occurred in Version 3.3, while also introducing three new playable characters. Aside from Phainon, the Chrysos Heir who has yet to become playable, the update will also add the long-awaited Fate collab characters to Honkai: Star Rail, making Saber and Archer from the anime controllable in the turn-based RPG. View the full article
Helldivers 2 developers Arrowhead have unleashed the latest twist in the game's Galactic War, with urban battles against the Terminids now on the cards. Rather than defending cities on Super Earth, this time the task is swatting bug invasions of population centres across multiple planets. A tough assignment, but to be fair, successfully protecting their home planet against the still-at-large Illuminate should have given players plenty experience of street fighting (not the Ryu and Chun-Li kind). Read more View the full article
The Lego Star Wars Tenoo Jedi Temple set is currently 40% off on the Lego Store, meaning you can bag it for a droid dropping $23.99. Based on spin-off animated serious Young Jedi Adventures and designed for young Padawans (aged 4 and up), there will be no deploying the garrisons here, just kid friendly, colorful design and lots of playability. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Best Lego sets for adults in 2025 Get 30% off this stunning Lego Star Wars diorama while you still can The 33 biggest Lego sets ever made, as of June 2025 View the full article
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Dune: Awakening from Funcom has officially arrived, and thankfully it does work rather nicely on Desktop Linux. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
Hell Clock is an ARPG and roguelike hybrid you need to try. Reflecting the real-world War of Canudos in late-19th-century Brazil, it's a mix of Hades, Path of Exile, and Diablo that demands constant skill and forward thinking. The depths of Hell are certainly going to challenge you, but the game comes with more than enough build variety to help you emerge victorious. Best of all, the Steam demo has just been expanded to give you more to do ahead of its imminent launch. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Hell Clock is a new Brazilian roguelike that's more Diablo than it is Hades View the full article
OFF is a strange but very special RPG that changed the indie scene entirely when it first released, and this new release is shaping up to bring it to a whole new audienceView the full article
The first-ever spinoff for Splatoon is debuting exclusively on the Nintendo Switch 2. This spinoff is called Splatoon Raiders and was revealed through a surprise short trailer that dropped on June 10. Splatoon has had quite a few games released over the years, but this series has never seen a spinoff until now. Since all Splatoon games are made by Nintendo, it's not too surprising that this one is a Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive game. [Hidden Content] In this game, you'll take on the role of a mechanic sent off on an adventure to the Spirhalite Islands. You're joined by the iconic Deep Cut trio from Splatoon 3, including Shiver, Frye, and Big Man, so there are some familiar faces to help you along your journey. The trailer follows a helicopter with you and the Deep Cut trio flying toward the mysterious Spirhalite Islands. A strange glow appears in the sky, and chaos erupts, sending your helicopter swirling through the sky. After this shot, several gameplay scenes are showcased. There's a large wooden raft, various shots of the character you play as, fishing, and of course, plenty of shooting. The trailer for Splatoon Raiders only takes up about 1:10 of the 5:30 trailer, and the rest of it is dedicated to a new free update for Splatoon 3 arriving on June 12. Image via Nintendo The Splatoon 3 update highlighted in this trailer features a fresh collection of weapons, the Splatlands collection. There are 30 new weapon kits included in this collection. The Urchin Underpass stage from the original Splatoon is also returning in Splatoon 3. No release date was shared for Splatoon Raiders, and no additional information has been revealed outside of this small glimpse into what the game will entail. Nintendo did confirm that more details will be shared in the future, so we're sure to learn more about this upcoming release soon. While you wait for Splatoon Raiders to arrive, there's plenty to keep you busy on the Nintendo Switch 2, like unlocking mirror mode or rewinding time in Mario Kart World. The post Booyah! Switch 2 is getting its own exclusive Splatoon spinoff appeared first on Destructoid. View the full article
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate has added Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine - Master Crafted Edition to its library. This is the fourth new title to reach the subscription service in June 2025, as well as the 65th Xbox Game Pass release since the start of the year. View the full article
What The Pak?!, a party game that launched on Steam in 2024, is officially free on the platform until June 24. What The Pak?! is just the latest Steam game to be given away for free for a limited-time, and gamers looking to check out a new party game that can be played with friends won't want to miss out on this one, as it currently has positive reviews from fellow players. View the full article
While it's supposed to be tough, the new Lies of P Overture DLC might take the challenge too far. A new director's letter from developer Neowiz acknowledges how some parts of the expansion didn't quite turn out as intended, and the team promises that it's looking into potential difficulty nerfs soon. Judging by the community response to this, the main issue is with New Game Plus, which appears to be making the game punishingly unfair. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Lies of P soars to new Steam heights thanks to a tough DLC and free update Lies of P Overture is out now as Neowiz surprise drops its prequel DLC Lies of P Overture is shaping up to be my game of the year in 2025 View the full article
It feels like there's a checklist that every videogame has to adhere to these days. Does it have a solid, emotion-driven narrative? Is the world seemingly endless? Is it 50 hours long? Videogames just keep getting *******, but I consistently find that they lose their sparkle as a result. Dying Light 2 was, in some ways, one of those games - the zombies didn't feel like the focus until the introduction of Tower Raid. Dying Light: The Beast, however, promises to go back to the series' survival horror roots, with franchise director Tymon Smektała telling PCGamesN that it's trading out human politics and factional conflict for good ol' fashioned zombie slaying. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Dying Light The Beast release date, gameplay, and news The Dying Light The Beast launch date is confirmed, and there's not long to wait Dying Light The Beast dev is changing one core mechanic based on player feedback View the full article
Lost in Random: The Eternal Die review: "This sequel's roguelike shift squanders the potential of its Burton-like world, yet I can't stop rolling the die for one more go"View the full article
MindsEye, the new blockbuster action-adventure from Grand Theft Auto producer Leslie Benzies, debuts today on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X and S. But the game's important day one patch won't arrive on day one for Xbox. Writing on reddit last night, MindsEye developer Build A Rocket Boy said that due to "varied platform certification," Microsoft's console wouldn't feature the 16 GB patch at launch, despite the fact the studio says this update is "highly recommend[ed]... to ensure MindsEye plays as we intended." "It includes key final refinements," Build A Rocket Boy said, including "gameplay improvements, visual polish, stability fixes and performance tuning." When will it pop up for Xbox players? For now, the studio can't say for sure. "[It] will be made available on Xbox as soon as possible," the studio added. This is the same update that, last week, Build A Rocket Boy said fans should wait for rather than playing the game before its street date, after early copies began making their way in the hands of players. Early reaction to the unpatched version of the game included negative comments branding the game a "technical mess." "We want everyone to experience the story the same way at the same time on day one, without bias," Build A Rocket Boy said in a statement issued in response to early copies being played. "This means waiting until the official release date to play through the game firsthand." Now, Xbox fans will have to wait a little longer. Mention of bias in the studio's statement sparked suggestion by some fans that the company was referring back to comments made by its co-CEO Mark Gerhard, who suggested there had been a "concerted effort" to "trash the game and the studio" with negative social media posts from paid accounts or bots. IGN subsequently put this claim to Hakan Abrak, boss of Hitman developer IO Interactive, the company which is publishing MindsEye. His response: "I don't know. I don't believe that. I don't believe that. I just think the game should speak for itself on June the 10th." MindsEye has had an unusual road to release, having been initially announced as an episodic campaign component for the company's now-abandoned creative platform Everywhere. Ultimately, MindsEye is being released with its story mode as the star, and while the full game will offer customisation of its world using Everywhere's toolset, the metaverse-y portion of the game has been sidelined. In MindsEye, you play as Jacob Diaz, an ex-military drone pilot who was implanted with a chip to interface directly with the flying hardware. The experience has shaterd Diaz's mind — and it's up to you to investigate Diaz's past and piece together the truth of what happened. 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
Wizards of the Coast knows the people thirst for more more Baldur's Gate 3-ish CRPGs, and the company's president has made it clear they still plan on making those kinds of things, even if the D&D action game they recently announced will be a different kettle of magic frogs "Don’t get me wrong," said President John Hight when speaking to Polygon about the different possibilities making a D&D game offers being a factor in going that route with this latest game, "we are going to do CRPGs that are going to be as serious as BG3." Read more View the full article
The Final Trial, aka the Eighth Trial of Aql, or the Footsteps of the Fremen quest, is the final piece of the puzzle to solve in Dune Awakening, but it's a stern test. The trial is unlocked after you have finished the others in sequence, so it will require some time. In case you're there already, here are the final trial answers and more information about the quest in Dune Awakening. Dune Awakening Final Trial location The final (or the eighth) trial can be found at Sietch Tal'ab, at the border of Mysa Tarill and the Eastern Shield Wall. Check the screenshot below for the exact location before we move on to the necessary steps and the correct responses to solve the trial. Screenshot via Funcom Dune Awakening Footsteps of the Fremen quest guideTaskHow to CompleteRespond to the door with answers about the FremenKeep heading into the sietch until you reach a locked door. To explore further, you'll have to answer with the following responses. ・Nilotic al-Ourouba ・Poritrin ・Salusa Secundus ・Bela Teguese ・Rossak ・Thurgrod ・HarmonthepKeep exploringOnce the door opens, a short cutscene will play. Keep exploring the sietch until you find a room with a Solido Projection.Match symbols on the archThe Solido Projection talks about ecology, and your job is to use the buttons to match the symbols with the words. ・Animal - Aerate - Soil ・Bind - Dune - Grass ・Planting - Shelter - DownwindRotate the ringsThe next step is to keep exploring the sietch. You'll reach an area with a specific mechanism to crack. The mechanism has three rings that you have to rotate. ・Outer Ring - 2x ・Middle Ring - 1x ・Inner Ring - 2x This is the final piece of the puzzle, and wait for your companion to say 'Very Good' (completing the puzzle). The door will open when you interact with the deathstill.Open the safeA cutscene will play along the hallway that will reveal info about a safe. Go to the door from which you entered the room, and look for a console. The safe is located to the left of this console.Survive the last assaultYou will find one final set of enemies behind the open door (behind the central console). After clearing the enemies, exit the sietch, and you're all done with the quest. That's pretty much all you have to do to complete the final Trial of Aql in Dune Awakening. The post Dune Awakening final trial answers appeared first on Destructoid. View the full article
Anvil Empires is a terrific idea. Imagine a game of Age of Empires 2, but every villager and soldier is an actual, living player. Cooperating with hundreds of other people, you need to build a village, create a production line for weapons and armor, and defend your castle from the opposing army, every member of which is also a real person. Like Foxhole before it, Anvil Empires promises not just large-scale, multiplayer combat, but a simulation of every facet of warfare, where the factory workers and manufacturers behind the front line are just as important as the troops. And so far, the sheer numbers are looking good. More detailed feedback, however, is less than resoundingly enthusiastic. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Gigantic RTS game is like Age of Empires 2 but with 1,000 actual players View the full article
The Roblox community has become aware of a new rule that’s been added to the gaming platform’s terms and conditions, and players aren’t happy with the recent change. Roblox is an online game creation system that lets users program and play games, either created by themselves or other users. Created by David Baszucki and Erik Cassel in 2004, Roblox was released to the public in 2006 and has accumulated millions of games in its catalog over the past few decades. View the full article
If you're on the lookout for a new action RPG, you'll want to give Vindictus: Defying Fate's new alpha test a go. A single-player combat-focused experience from The First Descendant developer Nexon, it's already the top demo on Valve's platform during Steam Next Fest. While the player numbers are high, the overall reception to the demo has been mixed so far, largely due to the pace of combat and the game's overall stability. That said, with no launch date in sight just yet, you've only got a limited time to get involved. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Elden Ring style action game based on legendary MMO gets free playtest Warhaven publisher announces new soulslike based on classic MMORPG View the full article
Larian is, as you've no doubt heard, done with Baldur's Gate 3. There's no DLC in the pipeline, no sequel around the corner. Swen and co are off to pastures greener, creating something they're all very happy to tantalise us about while giving no details at all. I've decided it's Knights of the Old Republic 3, personally (it is not)... Read more.View the full article
One of the most defining elements of Dying Light 2 was its lack of guns. In a post-apocalyptic world where manufacturing had all but ground to a halt, it just made sense that humanity had to make do with what they could actually get, and what's easier to make a spikey stick or an AK-47? But it seems like Techland is going back on this bold decision... Read more.View the full article
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New Honkai: Star Rail 3.4 leaks have been revealed, highlighting all the new characters, rerun units, and banners for the upcoming patch. Version 3.4 is expected to be one of the largest patches for players, as it will continue the Amphoreus story arc after the groundbreaking narrative events that occurred in Version 3.3, while also introducing three new playable characters. Aside from Phainon, the Chrysos Heir who has yet to become playable, the update will also add the long-awaited Fate collab characters to Honkai: Star Rail, making Saber and Archer from the anime controllable in the turn-based RPG. View the full article