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The cancellation of an EA ****** Panthervideo game that was in the works is a disappointing blow, but the hero isn't down for the count when it comes to upcoming video games. Despite ****** Panther's popularity as both a comic hero and a part of the MCU, he hasn't had the same luck in the gaming sphere. The films released after Marvel had already cooled down on making mid-budget MCU tie-in games, so the more ambitious title in the works from EA would have been a major solo debut. View the full article

Zenless Zone Zero has officially revealed the suite of buffs coming to the game's first-ever limited character, with Ellen set to receive a plethora of helpful changes in Version 2.0. The next update to the urban action RPG is set to be one of its biggest yet, as the developer prepares to introduce the first major new district. Waifei Peninsula will not only feature more "open world"-like areas for players to explore, but also kick off the second major arc of Zenless Zone Zero's main story. Now, one of the game's most beloved characters is getting some big buffs. View the full article

One of the best RPGs of 2024 is now available on Xbox Game Pass, for both PC and console, and now may be the perfect time to play it, especially if you're just finishing up Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. Game Pass has been a big hit this year, with the aforementioned Clair Obscur, DOOM: The Dark Ages, Blue Prince, The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered, and several more. Game Pass's second wave of releases for May, though, has one title that stands even taller than the rest. View the full article

Sloclap is known for creating the Kung-Fu brawler Absolver, which was then followed up by a partnership with Kelper Interactive for another Kung-Fu brawler, Sifu. So, as you would expect, the next game from the studio is an online multiplayer five-a-side football showdown (that being real football, not whatever the Yanks play), called Rematch—Fifu was right there... Read more.View the full article

YouTuber Mehrunes Mike recently posted a lengthy video showcasing a mod setup that turns The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind into an isometric game. While the conversion isn't flawless, it works surprisingly well. Read Entire Article View the full article

The GTA 5 mod NaturalVision is a great way to kill time while you wait for GTA 6View the full article

Only Dark souls 3's least-popular DLC scored lowerView the full article

Point 'n' click adventurers eat well in 2025: every week there's at least a couple of interesting ones released on Steam, like last week's Kathy Rain 2, or the week before that, Neon Hearts City. Despite my wishlist bulging with these things, I'm especially excited about The Drifter... Read more.View the full article

Baldur's Gate 3 is a game where the sheer number of choices on offer at times is mind-boggling. However, that doesn't mean that we don't all get stuck in a rut sometimes with our playthroughs, falling back on habits that end up making every trip around Faerûn feel exactly the same. These behavior patterns can be hard to break, unless you know to look out for them. View the full article

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Ariana can change her elemental form, which will also alter the color of her dress. View the full article

ELDEN RING NIGHTREIGN has peaked at 157,032 concurrent players on 29 May 2025 on release day. View charts and more statistics on our website.View the full article

seemingly unique piece of Concord memorabilia is being auctioned off at [Hidden Content], an online auction site operated by the Goodwill non-profit organization, and with five days remaining the bidding has now surpassed an astronomical $3,000... Read more.View the full article

We explain how to defeat the first boss, Tricephalos (or Gladius), in Elden Ring NightreignView the full article

The best weapons in Elden Ring Nightreign are legendary weapons that play to characters’ skillsView the full article

We'll help you survive Nightreign with all the tips we wish we'd known before playingView the full article

Elden Ring Nightreign lets you invite friends but also features a slightly confusing password systemView the full article

The Nightreign Duchess character class is unlocked through a special pocketwatchView the full article

Hiroshi Matsuyama wants Fuga: Melodies of Steel's furries to simply "live in peace," but they've got to fight for itView the full article

Whether you're an Elden Ring veteran or Soulslike noob, Elden Ring: Nightreign is a daunting experience at first since it's so different than everything that's come before it. I've had my hands on Nightreign for some time now, and I'm still learning a lot about it as I play. But with some experience behind me, I've got some tips for you beginners who are looking to have an idea of what to expect or are maybe lost on what to do when starting out. Here are some tips and tricks for Elden Ring: Nightreign as you're beginning your journey in the roguelike Soulslike with battle royale mechanics. Table of contentsElden Ring Nightreign: Tips and tricks for beginnersPlot your journeyMove and level up quicklyFind churchesFind merchantsUse your mobilityOptimize your gearStick together...for nowUse those consumablesMaster one characterElden Ring Nightreign: Tips and tricks for beginnersPlot your journey Screenshot by Destructoid Get used to opening your map a lot, the same way you might in a battle royale game. The map shows you the locations of everything from Sites of Grace to Evergaols to POIs with bosses you can defeat for loot. As you're flying in with your team, note the surroundings around your landing spot and plot a course of what you will hit first while making your way through different areas, prioritizing things like Churches of Marika to upgrade your character. Move and level up quickly Once you and your team know where you're going, get ready to move and kill weak mobs as you do so. Clear out weak enemies for some quick levels at a Site of Grace, and then mark a new spot on the map to work together to kill a boss for some big power-ups or weapons before moving on. Rinse and repeat as each day wears on. Speed is the name of the game in Nightreign, because you're on a timer, so don't dilly-dally too much. Kill things, loot things, and run, especially as the night circle begins to close in around you. Getting caught in that storm hurts a lot, so be sure to keep an eye on your map and be ready to move at all times. The max level in each game is 15, which is ideally where you want to be when day two ends. If you can get there beforehand by spamming boss kills (bosses give 30,000 Runes or more), then that's great, but it's doable. I'd say the lowest you want to be is level 12 if you want a fighting chance against the selected Night Lord. Find churches Screenshot by Destructoid Throughout each expedition, you can find several Churches of Marika throughout the map. Like in the base game, these are important because they give you an extra charge for your healing flask each time you find one. If you spot one in the distance or on your map, make sure to stop by and grab your flask upgrade. Screenshot by Destructoid Find merchants Screenshot by Destructoid Merchants, like churches, are important because they sell valuable items like a pack that will allow you to carry one more consumable, smithing stones, and other consumables that will help you within each match. You can find these ghostly apparitions randomly around the map, sitting next to campfires like in the image above. Use your mobility Nightreign's mobility is way better and faster than the base game, so use it to your advantage. Make sure to use the Surge Sprint ability (L3 on controller) to move quickly, wall-jump to reach higher places or make your way around obstacles, use blue trees and their birds to "redeploy" into the air, and launch yourself at Spiritstreams. Keep in mind that there is no fall damage in Nightreign, so use that to the best of your ability and keep on the move as you play in each match. Optimize your gear Screenshot by Destructoid Yes, you need to move quickly, but you also have to occasionally stop to take some time and optimize your loot for your character and build to maximize your chances of success. Every weapon and item you find rolls with random abilities and buffs, so be sure to pick ones that suit your team and your needs best. Stick together...for now Screenshot by Destructoid While you become accustomed to Nightreign and all it has to offer, stick with your team. Seriously. It's very easy to get overwhelmed by mobs, so make sure to use strength in numbers to your own advantage as well. Plus, if you do go down and "near death," your teammates will be able to revive you and get you back into the fight. Once you become more comfortable with the game and level up a bit, it's a tad safer to go out on your own for some loot, but sticking together is recommended throughout each match. Use those consumables Consumable items like weapon greases and other items that buff your physical damage or damage negation can be found pretty frequently around the map, so don't forget to use them when you need to. It's worth it rather than dying and losing a level of progress. You will have the chance to restock some items before fighting the Night Lord on day three. Master one character Screenshot by Destructoid To begin with, I suggest sticking with one character to master. Try each of the eight classes to see which play style fits best for you, and then stick with it, beating bosses and unlocking new Nightfarer-specific Relics to make each expedition a bit easier on you. Once you've made progress and beaten a few bosses, feel free to experiment while progressing each individual character's story. 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Disney Dreamlight Valley's Parks Fest event is live from May 28 until June 17, and it's full of new quests for you to complete. By finishing each daily and weekly quest, you'll get green buttons to use toward crafting furniture items, particularly several types of popcorn buckets. Dreamlight Parks Fest daily quest list Disney Dreamlight Valley's Dreamlight Parks event features five daily quests you can complete from the following characters: Scrooge McDuckUrsulaWALL-EMoanaMickey Mouse After finishing an introductory Dreamlight Parks Fest quest with Scrooge McDuck, you can speak to each character to begin their respective mission. They'll ask you to make five of a certain cupcake type, which you'll then gift to various villagers before returning and claiming your reward. Completing one quest gives you four green buttons to use toward popcorn bucket crafting. Although they're not intended to take long, you'll still need to know how to make each cupcake type and obtain their ingredients. Here are the cupcakes each character will ask about: Scrooge McDuck - Stitch CupcakeUrsula - Mermaid CupcakeWALL-E - Spaceship Earth CupcakeMoana - Princess Aurora Raspberry CupcakeMickey Mouse - Minnie CupcakeDreamlight Parks Fest weekly quest list Alongside these daily quests, you can also finish weekly quests given by Scrooge McDuck. Below is the task list so far: Dreamlight Parks Fest: Decorate!Dreamlight Parks Fest: Decorate More!Dreamlight Parks Fest: Decorate Most! Weekly quests are more complicated, requiring you to collect resources and craft particular items to progress. In the case of Scrooge's Decorate quests, you'll collect items like iron ingots, rope, and various flower types to craft Dreamlight Parks Fest furniture in exchange for 50 green buttons once they're complete. Dreamlight Parks Fest special quest list The 2025 edition of Disney Dreamlight Valley's Parks Fest event features several new missions that, although don't immediately reward you with any items, lead to you unlocking the Mine Cart and Dug popcorn buckets. Here's a list of every known mission related to these so far: Dreamlight Parks Fest: Dig ItDreamlight Parks Fest: Critter Snaps At the time of writing, not all special quests in Dreamlight Parks Fest are publicly available. We'll continue updating this section as we learn more about these missions. Dreamlight Parks Fest task list Disney Dreamlight Valley's Parks Fest event features seven popcorn buckets that you can craft, each with a separate handheld version that you can wear as accessories. However, unlocking these requires completing special duties. Here's a list of every duty, their requirements, and their rewards: DutyRequirementRewardButton-MakerCraft 20 purple buttons.Retro Magic Kingdom MapPopcorn EnthusiastPlace five popcorn buckets around your Dreamlight Valley village.Vintage Magic Kingdom MapSweet SamaritanGift 50 cupcakes to Disney Dreamlight Valley's villagers.Magic Kingdom MapCraftily Ever AfterCraft the Cinderella Popcorn BucketCinderella's Handheld Popcorn BucketDestination: ImaginationCraft the Figment Popcorn Bucket.Figment's Handheld Popcorn BucketA Shining IconCraft the Metallic Mickey Popcorn Bucket.Metallic Mickey's Handheld Popcorn BucketStitch-y SituationCraft the Stitch Popcorn Bucket.Stitch's Handheld Popcorn BucketOh, BotherCraft the Pooh Popcorn Bucket.Pooh's Handheld Popcorn BucketSquirrel!Craft the Dug Popcorn Bucket.Handheld Dug's Popcorn BucketMine Time!Craft the Mine Cart Popcorn Bucket.Handheld Mine Cart Popcorn Bucket As the event continues until June 17, we'll uncover more Dreamlight Parks missions, their requirements, and each reward. The post All Disney Dreamlight Valley Parks Fest daily and weekly quests appeared first on Destructoid. View the full article

Hearthstone is making some massive changes to Arena, which will now feature two sections: a shorter, more streamlined version of Arena, and the new high-risk, high-reward Underground. These massive changes to the original Hearthstone draft mode are arriving on June 3. View the full article

Louise will gather ingredients by hunting creatures during the day and cook them to serve the diner's patrons at night. View the full article

Anyone that's ever been on the London underground, no matter their background, can all likely agree on one thing: that place is ******. I mean, it's all underground, where's the dirt meant to go? And it's not like anyone's putting any money into getting the place cleaned. But, if you've ever fantasized about hosing down a Northern Line train for yourself, one, that's possibly slightly odd, and two, you'll be able to do almost just that in PowerWash Simulator's next and last update. Read more View the full article

Concept art for EA's canceled ****** Panthervideo game has been leaked, and it indicates that the game would have shared a connection with some of the more recent antagonists of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. As reported by ComicBook, X user notfunEman posted apparent concept art from the game and noted that the Skrulls would have appeared in it. View the full article