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In a recent Payday 3 developer diary, Starbreeze announced the upcoming additions due with the patch scheduled to go live on Thursday, June 27. One of the highlights is undoubtedly the arrival of the solo mode (as a beta) that franchise fans have long awaited, though it will still require an online connection for the time being.
Early access survival MMO Pax Dei has gotten off to a mixed start on Steam, but that might be because its devs say not everything is in place yet, leaving it feeling a little more survival game and a little less MMO.
With the release of No Man's Sky Update 5.0 (known as Worlds Update Part I), Hello Games has also added NVIDIA DLSS 3 support on PC. Keep in mind that the studio's comparison image is not representative of the frame rate boost GeForce RTX 40 will be able to get after enabling DLSS Frame Generation, as they simply picked the same comparison used for the original DLSS 2 (Super Resolution) when the feature was added to No Man's Sky over three years ago.
The Pax Dei team has been working to address a number of issues since the game entered Early Access. They’re working on the next full update and previewing bears, signs, and more.
One of the first nights where Pax Dei really clicked with me was a few days after its early access launch last month where I spent a good four or five hours just hunting monsters with guild mates. We had about ten or twelve people on a Discord call as we traversed through caves, up the slopes to storm ruined towers and more, all in the name of loot, letting ring our swordsong as we clashed with wolves, archers, and more.
While Microsoft has made strides with Game Pass PC and Microsoft Store versions of PC games, there's still a lot to do in this area, as testified by the recent release of Still Wakes the Deep.
Pax Dei's early access launch was a bit mixed, with server issues plaguing players throughout the first day of Mainframe's MMO. The developers have addressed some of the issues, as well as a massive post explaining how they fixed them.
NVIDIA DLSS 3 (Super Resolution and Frame Generation) technology is confirmed to be featured in The Chinese Room's first-person horror game, Still Wakes the Deep. Out today on all platforms for an introductory price of $31.49, the game didn't capture the imagination of Wccftech reviewer Nathan Birch, who rated it just 6 out of 10.