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Now that the long-awaited Patch 7 has finally come to Baldur's Gate 3, players are curious about the RPG's future - and Larian Studios is here to remind the community that there's still more to come.
It sounds like Final Fantasy 14's harder dungeon and raid content is here to stay, as director and producer Naoki 'Yoshi-P' Yoshida says the reaction to the Dawntrail expansion's difficulty was overall very positive - eventually.
The cycle of ups and downs that has defined Destiny 2 reached new extremes in the aftermath of The Final Shape. The best expansion in the MMO's history was almost immediately followed by severe layoffs at developer Bungie, with many recognizable Destiny veterans among those cut or leaving. Coupled with the end of the Light and Darkness saga which has guided the game thus far, this left the future of Destiny, if not Bungie altogether, uncertain.
Fields of Mistria has been out and about for a month now, and judging by their hours in-game it looks like fans absolutely love the pixel-perfect blend of Stardew Valley and Sailor Moon so far.
Baldur's Gate 3's seventh major update is here - bringing with it a monstrous 18,000 words worth of patch notes - and one player has just discovered a new fiendish ending that proves the age-old adage about apathy being one of the truest forms of evil.
Anyone who's played Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth probably remembers its outrageous Sicko Snap minigame - a spin on Pokemon Snap that has our protags taking pictures of muscly half-naked men - but it wasn't included purely for the shock value.
Dragon Age: The Veilguard creative director John Epler has given his thoughts on what he reckons the games industry will look like in 25 years, and he thinks there'll come a point where developers' focus will be on giving players freedom.
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle developer MachineGames has a specific design philosophy when it comes to crafting villains.