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With how difficult players are finding the Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree DLC, it shouldn't be a surprise that the final boss is a whole new level of pain. While some players are finding new ways to take it on, one player just got lucky (or unlucky, depending on how you look at it).
In a world where PC gaming hardware is dominated by a handful of behemoths, whose foghorn message of «GET OUR STUFF, CRUSH YOUR FOES» is expressed in some truly awful product aesthetics, I'm just super-happy to see a manufacturer like Ayaneo treading a different path.
If you're at all familiar with World of Warcraft, you might have also heard the name Hurricane bandied about a few times—that's because the machinima auteur and their team have been commissioned by Blizzard in the past, first for the Wrath of the Lich King Classic, then for Cataclysm soon after.
PC Game Pass will get a $2 price increase starting from September 12, as Microsoft rejigs its subscription services to «address changing market conditions». That means the $9.99 per month subscription for PC Game Pass subscribers will rise to $11.99, but things are a little more complicated—and less favourable—for our console friends.
The Helldivers crushed through their most recent major orders, with large-scale destruction of the Automatons on X-45 unlocking both a fancy new quad rocket launcher and the mysterious promise of an "interplanetary battle station." Players have to wait to discover what functionality the latter will offer (current speculation is some sort of clan system), but the galactic war waits for no citizen, and the new major order is for pretty much the first time encouraging some actual strategy beyond «blow them all up.» Even if that's still what we'll be doing.
Let's get this weekend Wordle won. Whether you want to learn how to turn every guess into a green-seeking miracle, need a helpful hint for the July 6 (1113) game, or would just like someone to tell you what the heck today's answer is, you'll find all you need right here.
Over the last couple of weeks, the same old debate about what makes a game successful and how devs can hold on to that success emerged yet again. Some decided that Helldivers 2 losing 90% of its playerbase was an issue despite the live service game having a healthy 40,000 or more concurrent players each day. And now Manor Lords, the small city builder that managed to climb to the most wishlisted game spot on Steam, is also apparently showing cause for concern.
«You know I've been on some amazing movie sets,» drawls David Hasselhoff to the camera, «but my favourite set of all? Planet Earth.» Nailed it Hoff, makes ya think. Not content with his bit-part in the fall of the Berlin Wall, the Baywatch and Knight Rider star now has his sights set on climate change and, specifically, getting us gamers off our behinds to do something about it.