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In , the Shadow Of The Erdtree expansion contains several unique and secret areas that can be difficult to find, especially if you don't know what to look for. One of these areas, the Abyssal Woods, is arguably the most hidden, as there is currently only one known way to get there. To do so, you must progress within the Land of Shadow until you reach the Shadow Keep, where your journey to the Abyss begins.
The Fallout 4 Boon Island mod adds a new world space to the game based on a real-life island.
Struggling videogame conglomerate Embracer Group appears to be embracing the rise of artificial intelligence: In its latest annual report, the company laid out a strategy for incorporating AI in its future work, saying that the tech «has the capability to massively enhance game development by increasing resource efficiency» and «adding intelligent behaviors, personalization, and optimization to gameplay experiences.»
Strands is a brand new daily puzzle from the New York Times. A trickier take on the classic word search, you’ll need a keen eye to solve this puzzle.
On Friday, the second-annual Access-Ability Summer Showcase, an event by and for gamers with disabilities, highlighted just how far the gaming accessibility discussion has come in what feels like a pretty short time. As I remember it, serious public conversations around accessibility only really started after Dark Souls came into vogue—coincidentally, one of the first times I played a game and realized there was something very very wrong with my hand.
contains hundreds of items, many of which are useful, including the Adamantine Slag. Some chests may be filled with magical items and powerful armor to complete the player’s build, while others may only contain rope or similarly useless items. Adamantine Slag is one item that players may stumble across in, but the value of this item is initially unclear.
Although the oppressive, constantly isolated pacing of the original game has been largely replaced by a new narrative in , it still has some of the most terrifying scenes in gaming. Utilization of the Unreal 5 Engine has pushed the graphics of to the next level, creating a menacing atmosphere that feels all too realistic at times, even though many of the themes are based on mythology.
Video games that try to thread the needle between younger and older audiences have a tricky job. Games like Detective Pikachu Returns can find themselves walking a difficult tightrope act as they waffle between which age group they want to cater to. That can result in an imbalance between simplistic writing and complex gameplay or vice versa. While the idea of courting a wide age range is appealing, it’s not an easy task.