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Come one, come all to celebrate the 1-year anniversary of Diablo IV, and the 2-year anniversary of Diablo Immortal! Share in a goblin’s heap of rewards to mark another year of malevolence across Sanctuary.
is celebrating summer by encouraging players to step outside and participate in the mobile game's latest season. Now that the weather is warming up in some parts of the world, Niantic wants to see the community that's built itself around the creature-catching experience step outside and enjoy the sunshine. The latest season, which has been dubbed «Shared Skies,» will see Trainers embark on new challenges and encounter raid battles in a bid to capture some devasting pocket monsters both new and old.
Renowned League of Legends esports player Lee «Faker» Sang-hyeok is the inaugural inductee to Riot's new Hall of Legends, its very own bespoke hall of fame. To commemorate the occasion, Riot is releasing limited-time League of Legends cosmetic bundles featuring new «Legend» skins for Ahri—the most expensive of which will cost you a whopping 59,260 RP. In other words, Faker has the unique title of being the first player Riot's honored with a skin that can cost damn near $500 USD.
Sony has announced its upcoming PlayStation State of Play event, which has long been rumored following a comment by industry insider Jeff Grubb last month. As with many PlayStation Showcases and State of Plays, there should be a strong focus on some of Sony's first-party titles, as well as other high-profile games coming to PlayStation consoles.
Sony’s “Days of Play” celebration kicks off tomorrow, and as part of that, they’re adding a bunch of new titles to PlayStation Plus, including a number of “bonus” titles for Extra/Premium subscribers on top of the regular collection of games that will be added later on in June. First up, there are the standard monthly PS Plus Essential titles for June, which include SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic Shake, AEW Fight Forever, and more. Here’s a rundown of the monthly Essential titles, which will be added on June 4.
With only a few weeks left until the Steam Summer Sale, you might think Valve would ease off the gas on its near-constant festival sales. You'd be wrong. The latest in Steam's onslaught of genre fests is a celebration of simple joys like scrounging, avoiding starvation, and sprinting pantsless through the woods until you learn how to turn plant fiber into clothes. While the name might not have the best mouthfeel, the Steam Open World Survival Crafting Fest is offering discounts all week long on survival classics. Terraria's at half price for $5, Rust is up for grabs at $20, and No Man's Sky is down to $30—the cheapest all three have been in the last two years. Recent survival crafting favorites are getting their share of sales, too. February's supernatural survival driver Pacific Drive is 20% off for $24. If you want more of a fantasy flavor for your crafting, January's early access banger Enshrouded has a matching 20% discount for $24. Let me sneak in a personal recommendation while I have you: Consider Kenshi, currently 60% off for twelve bucks. Not nearly as Rust-y as a lot of what's on sale this week, Kenshi has some admittedly rough edges, but it's an excellent survival RPG sandbox set in a world that's somewhere between Fallout wasteland and Morrowind surreality. There's more than just sales, too. The fest also brings us the demo for Aska ahead of its early access release in June, meaning you can get an early hands-on look at what Valheim might be like if its vikings understood the importance of task delegation. The Steam Open World Survival Crafting Fest runs until 10 AM PT on June 3, 2024.
A PlayStation Showcase may be planned for September to follow this month's rumored State of Play presentation, according to rumors circulating online.
Helldivers 2's community has once again liberated a new vehicle stratagem from the tin-can clutches of the automatons, wresting control of the robot Petafactory on the planet Varylia 5 and converting it to produce Emancipator exosuits. This new mech comes in a fetching yellow paint job, and is armed with twin autocannons perfect for pulverizing the enemies of Managed Democracy into mulch.