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The Stardew Valley community can be just as creative as the farming sim's creator himself, and one fan's stunning Lego recreation of the game's map proves as much.
Some new 2.6 leaks about specific Light Cones are making me particularly excited about the game’s future. The popular turn-based RPG by HoYoverse is about to enter Version 2.5, a new patch focused on the story arc taking place on the Xianzhou Luofu as the Alliance celebrates the Wardance Festival and deals with the escape of a notorious prisoner from the Shackling Prison. The release of 2.5 will also bring forth three new playable characters: Feixiao, Moze, and Lingsha. These new units should improve the overall state of team comps focused on follow-up attacks.
The latest update for Honkai: Star Rail is now available for players to dive into, where they will finally be able to uncover the secrets of the Shackling Prison, experience the Wardance ceremony, and be introduced to powerful adversaries. Honkai: Star Rail version 2.5 also introduces three new characters for players to learn about. These characters are Feixiao, Lingsha and Moze, adding a new level of excitement to the game. For those who played Honkai: Star Rail 2.4, players were left on an intense cliffhanger, which will now be resolved in version 2.5, where players can continue the main questline and see more of the Xianzhou Luofu arc.
The Minecraft mob vote is an annual exercise in democracy and ritual combat in which Mojang puts forward a few new mobs for possible addition into the game, and the community pulls the metaphorical battleaxes off the wall and has at it. I didn't discover the process myself until last year: I thought it sounded like fun but quickly learned the error of my ways. An awful lot of people take the mob vote very seriously.
Remember XDefiant? The sweaty, free-to-play COD-like from Ubisoft that—per Midcap Partners analyst Charles-Louis Planade—has struggled to find an audience since it came out last May? It's understandably keen that you play it, and is offering around $9 (£8) in company scrip to anyone who shows up once a day in the game between now and September 24.
After months of rumors and speculation, Sony finally announced the PlayStation 5 Pro, a premium console for those players who want the best graphics possible, along with its premium price point.
Astro Bot appears to be doing rather well—we're not nattering about it, obviously, because it's a PS5 game, but the scant few of us who have betrayed our rigs, and have access to the forbidden console, have only had glowing words for it.
The New York Times has plenty of word games on its roster today — with Wordle, Connections, Strands, and the Mini Crossword, there’s something for everyone — but the newspaper’s standard crossword puzzle still reigns supreme. The daily crossword is full of interesting trivia, helps improve mental flexibility and, of course, gives you some bragging rights if you manage to finish it every day.