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The New York Times is known primarily for Wordleand its crossword, but that doesn’t mean its other games won’t get some love. Case in point: Connections, the word game that tasks players with recognizing patterns among a group of 16 words or phrases. It’s known for being fun but sometimes obscenely difficult, and thanks to a new stats feature, you can now see how many times you’ve failed.
Enotria: The Last Song, an upcoming Soulslike inspired by Italian mythology, was set to release on Xbox Series X/S alongside PlayStation 5 and PC on September 19. However, the developers announced on Monday that the Xbox version is being delayed indefinitely.
The sudden shutdown of the newly-launched hero shooter Concord sparked an entirely unsurprising wave of unfortunate grave dancing amongst people who decried the game for being too «woke» or diverse, rather than being a game «for gamers,» whatever that's supposed to mean. But amidst all that predictable sound and fury, there are also messages of support for the developers at Firewalk Studios, and expressions of hope from fans that Concord will be back.
hides all manner of secrets around the castle but the community is only now discovering one of its most ominous hidden messages. Throughout players' journeys in, they'll be tasked with overcoming Keeper Trials: Deadly challenges that pit the user's skills against a tough opponent that can push them to the limit. These Trials are known for being an important test of one's ability, but it appears that they've been crafted to do more than simply put a student through the wringer.
I have 41 minutes in the launch version of Spectre Divide, the new tactical FPS from Mountaintop Studios that has enjoyed loads of buzz from Valorant and Counter-Strike enjoyers through its closed and open betas. Normally, 41 minutes is more than enough time to fit in a match of Spectre, but I've been stuck staring at its menus thanks to unfortunate matchmaking bugs. I can't find a match despite around 30,000 people playing it, and once I start a queue, I can't cancel it unless I close the game.
Around a year ago, Bethesda Game Studios celebrated its best launch ever with Starfield, although that was partly because the sci-fi action roleplaying game was Bethesda's first big title to launch right away on Game Pass. Starfield received great reviews and continues to do well in terms of player numbers, although the game didn't perhaps resonate as much with the community as Bethesda would have liked.
Helldivers 2's upcoming update won't be a total game changer, but it will put the beleaguered online shooter back on the right path, says developer Arrowhead Games.
is no stranger to impressive cosplays but this Roxanne Wolf is so good that it could have stepped straight out of a live-action movie. One of the newer characters introduced to the franchise's pantheon of animatronic nightmares, Roxy became an instant favorite amongst fans for her role in which portrays her as a more tragic character than many may have assumed. Her design is significantly more intricate than other characters, so seeing it brought to life so well is a testament to the creators.