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The Witcher 3's Geralt actor Doug Cockle has been speaking more about his iconic RPG role and has weighed in on whether he's on Team Triss or Yennefer. The answer is neither, actually.
is already known for featuring some particularly violent moments but is taking things to an entirely new level. As players count down to the release of what's quickly becoming one of the most anticipated entries in the ever-popular franchise, Activision is sharing more details on what the community can expect from this year's undead game mode. Serving as both an escalation of the franchise while also going back to ' roots in some regards, one thing the mode won't be lacking is blood and guts.
Despite Valve not even acknowledging its existence, the company's unannounced video game has already pulled in thousands of players. One of Valve's worst-kept secrets, the hero-shooter MOBA has suffered several major leaks that have all but confirmed everything about the in-development project but that hasn't deterred the fledgling community. More than a few managed to gain access to over the last weekend, resulting in a strange surge in players for a game that hasn't yet officially been announced.
As the community patiently waits for more content, footage of one of the game's most exciting upcoming features is making players very happy. Bethesda announced in early 2024 that it's dedicated to expanding its sci-fi RPG with a wealth of content updates and patches and while some new mechanics and quality-of-life adjustments have been made in recent months, there's still work to be done. The developer has confirmed that it's busy working on a new form of transportation that could be the solution to 's underwhelming planetary exploration.
Hi-Fi Rush is officially back on the menu as PUBG publisher Krafton has resurrected the studio, and its creative director has a very simple message for fans: "We're back, baby!"
Dragon Age: The Veilguard is finally offering closure for the ending of Dragon Age: Inquisition, a decade after its release, but that was always the plan.
As QuakeCon begins, fans have plenty to look forward to. Aside from the general hype for the next mainline release,, which was announced at the June 2024 Xbox Showcase and will be launching sometime next year, featuring the Doom Slayer in a medieval-type setting equipped with an array of weapons that introduce more modern advancements to this era, id Software also announced updated versions of and with expanded multiplayer support, a completely new official story episode with new weapons and demons, and a newly-updated soundtrack. However, as hyped as I am to jump back in and play these new versions of the games, the announcement that has really caught my eye involves 2020's .
is currently in a very weird transitional state. The 2024 marks the first major revision to the fifth edition rules established in 2014's core rulebooks, but it's not sweeping things aside in favor of a new edition or even taking up a 5.5e mantle like 3.5e did. Fifth edition has been hugely popular, and publisher Wizards of the Coast is promising that the new will maintain backward compatibility with all the adventures released over the past decade of play.