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In what may be a unique event in world history, a Something Awful forums user has posted so hard that it's become news—returning from the void after a decade-long ban purely in order to pick up the exact same tabletop game nerd debate that got him banned in the first place.
Open-world games like and allow players to roam vast areas, tackle diverse obstacles, and get lost in rich stories. Yet, only some of these titles suit those who want a laid-back time. On Xbox, specific titles catch the eye not just for their big worlds but also for their toughness, pushing players to show their abilities, stay calm, and think smart to move forward.
Twitch streamer and YouTuber skum recently completed what might be the most ridiculous Shadow of the Erdtree challenge yet. He was able to beat the DLC after using only dodge abilities, one F-tier spell, and suffering 45 deaths.
Of all the changes coming to Baldur's Gate 3 with its seventh major patch, Gortash stans just wanted the ability to kiss him - but sadly, developer Larian Studios says it isn't happening.
While some games like to end on a high note, others prefer to hit their players with one last splash of unadulterated misery in their final acts, whether games like or . When done right, these dark endings can provide a game's story with an especially profound climax that leaves players thinking long after the credits roll. Everyone may enjoy a happy ending, but these games relish the feelings of loss that a good story can provide for its audience and pull them off so well that they have become unforgettable.
Like other FromSoft RPGs, has its fair share of obscure secrets, but the game's DLCadds a particularly devious one that most players aren't likely to find their first time through. While games like and have always had a reputation for extremely well-hidden secrets, sometimes granting access to something as important as an entire new area, takes things to a new level.
One detail seen in the trailer for suggests that the game will be breaking away from a major series tradition. Although not much is known for certain about the next game so far, it is evident that the plot will deal with the return of the bounty hunter Sylux in an antagonistic role. But while little has been directly confirmed about the game’s main storyline, certain elements of ’s trailer still have deep implications for its narrative, especially in relation to the rest of the franchise.
can occasionally feel like a punishing game, but one mechanic that frequently cushions the blow is resurrection. Like tabletop, party members can be brought back to life after being taken down in combat, making it possible to keep the story going even in the aftermath of rough encounters. Clawing back to the land of the living can have its own consequences, however, and one particular side effect of resurrection can be a particularly harsh realization for anyone looking to abuse the mechanic.