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Greyhawk is finally going to get its due again in , but there's still a reason why its upcoming reappearance might not be everything that it could be. As the first campaign setting ever published for, Greyhawk offers a rich world that has served up many classic adventures and memorable locations. Unfortunately, it's been largely sidelined in fifth edition, with the focus turning to the equally deserving Forgotten Realms.
Giving the best build for the Harmony Trailblazer in can turn this already great and F2P (free-to-play) character into a superb one that can substantially increase the presence of the team’s DPS on the field. The Trailblazer is the main character for HoYoverse’s turn-based RPG and unlike most of the units in the game, they are adaptive. This means that they can change their Path and their element on the spot – they are different from characters with multiple yet distinct forms, like Dan Heng and Imbibitor Lunae, which are treated as separate characters.
The announcement of a new Civilization game is one of the only things that strikes both joy and fear into the hearts of fans in equal measure. On one hand, they know they’re about to begin one of the most engaging, frustrating, rewarding, and deep 4X game ever created. On the other, they know that booting this game up has the mystical power to fast forward time multiple hours in the blink of an eye. You might start a game at 9 p.m. and only plan to play a few rounds, only to look back at the clock and see that it’s 6 a.m. the following morning. Before you start coming up with excuses to get out of work and stockpiling microwavable food, here’s everything we know so far about Civilization 7.
is a terrifying, 8-player co-op action horror PC game that forces players to wade through zombie-filled zones to ally with their comrades. It blends the zombie-killing bloodbath of something like with survival horror aspects, delivering an entirely unique experience. With the volume of enemies and the threat of permadeath looming over the player's shoulder, this intense action horror title is one to look out for.
Cities: Skylines 2 has—or rather, had—a rent problem. As evidenced by even the briefest of searches on the game's subreddit, players kept bumping into the same systemic nightmare time and time again: The rent is too damn high.
In , you can find and equip new weapons for your Klown characters. You will always have two weapons accessible to you in the game as a Killer Klown: a cotton candy gun and another secondary weapon. You will unlock new weapons the same way for both categories, so finding them should be easier.
Nokstella, Eternal City is one of the many hidden sub-regions of . This zone is filled with many valuable resources and rare items, but completing Ranni the Witch’s quest chain is also essential. Nokstella is brimming with secrets, but the first mystery that players must solve involves unlocking the region.
I've been anticipating Reka ever since I saw its developer Emberstorm Entertainment post a gif of a little wood cabin bursting out of the ground on a massive pair of chicken legs. It inspired a deep-seated glee in me not unlike the «See that mountain? You can climb it,» proclamations of game trailers past. See that freaky chicken house? You can build it. And soon, it turns out, because Reka has shown off a new trailer in today's PC Gaming Show announcing that you can play its demo right now and that it will be entering early access in August.