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might be more focused on love than fame, but there's one new event that can quickly catapult a Sim to stardom. As the new romance expansion for, includes features like the dating app Cupid's Corner and a new Attraction system based on Turn-Ons and Turn-Offs. Although the relationship overhaul is a very welcome change for the game, some of the expansion's most memorable aspects are its less-advertised ones.
has earned the right to call itself one of the greatest meme games of all time so it's great news that the original title may soon be remastered. Launched back in 2014, Coffee Stain Studios' ridiculous sandbox experience starring a goat driven to destroy as much as possible has become a dominant force in the industry, spawning several major expansions and an oddly titled sequel. Enthusiasts likely still enjoy returning to the place where it all started but even though it's meant to look a little strange, a fresh coat of paint certainly wouldn't hurt.
The War Within's pre-patch is here for World of Warcraft—and it's kind of a banger when it comes to quality of life features. There's the Warband system, better transmog farming options, dragonriding coming to all flying mounts, and, uh, a weird glitch that brings your alts back from the dead, apparently.
Just as Elden Ring quietly added a solitary chair to Rellana's boss arena, lore theorists have deduced that her and Messmer might have been married.
Today, Blizzard unveiled Diablo IV Season of the Infernal Hordes, the fifth live-service season for the action RPG, slated to launch on August 6. Here's an overview of what players can expect with Season of the Infernal Hordes:
With the approach of the DLC, reviews for the title still sit at a middling «Mixed» on Steam — but expanding on one feature could change all that. Throughout the expansive worlds scattered across the Settled Systems, one of the game's core mechanics is fun & intriguing but sadly underutilized.
With all the rebranding of its new version, it's difficult to keep track of what Wizards of the Coast is doing with the latest version of . Rather than call it 5.5e or 6e, in keeping with the naming conventions of previous versions, Wizards called its newest version of the tabletop, then. doesn't intend to recreate an entirely new version of the most popular tabletop RPG in the world. Instead, it intends to be an upgraded version of 5e, and features backward compatibility with previous adventures.
expansion has introduced plenty of new features to how relationships between Sims are formed, bringing depth to the social interactive game. The new Attraction system allows for a Turn-Ons and Turn-Offs feature, which determines your likes and dislikes when searching for a romantic partner, determining your compatibility and relationship satisfaction.