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Come take a look at a hint for today's Wordle, designed to give your guesses a great place to start without giving the game away. Or go treat yourself to the answer to the June 25 (1102) puzzle if you like instead—your win, your way.
Black Desert celebrated its 10th anniversary this weekend, announcing a raft of new features and detailing long-term plans for the Korean MMO at its annual Heidel Ball event. Held this year in the French castle town of Beynac-et-Cazenac, the event culminated in the reveal of the game's 28th class: Dosa, a pipe-smoking swordsman with a mysterious past and a deeply unusual fighting style.
The Open Library project, run by the Internet Archive, has suddenly become considerably smaller, at least in terms of the number of e-books it's able to lend to people around the world. After a US district judge ruled in favour of publishing companies suing the Internet Archive for breach of copyright, the organization had no choice but to remove access to over 500,000 books for the vast majority of its users.
Not many of us had the time to study the face of Logur the Beast Claw as he took swipes at us in the beginning of Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree, but if you were to get a good look at his face, you'd see that he is indeed a reference to X-Men's Wolverine: He's shirtless, fights with claw weapons, and seems to come at you in a rage. It's too specific, and FromSoft is already prone to putting popular references in NPC invaders.
Since our last content update, you have gathered powerful Runes, survived the Terror Incarnate in the Abyssal Verge, and escaped the Castle Erebban to emerge victorious. This content update highlights the Season 28 Battle Pass, a new Cosmetics quality-of-life feature, Rune drop rate changes, and more.
Calling Shadow of the Erdtree a DLC is kind of misleading when you actually enter the Land of Shadow and see just how massive this new region is. The base game was already massive, and this feels like another game about half its size was plopped into the world, with bosses, weapons, dungeons, and secrets all included. Among all the hidden areas and items, the most mysterious include the Prayer Room and the Prayer Room Key. Players may stumble upon one or the other — most likely neither — but almost certainly not both without some help. If you’re interested in the lore of the game in particular, you will want to see what’s hidden behind this very secluded door.
Vampires, field hockey, and goth slackers: the new action-adventure game is nostalgic ambrosia, a theoretical adaptation of a Cartoon Network series from decades past. Published by Humble Games, Exit 73 Studios’ video game debut is a love letter to late-90s/early-00s cable TV toons, packaged around light -styled gameplay and an irascible main character, clad in mauve and ready to rumble with bloodsuckers and bullies alike. has some good ideas and a great aesthetic hook, though it's hampered by stiff controls and half-baked questing.
's first and only DLC,, culminates in a shocking ending that recontextualizes much of the base game while still leaving many questions open-ended. Technically, the two stories are entirely separate: 's DLC and the main story take place concurrently, not before or after one another, and none of the base game's main endings affect the DLC's (or vice versa). The player's choices in one don't seem to impact the story of the other, but can cause major changes in and of themselves.