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Pearl Abyss, the developers of the long-running MMORPG Black Desert Online, have started building up the hype for the upcoming expansion to the game Land of the Morning Light: Seoul. The expansion will be released on September 12 on PC via their client and Steam.
Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics will finally launch this week, and it’s a cathartic moment. These influential fighting games haven’t been readily available on modern gaming platforms for a long time, and this rerelease is their chance to capture the hearts of fighting game fans during this genre renaissance. I’ve been playing Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection ahead of its wide release, and I’m happy to report that it’s exactly what fans of this series have been waiting for. From The Punisher to Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes, Capcom’s Marvel arcade games of the 1990s are represented here in glorious, unadulterated fashion.
Final Fantasy 14's 'solo only' streamer, RathGames, has just done the barely-possible: Engaging in a weeks-long grind, dodging the executioner's axe of patch notes, and reaching level 100 on a lean diet of level 63 content—all to topple a single boss in Stormblood.
has no shortage of memorable challenges, but some encounters that were considered for the game didn't ultimately make the cut. Whether looking at direct explanations from the developers at GameScience or alleged leaks of the original plot, there's a lot of material missing from the final product to speculate about.
has a ton of bosses for you to beat, including Kang-Jin, an opponent you face twice in their human and dragon forms. Both Kang-Jin Loong and Kang-Jin Star are encountered in Chapter 3 as mandatory bosses that progress the story when defeated. Although they have similar attacks, you must be prepared for two different and challenging battles.
concludes around the same point as the original completed Disc 1. Many of the game's Disc 1 bosses have made an appearance in and, alongside a host of newly designed boss fights. Disc 2 has only half the number of boss fights as in Disc 1, and Disc 3 has even less, seeing as it only covers the second trip to Northern Crater. However, there are still a number of battles that must be included in .
Bards in can go in two different directions, based on the subclass that players choose. They are full spellcasters, and can lean hard on their charisma-based magic abilities. But they are also quite adept with melee and ranged weapons, and certain bard builds can be better than martial classes in combat.
You know what's better than games about killing nazis? Killing wannabe nazi demon summoners. At least that's the concept behind Sumerian Six, a recently-released stealth strategy game from Devolver Digital's development studio Artificer that sends five commando scientists and one werebear to go stop some bad nazis from doing some bad nazi stuff.