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Nine years after it initially launched in 2015, received a brand-new reputation system via a mod. CD Projekt Red's RPG has no shortage of choices for the player, especially many that inform the stories of 's side quests, but it's lacking any sort of overarching morality or reputation system. One was seemingly cut from the game in development, however, and has now been restored thanks to a dedicated modder.
Rhythm is everything in Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess. On a micro scale, the maiden Yoshiro dances through the game with graceful, measured movements, her steps cleansing the black defilement that has consumed her mountain and its people. In combat, Yoshiro’s protector, Soh, directs their sword in nimble arcs, landing attacks and parries based on timing and flow. On a grand scale, Kunitsu-Gami employs a soothing cadence of frenzied combat and peaceful base building. Soh’s abilities grow into a powerful crescendo as they guide Yoshiro down the mountain, her body deteriorating with each encounter.
Although the Invisible Assistant mission is a relatively straightforward quest within the «Interlude» section of Chapter 2, there are a few circuit puzzles that could provide a challenge for players. If you were hoping for a workaround, the bad news is that these are unavoidable. If your playable protagonist proxy wants to keep tailing Zhu Yuan and Qingyi in the Hollow, you'll need the solutions on how to solve these problems.
The Realm of Shadow inholds many secrets, with bosses scattered across every crag and crevice. Finding all four Nameless Mausoleums will not only see you facing some of the toughest mini-bosses the DLC has to offer, but the game also rewards you for your efforts. As the Mausoleums are nameless, they're commonly referred to by the cardinal direction they lie in: North, East, South, and West.
presents many twists and turns in its narrative, especially around the NPC Needle Knight Leda. Players may know her as an ally who guides them into the Land of Shadow, leaves messages at each Site of Grace, and offers support during boss fights. It is disheartening when players realize they must eventually turn against her and face her in battle.
With the forthcoming release of MechWarrior 5: Clans, we are approaching four full decades of the mecha action series. It’s been a wild ride that’s taken the series in multiple directions, from single-player titles to a full online game. But getting to this point — and even getting developer Piranha Games the rights to work on the series — has been a long, strange trip. It’s a story that involves a spider web of IP ownership, a last minute lawsuit, and even the infamous Duke Nukem Forever.
Stormveil Castle is the first major dungeon in , and the game makes a point of directing players there from the start, but the open world offers very little direction beyond that. Once the dust has settled after a hard boss fight like 's Godrick, players may find themselves at a loss for what to do next. Luckily exploration is the driving force behind FromSoftware's latest game, and there's really no wrong way to go, but some players may not want to waste their time setting out on an adventure they're ultimately unprepared for.
Throne and Liberty, an Amazon-published free-to-play MMO from NCSOFT, is currently running an open beta, which will be live until 10AM PT on July 23, 2024. Much like it did with Lost Ark's western release in 2019, Amazon Games announced in 2023 that it had acquired the rights to publish Throne and Liberty outside of South Korea.