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Since the massive leak of Xbox's internal roadmap in September 2023, rumors have circulated about the possibility of a forthcoming Xbox handheld from Microsoft. Lately, some of the blame for those rumors belongs to Phil Spencer himself.
As with many RPGs, factions play a large part in the universe, and in, the Sole Survivor's choice of faction can influence many things, from gear to the game’s ending. While there are a range of groups that will open their ranks throughout the game, one of the key players is the returning Brotherhood of Steel, who first appeared in the original game. But who are the Brotherhood of Steel in and are they worth joining?
The open world sequel to indie hit Streets of Rogue is coming to Steam early access on August 6.
It's one of those grand weekends of lots of trailers, aka the 2024 summer gaming showcases, but I'm not watching those. I'm playing Empires of the Undergrowth, an absolutely excellent RTS about controlling an ant colony. I'm enjoying it so much, in fact, that the only one of the shows I'm going to break for is ours—The PC Gaming Show. Otherwise I'm only putting down the reins of my little ants for work. Like what I'm doing as I write this.
There are a lot of different ways to set up supply lines in , but some ways are better than others. Some choices for setting up supply lines between settlements are simply an aesthetic choice, but there is some practicality to players’ choices. With a little planning, you canconnect your settlements in ways that look nice and feel practical.
For the cybernetic citizens of, futuristic slang is part of everyday conversation — but for players conversing in the modern day, it can be a point of confusion. The varied vernacular of Night City can be jarring at first, especially to those who are not versed in the complex, intricate lore of the long-running franchise. At times, it can even feel like V and their acquaintances are speaking another language entirely. However, by familiarizing themselves with even just a few slang terms and their definitions, one can cultivate a far richer and more immersive gameplay experience.
The camp in serves as a meeting ground for a hodgepodge of characters throughout the game. Players can have the tieflings throw a party at their camp after defeating the goblins, Arabella will seek refuge there after the death of her parents, and Volo hangs around for much of Acts 1 and 2. While each of these temporary residents has interesting individual dialogue and storylines (and some even have great merchant wares), letting Yenna reside at camp can unlock a rarely seen shop.
Eating a bunch of Cranberries is an excellent way for players to regenerate their health quickly and get extra fruit in their diets. Aside from being a useful consumable item, cranberries are crucial ingredients in complex crafting recipes. This includes advanced cooking recipes, allowing players to cook food with various useful temporary boosts to help them as they journey across Appalachia.