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Each month the fine retailers of Tawney and Wilder (T&W) and the Zen’shiri Trading Post set up their shop with fabulous new transmog appearances, pets, mounts, and toys for guests to peruse and purchase with Trader’s Tender. If you are unfamiliar with this feature, don’t worry, we have you covered with our tour of the Trading Post. You’ll be shopping for top-of-the-line items for your collection in no time.
In the world of survival crafting games, a few names always come to mind first. Minecraft is easily the biggest and most popular, but Terraria is arguably the pioneer of the entire genre. It has all the crafting and combat of the former game, but in a 2D pixelated style that gives it a feel all its own. You can fight all kinds of monsters and massive bosses as you craft better gear, or you can play more casually and start a farm to get a more cozy experience like you do with Stardew Valley. However you want to play, Terraria is always more fun with some friends to explore and build by your side. Since this game came out in 2011 when cross-platform games were few and far between, you may be wondering if it has kept up with the times and added this feature. Let’s dig in and see what answers we can find.
Stardew Valley's 1.6 update was released earlier this year for PC. But it wasn't an average patch, as it added a ridiculous amount of new features like a brand new farm, more festivals, and tons of quirky secrets for players to uncover. It was so popular with fans that 150,000 players flooded back into the game.
After months of requests, players were finally treated to the Rev-8, a land-vehicle that makes exploring planets fun but it didn't take long for the community to question whether it could be even better. Much like any feature added to a Bethesda game, it was only a matter of time before the modding community got its hands on the space buggy and started implementing some optimizations and improvements. They're not necessary to enjoy drifting around barren wastelands, but they do make for a more comfortable ride.
The art of torch placement in has become second nature to many veteran players but one user has managed to find an even more efficient means of lighting their farm. When it comes to illuminating one's crops at night, the most common method is to craft a collection of torches and place them in a specific pattern around the fields. While it does the job, it does feel strange to have lit torches scattered around the farm, but most make do until they unlock some proper lighting items.
Now that the Star Wars Outlaws release time for Early Access has come and gone, the countdown to the full release is on.
Helldivers 2's creative director has responded to players, agreeing that the shooter has unfortunately become less about "a fun, chaotic, challenging, emergent experience" and more about "competitiveness."
After Morgan tried out the beta for Spectre Divide, a free-to-play shooter with an unusual two-characters-per-player setup, he said it was so fun that he couldn't stop thinking about it.