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Monster Hunter Wilds is threatening us all with a good time, as Capcom has now unveiled its often unpopular Gunlance weapon, and it now looks ridiculously cool.
Arrowhead's CEO has said he'll "own this screwup" after comments made surrounding Helldivers 2's weapon nerfs and balance changes earlier this week.
is eliminating the need to spend thousands of dollars on an expensive holiday by bringing the world to players. The revered series has always championed realism to an uncanny degree, with the previous game, released in 2020, featuring one of the most comprehensively detailed recreations of Earth yet. is planning on taking this even further by allowing users to actually leave their chosen plane and take a quick stroll around the surrounding area.
The indie soulslike is always a risky venture. Often, it's down to budgetary constraints and not a developer's lack of ability, and Trialforge Studio’s debut is an ambitious and artful swing that doesn’t whiff the pitch. Publisher Tate Multimedia has already shipped a few energetically offbeat genre attempts, many of which similarly miss the mark of greatness. In, some clever variations on soulslike themes and a dark narrative are ultimately held back by inelegant mechanical details, but it remains a fun game for those with the patience for its flubs.
isn't just another deckbuilding roguelike. It blends that familiar formula with an unexpected twist — tile matching and manipulation — to add an extra layer of strategy to what can already be a complicated genre. It's being developed by Be-Rad Entertainment, previously behind, and the mobile games,, and. It boasts the kind of approachable, pick-up-and-play simplicity expected of a developer with experience in mobile games, but it's greatly elevated by its hidden complexity.
has yet to release but that's not stopping the community from playing with one of the game's new features and inadvertently creating what should be an official game mode. Just a few months before the next installment of the annual franchise is slated to drop, a build version managed to leak onto the internet, allowing some users a chance to play early. As it turns out, some have taken the leak even further by making some adjustments to a system that's resulting in some fun moments.
After first contact with fans yesterday, critics are somehow even more disappointed with the Borderlands movie. They hate it. They don't even give it credit as «so bad it's good.» It is simply, by all appearances, a truly and extremely bad movie. It holds a remarkable 3% approval on aggregator Rotten Tomatoes as of press time. Without further improvement that will place Borderlands at a comfortable midpoint on RT's 100 worst movies of all time list… and at first place on their Worst Blockbusters of All Time list—below even 2010's disastrous The Last Airbender.
A fiery new season of is upon us, which means more new and exciting items to collect. Season 5 features the Infernal Hordes event, where players battle the forces of Hell once more, building up to a grand battle with the Fell Council. The season features fifteennew Unique items to add to your builds.