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With close to 20 mutations total in , the effects of taking radiation damage in the wasteland can be unpredictable. Mutations provide both positive and negative effects on the player (except for one), and can be tricky to remove without the right remedies. While some mutations are worth getting rid of, there are a few which players will want to keep as long as possible.
How long do you think it takes an unprotected Windows XP box to fall foul to malware? To be clear, this is a machine sitting idle, no internet browsing required, just connected to the internet.
's latest foray into keeping players busy during the 20th anniversary of the MMORPG includes a special Remix event taking place within the popular expansion. is a timerunning journey that is live now for players to experience, but will only last until August 19, 2024. To spread the word about the exciting limited-time event, two of the developers behind the experience, Senior Test Analyst, Ciji Bambrick, and Senior Game Designer, Brian Dowling, recently sat down with Screen Rant to discuss what rewards and changes are happening to the world of Pandaria.
Helldivers 2 was a massive hit right out of the gate for developer Arrowhead Game Studios, and the game’s popularity has only grown since its release in February of this year. Shedding the top-down perspective of the first Helldivers, this cooperative third-person shooter took the world by surprise by being equally hilarious, fun, and challenging. It demands everyone work together to overcome massive hordes of bugs while also dealing with the fact that one player’s slipup could derail the whole mission in the most humorous fashion. It’s a total riot, and it’s not hard to see why.
World of Warcraft: Cataclysm Classic is arriving May 20, and it's an interesting topic because—as PC Gamer's Andy Chalk pointed out back when it was announced—Cataclysm's changes to the world are part of the reason why Classic exists in the first place. Granted, the infamous "you think you do, but you don't" quote comes from the Warlords of Draenor days—a couple expansions after Cataclysm—but good ol' Deathwing is still the dragon that broke the world.
is known as being one of the largest and often most bizarre MMOs on the market but its latest crossover promotion may be one of its weirdest marketing collaborations yet. Having said that, it's fairly common practice for brands to approach popular video games and offer unique in-game items that can only be accesed by purchasing a can of Monster Energy or a packet of Doritos. Yet it's rare to see a game so steeped in fantastical mythology and deity-slaying heroes be the face of such a campaign.
Xbox Game Pass subscribers are already set up for a great weekend as Microsoft locks in two games for its weekly Free Play Days program, allowing users to get a taste of some new experiences with paying a cent. Not only do players have an opportunity to experience an explosive co-op shooter that's filled plenty of horrific monsters and buckets of blood, those squeamish fans can avoid the mayhem and revel in the joys of rampant capitalism. Better yet, if either experience is really appealing, they both sport a major discount so the fun doesn't have to end on Monday.
, the new gacha game developed by Netmarble, has taken the community by storm with its fun combat and interesting story based on the manhwa and anime. That said, like many games of its ilk, includes a vast array of gameplay mechanics, Hunters, and Artifacts, so choosing an optimal setup can be a lot harder than it seems. In fact, it can be so complex at times that the players themselves have created a sheet in order to min/max their Hunters.