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A new compute-based dynamic global illumination solution, AMD FidelityFX Brixelizer GI, has been released alongside SDK 1.1 (which also introduced AMD FSR 3.1).
features new and old characters, alongside plenty of lore that expands on the already rich in-game universe. However, a lot of the lore in the DLC adds to the existing characters and their motives, which can change the Tarnished's perception of them. Because of that, some of the most important characters in the DLC are also important in the base game.
A few months ago, a Baldur's Gate 3 fan artist with the handle XunHe1145, shared a project that would bring BG3 characters to the world of Stardew Valley in a mod named Baldur's Village. After a couple of months, we've finally got another update on the project, including a potential release window: «Although the release date has not been decided, there is a high probability that the first part will be released this fall or winter,» Xun says in a tweet.
Escape From Tarkov has had problems with cheaters pretty much from the start, but despite being vocal about its efforts to rid the game of their influence—and occasionally referring to cheaters as "scum of the Earth"—some players aren't convinced that developer Battlestate Games is all that serious about dealing with the problem. A new anti-cheat effort rolled out in the latest patch might change some minds on that front: The studio is now offering «compensation for reporting players who violated game rules»—in other words, a bounty on cheaters.
is one of the biggest expansions that have ever been made, eclipsing the size of some full RPGs. Although there are likely hundreds, if not thousands of pieces of dialogue added in the DLC, with something this size, some pieces are bound to be cut. Cut content often reveals more information than what is in the base game and could show what the developer was thinking as the game was in production. Sometimes, things get cut for being a little too overt at times.
Most encounters can be overcome with a decent build, keen observation, and patience but every so often, players get lucky when a boss accidentally ends the battle too early. While many players may have complained that FromSoftware's latest expansion is too brutal when it comes to its difficulty spikes, with careful exploration and a collection of Scadutree Fragments, even the most punishing foe can be toppled. Of course, when they put up an enormous fight only to die thanks to a silly misstep, it's hilarious if not somewhat anticlimactic.
Game Informer has seen boobs—specifically, the magazine has seen a topless character in Dragon Age: The Veilguard's character creator, which it previewed as part of a recent slate of exclusive articles. It's the most overt nudity the Dragon Age series has featured so far.
The vast expanse of space can be a lonely, quiet place but fortunately for those players who like to fill the void with some time tunes, a new mod introduces over 100 songs from one another popular Bethesda game. Following the sci-fi RPG's launch, one of the most common complaints regarding the game was the lack of a radio that played music and provided players with updates on the world thanks to an informed DJ. Fortunately, modders were quick to address the problem and while an experienced disc jockey is still required, the music is covered.