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has never been more successful than it is today, but I miss what it used to be, and I'm not just talking about cut features in . Although the franchise has remained consistent in a lot of core regards over the years, it's also undergone some substantial shifts. The gameplay options found in the original entry are all familiar, but they ultimately pale in comparison to everything offered by the time rolled around for the 3DS.
With the release of's newest expansion,, players can unlock the ability to fly in the Shaaloani region by finding and attuning to all the Aether Currents there. is one of the most anticipated expansions of 2024, and the ability to fly is just one reason for that. For the most part, Aether Currents are hidden in the field, and getting to them can be as simple as taking a quick walk or completing a complicated jumping puzzle.
Coming off two critically acclaimed expansions, has some big shoes to fill. The fifth expansion for (sixth, if counting the reboot that was ), sees familiar faces in strange lands while setting up a new narrative arc after resolved the Hydalean and Zodiark storyline. For anyone who's seen the trailer for, it's also noticeable what a 180 this expansion feels like — forgoing the darkness that permeated through the last two expansions for sunshine, beaches, and tacos.
*Updated 7/1/2024: After community feedback, Molten Core will now be a single, standard weekly lockout and Onyxia’s Lair, Lord Kazzak, and Azuregos will continue to be available with a twice weekly reset as previously announced.
The Feast of the Winter Star can be a mixed bag for players, especially when it comes to the event's signature «Secret Santa» showpiece but sometimes, one thoughtful individual can make the holiday incredibly special. The citizens of Pelican Town can be a fussy bunch when it comes to gifts but Feast of the Winter Star is the one time of year the tables turn as the Farmer can receive an in-person present. Many of the items gained through the Secret Santa process aren't anything to write home about, but one character goes out of their way.
Level to 60, discover new class runes, enter the Molten Core raid dungeon to face Ragnaros, and more in the latest phase.
A rare interaction in reveals a hidden reference to an important piece of video game history, but most players will never discover it, and even fewer will understand it. is full of Easter eggs and pop culture references, most of which take place through intricate dialogue wording or the flavor text in Inspiration pop-ups. Whether it's one of 's references to classic concepts and player hangups, or an out-of-left field quote from, these cultural touchstones help connect players to the characters, and immerse them in the story.
Among the plethora of mysterious and elusive objects that players encounter and pick up in , the Strange Chunk of Amber found in Act 1 often leaves many players puzzled about its purpose. This item is typically stumbled upon rather than actively sought out, primarily because it appears to be useless at first glance.