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Move over, Yuffie — there's only one obvious choice of star for 's DLC. Square Enix has announced that it's not planning DLC for, although developers did consider a Queen's Blood-centric expansion. Still, there's demand for a more character-focused DLC, akin to 's.
A good party game can turn a night in with friends into a legendary occasion, and while many may instinctively think of the likes of and other Nintendo favorites, there are plenty of great indie and lesser-known hits that are worth adding to the rotation. A good party game offers not only compelling gameplay but also an easy way to laugh with friends. Whether it's wonky physics, choosing funny answers to questions, or simply getting first place after a long night, the best party games are incredibly fun.
With unmatched Dexterity and cunning, rogues in are incredibly fun to play, with the potential for some fantastic builds. With three subclasses to choose from and Astarion as an Origin character and companion, it’s almost guaranteed each playthrough of will have a rogue in the party. With sneak attacks and stealth to consider in and out of battle, it's important to know what gear works the best for the craftiest heroes of Faerûn.
There are parts of any campaign that aren’t epic adventures or compelling roleplay but just procedural matters: shuffling around resources on character sheets and deciding what gear to buy or sell. These may be a necessary part of the game, but they never need to be part of your gaming sessions. Activities like leveling up characters, selecting spell scrolls to purchase and scribe for Wizards, and even crafting choices during downtime are all largely drama-free. The sort of things that, in a television show, might warrant a montage, at best, don’t belong at my table.
If you're hyped for the return of Morrigan in Dragon Age: The Veilguard, it seems you're in good company. Larian boss and Baldur's Gate 3 director Swen Vincke says he was in love with the RPG genre's quintessential witchy woman.
If there’s anyone that can speak authoritatively about the extraction shooter as a genre, it’s Petter Mannerfelt. He's currently creative director on Sharkmob’s high-stakes PvPvE shooter Exoborne, but not too long ago he was a game director at Ubisoft Massive, where he worked on The Division and (most notably) its Dark Zone mode.
More games will be added to the PlayStation Plus Premium and Extra game catalog in less than a week, so now is the best time to catch up on some July additions you might have missed. Last month was a surprisingly strong one for the service, as it got plenty of compelling additions across all fronts. While additions like Remnant II and Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion garnered the most attention as the highest-profile releases, several games that are more underrated than those slipped into PS Plus’ game catalog at the same time. As such, I’m recommending three of those games to people looking for something to play on PS Plus this weekend.
Square Enix dropped a new demo for Visions of Mana earlier this week. Visions of Mana is the first new mainline entry in the Mana series of RPGs since the release of Dawn of Mana in 2006.