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Sometimes, a game comes along that completely redefines its genre, changing how people think and feel about what comes after it — and sometimes, an RPG arrives that raises the bar so high those that follow struggle. And if that genre-defining RPG, like or , happens to be the first one someone plays, then it can ruin other RPGs when they are compared.
As a major part of 's ongoing Galactic War, Major Orders task the entire playerbase with defending or liberating certain planets, sometimes representing significant milestones in the game's overarching narrative. However, with how the mechanics of liberating planets function, Major Orders can sometimes be unexpectedly difficult to complete, even with the majority of the game's active players focusing on contributing to the war effort. Alongside some other notable factors, like the involvement of a GM overlooking the overall progress and advancement of the war, Major Orders can pose a tougher challenge than players might expect.
players looking to mix up their playthrough can now do so with a mod that makes the game's second act feel totally new. Larian Studios' award-winning RPG is already swimming in mods to both revamp the existing adventure and build upon it with fan-made expansions. Fortunately, a new mod is looking to refresh some of 's longer moments with some extra spice.
The worlds of and collide in an excellent fan animation that homages the iconic work of legendary animator Genndy Tartakovsky. Given that both and the Prequel Trilogy feature plenty of battles against killer robots, it makes sense that an artistic fan would combine the two franchises in some form or another. Yet this piece of animation that imagines what Tartakovsky's take on Super Earth's galactic war would look like is perhaps the best way of mashing the universes together.
After nearly a year since ' beta came to a close, Player First Games is back with an exciting new update regarding Warner Bros.' platformer fighter. When first launched into early access in 2022, the game surprised everyone with its distinct personality, fun mechanics, and tight control scheme, proving to be a resounding success in a genre that's largely been dominated by . The developer has been hard at work over the last few months and the latest update video reveals exactly what fans want to know about the upcoming 1.0 release.
Space explorers of Constellation should rejoice as they navigate through the cosmos in . The latestupdate adds over 500 fixes, including a new feature that enables players to read the names of stars easily across the Starmap. However, key quality-of-life additions like city maps still hinder ground exploration.
The impact that franchise has made on the gaming world is incredible, and it all began with the classic title back in 2000. The social simulation video game opened up a new realm of possibilities for video games and introduced many to the world of gaming who previously had little interest in what was available. While the series has evolved and grown over the years, many fans still hold fond memories of the original and might find themselves wishing they could return to that world.
makes a point of recommending the use of firearms in the war for Super Earth but one player is going a completely different route. When there are countless Automatons and Terminids swarming the galaxy, it stands to reason that taking them out will require some heavy firepower either shot from orbit or through the barrel of a gun. Having said that, sometimes a dedicated Helldiver just needs to get down and dirty, trading in an Eagle Strafing Run for the butt of their rifle.