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Since it entered Early Access in 2021, players have used Iron Gate Studio's Nordic-themed survival title for plenty of creative purposes. The main game sees players crafting a variety of resources, such as powerful weapons to vanquish their foes or structures, such as longhouses, to provide shelter using materials gathered in the game's massive, procedurally generated world.
This month, a major update for Once Human was released, and with it came some major features, such as Animal Capture and Animal Ranching. In addition to that, "The Living Plane" now takes to the skies, bringing new in-game events, a new motorcycle skin, and other new features. The September update for Once Human is also shaping up to be massive, adding a new PvP scenario to the game.
With game reviews of Black Myth: Wukong finally out (including ours), NVIDIA is also taking the opportunity to share all the details of the game's full ray tracing implementation ahead of the launch on Tuesday 20.
There's never a bad time to own a Nintendo Switch but September 12 is shaping up to be a particularly strong day for the ever-popular hybrid console. Towards the end of the third quarter, the video game industry generally begins to reawaken from its summer hibernation as studios and publishers drop their biggest projects to line up with the holiday period. 2024 is no different and while the second week of September may not be littered with AAA releases for Nintendo Switch, it does feature a substantial collection of exciting indie projects.
Earlier this month, Nightingale developer Inflexion said it wanted to bring "more structure" to the game so players will have a better idea of where they're going, what they're doing, and why they're doing it, and also to help reduce the feeling of repetition between the game's different realms. In an update posted today on Steam, the dev team offered a deeper insight into what it has in mind, including the introduction of new «handcrafted realms,» a new campaign, and—everyone's favorite—boss fights.
While exploring the island in the Marvel-themed players can interact with 12 different NPCs and three new NPC Bosses. NPCs sell high-quality items and services in exchange for Gold Bars: a currency that can be earned from a variety of different sources. Those looking for more of a challenge can also defeat this season's NPC Bosses to obtain their unique weapons and gear.
A Doom II: Ray Traced comparison video was shared online this week, highlighting the stunning visual improvements the path tracing mod brings to the classic game.
The is continuing to highlight the franchise's latest Legendary Pokémon with the upcoming Terapagos ex Ultra-Premium Collection. Players and collectors alike may be interested, as the 's Collection boxes feature both a variety of gameplay accessories and plenty of cards, usually pulled from the latest sets. Releasing later this year, the Tarapagos ex Ultra-Premium Collection is already known to feature a handful of popular Pokémon, including the eponymous Legendary.