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CD Projekt has unveiled an interesting opportunity for players to immerse themselves in Cyberpunk 2077 through a free trial running from March 28th to 31st. This trial will be accessible to Cyberpunk 2077 enthusiasts on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S platforms.
Genshin Impact is expected to release Version 4.6 on April 24, 2024, and players can now have an estimated Primogem count for the new update. While Genshin Impact has been praised for its addictive open world exploration and engaging elemental combat, it is a gacha game at heart, and as such, players are expected to spend Primogems to obtain powerful characters for their team. Whereas Version 4.5 had a Primogem drought that could easily rival Version 3.2, the upcoming patch is set to have a much higher count by comparison.
Players keen to try out Stellar Blade should mark March 29 on their calendars, as that's the day the demo will be available. The demo arrives a month before the game's official launch, providing a hands-on experience for players who want to test and see if Stellar Bladelives up to all its hype.
PC players can make use of a handful of new mods that address Dragon's Dogma 2's controversial microtransactions, tedious fast travel system, and its single save file. Capcom's long-awaited fantasy RPG sequel, Dragon's Dogma 2was just recently released last week to rave reviews. Despite some of its flaws in both design and monetization, it's becoming one of the most revered games of 2024 so far, and a strong contender for Game of the Year.
After the surprising announcement that Larian Studios would be moving on from the Baldur's Gate franchise, studio CEO Swen Vincke stated that the new direction was not the decision of Wizards of the Coast. Although Wizards of the Coast holds the licensing for Baldur's Gate 3, Vincke has been quick to dispel rumors that the Hasbro-owned company is the reason why the studio is moving on from the IP.
This week on the Eurogamer Newscast, we digest the last seven days of headlines from GDC 2024 — a conference that was unsurprisingly coloured by the past 18 months of industry turmoil. Eurogamer's Chris Tapsell was there, and joins us today to report back on what was being said on the ground.
Horizon Forbidden West Complete Edition was released on PC last week, and has seen a respectable number of players flocking to partake in Aloy's latest outing.
If you have been following the Dragon's Dogma 2 discourse over the last few days, you will be aware of the game's paid DLC. On release, developer Capcom introduced a number of items that players could purchase with real-world money, such as the Art of Metamorphosis — Character Editor DLC, which costs £1.69.