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introduces a new powerful object to Hyrule, the Tri Rod, which shares similarities with a weapon created by one of the land’s most overlooked races. Hyrule is home to several fantasy races. Some like the Zora and the Goron have appeared in many installments throughout the franchise. Others, like the Twili, don’t make as frequent appearances and are sometimes even restricted to just one game.
The driving force behind the narrative of is a mysterious alien race known as the Collectors, whose kidnappings of human colonists have increased since the destruction of Sovereign at the end of the first . A resurrected Commander Shepard is working alongside Cerberus to determine the Collectors' connection to the Reapers, and stop whatever machinations they have in the works. Much of is spent recruiting a capable crew for the Normandy SR-2, and finding a way to traverse the Omega-4 Relay to infiltrate the Collectors' base located near the center of the Milky Way.
Nine years after it initially launched in 2015, received a brand-new reputation system via a mod. CD Projekt Red's RPG has no shortage of choices for the player, especially many that inform the stories of 's side quests, but it's lacking any sort of overarching morality or reputation system. One was seemingly cut from the game in development, however, and has now been restored thanks to a dedicated modder.
Just when you thought you’d take the advice to “Stay away from da voodoo” a new temptation arises, beckoning you to take the risk, enter Zul’Gurub and Zul’Aman, thwart the machinations of the Zandalari and their brethren, and collect the rewards for your efforts.
The actor behind Baldur's Gate 3's Astarion immediately signed up to play 10 of the 12 in-game races while partway through doing performance capture for Final Fantasy 16 - because he knew it was linked to Dungeons & Dragons.
is a unique new hybrid title that combines roguelike elements with survival and relationship mechanics in a sci-fi setting, the titular intergalactic penitentiary. It's the debut from indie developer Wooden Alien, and published by Firesquid, which previously helped release games like and. Though it faces some issues of repetition and has a few areas that could use more depth, the title explores a very interesting subgenre of its own making with engaging combat and an aesthetically distinct world.