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secretly answers one of the base game's most mysterious lingering questions. As a DLC, 's purpose isn't just to throw some tough bosses in front of the player, stick them in a new map, and call it a day. It takes things a step further by satisfying player curiosity about much of the lore. Many of 's DLC reveals focus on Marika, Messmer, and Miquella, but even minor characters are mentioned and recontextualized in.
Helldivers 2 got its biggest update in months today: the Escalation of Freedom patch adds a new highest difficulty (Level 10), a swamp planet biome, new enemy types, and missions. It's a great day to return to what is still easily my game of the year so far, but in the loudest corners of the Helldivers 2 community, conversation around today's update has been dominated by two bullet points in the patch notes. The fan-favorite flamethrower got nerfed, and the subreddit has gone nuclear over it:
A player has discovered a mysterious item that may solve a long-running in-game mystery.is no stranger to incredibly rare items and secret unlockables. Many of these are first confirmed to exist via datamining, then found organically in-game after some experimentation, be they legendary gear or hidden locations. Some of them, though, are much more bizarre. This is one of those latter examples, a hidden quest that rewards a completely useless item. It may be a simple reference to an infamous item from, or something much deeper.
We've been hearing about the PC version of Final Fantasy 16 for months and months now—Square Enix has confirmed it's coming, but «when» has been the big question. Fans on Resetera and Reddit now think the answer might be soon, because the latest Nvidia driver update, released today, slipped in a GameReady profile for Final Fantasy 16.
Helldivers 2's huge Escalation of Freedom update is here, and while there's plenty to be excited about with social menu fixes and an eerie new swamp planet, Super Earth citizens everywhere are baffled by a change made to the beloved FLAM-40 Flamethrower.
There may be a significant overhaul to two key features in ’s Natlan region, as seen in a new Version 5.0 leak. The update, expected to arrive in August, will introduce the Nation of Pyro to the action RPG by HoYoverse. In addition to a brand new area to explore and the continuation of the main Archon Quests as the Traveler looks for their sibling, there will also be several new characters. Furthermore, players can expect new gameplay mechanics, such as the Saurians, as well as minor changes – all should be confirmed during the 5.0 livestream.
It's good news for western Lollipop Chainsaw fans, as the release date for upcoming remaster RePOP has been brought forward in America and Europe. Originally set to release on September 25, it'll now launch almost two weeks earlier, on September 12. It's a pleasant surprise, especially considering the game was actually supposed to release a year ago butwas delayed until this summer.
With less than two hours to go, Helldivers 2 players are resigning themselves to the fact that they've failed the Major Order.