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It's been several years since the last Borderlands game, and with the Borderlands movie just a short distance away, you might be wondering when the franchise will be returning to the interactive realm. Randy Pitchford, head of developer Gearbox, says we're not going to have to wait forever for an answer to that question.
The first word that comes to mind when thinking of is "." Developed by indie studio Mithril Interactive, it takes the tense PvPvE gameplay of the extraction genre and applies it to an atypical setting: dark fantasy. Players select one of 's nine classes — armor-clad knights, elvish fire mages, skeletal necromancers, and every other manner of recognizable archetype from throughout the genre — and dive through a portal into one of two maps. Their job is to kill as many monsters and collect as much loot as possible, then get out before the whole thing collapses, all while other players try to steal their treasure out from under them.
Valley Peaks, which released on Steam this week, is a cozy first-person platformer where you play as a frog tasked with climbing mountains and installing radio transmitters on them. It's on sale for the first two weeks, 10% off until August 7.
The "" is another event in , including a treasure hunt for some lost toys. Paimon, the Traveler, Nilou, Navia, and Wanderer get transported into a storybook as characters. Their quest? Save the land of Simulanka from the wrath of a dragon. While you won't be able to use any new Natlan characters or skills that have leaked recently, this story is an excellent way to grab some rewards and explore this fun event area.
Mercury is nobody's favorite planet. Our star's closest companion is a hateful little ball pocked with craters and patches of graphite, continually blasted by solar wind. But according to a recent study from a team of Chinese and Belgian scientists (via Space.com), there are diamonds under all that rough. A 10-mile-thick layer of diamond, to be specific.
To get the best build for Anton, players need to focus on the Electric-Attribute Agent's Attack-style capabilities and his burst mode. To properly fight alongside his boss, using the best Koleda build, Anton's loadout needs to be optimized with the right set of Drive Discs and the proper W-Engine to enhance his ATK and proficiency for Shock Damage. While he's not the fastest hitter, Anton can still be part of a powerhouse squad if built correctly.
Intel has responded to the most "awaited' questions surrounding their 14th & 13th Gen CPU instability fiasco, and by the looks of it, the company looks clueless.
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I'm afraid we're now less than two weeks out from the release of Eli Roth's Borderlands movie. As the fateful date fast approaches, Lionsgate has put out a final trailer, presumably just to give fans one last chance to point out how awful it looks.