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Rescuing the Ferryman in the fan-favorite mod,, is quite a tricky segment of the Charybdis quest to navigate for several reasons. First and foremost, players must find Thameshaven, which will take them on a maze-like venture through the radioactive and enemy-infested tunnels that twist and turn beneath the River Thames.
could atone for 'biggest sin. An open-world action RPG in which players could control both players and Pokémon, delivered on what many players had always wanted for the series. It teased a sequel in, which was officially revealed at a Pokémon Presents event in February 2024. It promises further action RPG adventures in the long-ignored region of Kalos, and moreover, stands a chance to correct its predecessor's biggest misstep.
The modding scene can make Bethesda's spacefaring RPG a lot more enjoyable, and it can feel like an especially cool addition on Xbox. Although PC players are used to having mods accessible for plenty of games, it's a much rarer inclusion on console, and Bethesda's dedication to offering console mods for its RPGs has expanded access to the joy of customization. Xbox mod availability is still much more limited than on PC, but it's hard to criticize when it's still head-and-shoulders above just about every other console game on the market.
The original is still playable nearly 30 years after its initial release but those wanting to experience the classic RPG through the lens of can now do so. Bethesda's 2015 installment in the storied series is known for spawning a massive modding community, one that's still actively creating and releasing new content 9 years later. While most of these add-ons make minor changes to the game, some are far more ambitious, including this ground-up remake of the first game in the franchise.
is almost here after fans have waited four long years since that first initial unbelievable gameplay reveal in August 2020. Ever since that trailer, anticipation and hype have been building, and it seems almost impossible that it'll finally be in players' hands any day now. Naturally, with any hotly-anticipated game, there's plenty to know and learn before jumping straight into it.
Anthem was a huge flop for BioWare and Electronic Arts, there's no doubt about it. It had an enormous amount of hype pre-launch but was so underwhelming that
Five years after launch, Borderlands 3 just got its second update of the year, and you'll now be able to immediately create a max level character from the shooter's main menu after you've beaten it once over.
A veteran of Mass Effect and Dragon Age with 15 years BioWare experience has defended the work the studio did on its biggest flop, but says that Dragon Age: The Veilguard will return to the company's RPG roots.