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Back in my day, we didn't have these fancy-schmancy newfangled quest markers and compass points—we had to download add-ons if we wanted the minimap to tell us where our ten boars were, and then walk up the hill, both ways!
In late January, German game developer Piranha Bytes let everyone know they were desperately trying to find a new partner for their next game instead of closing.
Once upon a time, Obsidian's upcoming Skyrim-esque (but definitely not Skyrim) RPG Avowed was set to have multiplayer. You'd have been able to jaunt about Eora with a pal or two before the studio realised that, hang on a sec, that's not a very Obsidian thing to do.
Despite the promise of 's massive universe, the worlds players can explore in the sci-fi RPG are surprisingly sparse, a fault that will hopefully be remedied after the launch of this new mod. Whenever players land upon a planet in, there's a high likelihood that whatever points of interest they discover will be copied and pasted from another location. There's a distinct lack of originality when it comes to the various discoveries users can happen upon, meaning it's fallen to the community to come up with a reason to explore the game's worlds.
Tiny Garden is even more proof that people want cozy games that won't swallow up their entire life.
Despite everything that it does right, is still missing some essential features that should have been included at launch but fortunately for everyone, Blizzard has confirmed that they're on the way. When it comes to navigating the dark and dreary world of, moving around the map to hunt down certain quests can become a tedious activity, not to mention especially confusing for some people. Accessibility is an important aspect of modern game design but even without that concern, navigating shouldn't be a challenge if it's not the core of the game experience.
Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree raises the bar for «fashion souls» players who chase the RPG's ultimate endgame: finding the cleanest fit possible. And by «raises the bar» I mean it establishes the concept—at least lore-wise—that you can just strap a demigod to you like you're giving them a piggyback ride. The ultimate drip. Sadly, it isn't possible to equip a demigod backpack in the game normally, so ApolloHoo has released a mod to fix that.
Elden Ring is the sort of game you could easily spend 100 hours in without seeing everything, but you'd expect that after 800, you'd have beaten the Soulslike at least a few times. That's not the case for one player, though, who's shared their enormous 807-hour playtime on Reddit with the proclamation that they've "done absolutely nothing" for the whole duration.