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Fields of Mistria is a farming sim, but it's not a Stardew Valley duplicate by any means - and both developers and fans alike are explaining why.
There is at least one Xbox achievement that you will never have, and the reason is simple: It was custom made for Bethesda creative chief Todd Howard, and nobody can have it except him. But after years of secrecy, thanks to a discovery by achievement tracker site TrueAchievements (via GamesRadar), we can now at least see what it is.
The Internet Archive has announced the preservation and release of 53 episodes of The Famous Computer Cafe, a radio show that aired in California from 1983-86 and explored the topic of home computing. The show features industry news, adverts for technology of the time, hardware and software reviews, and interviews with a wide range of computing (and cultural) pioneers.
Part of the appeal of gaming on a PC is getting those sweet, sweet extra frames. There are a lot of ways to gauge your rig's overall performance, but if your main goal is to just keep up with how your FPS is averaging over the course of a play session, you may want to turn on Steam's basic FPS counter. This will let you keep an eye on your FPS in one of the corners of your screen (you get to choose which one!). If that sounds like something you'd like to achieve, look no further — here's how to turn on Steam's FPS counter.
I'm back into guessing territory here, but I can also see Ubisoft making a minor showing today. With both Star Wars Outlaws and Assassin's Creed Shadows really very close at this point, this is another chance for Ubisoft to get a whole heap of eyeballs on two of what promise to be some of the biggest games of the rest of the year. Outlaws is now only days away, and Shadows is stepping up the marketing, so ONL seems a natural beat.
is making plenty of changes to the formula but one of the funniest is related to the iconic Leap of Faith. A staple of the franchise that dates back to the original, the Leap of Faith allows players to make a quick exit out of a bad situation by hurling themselves from a great height to land on something soft below. It's always been an improbable mechanic, one that looks fantastic but in practice would likely result in a severe injury, so it's nice to see playing around with the idea.
As Assassin's Creed Shadows approaches, Ubisoft reveals more of the RPG's protagonists in action - and what the series' legendary "Leap of Faith" looks like for them.
Lost in Madness is an early-level side quest in . It is a bit misleading, as the starting area is around level 7, but the hunt itself takes players into a dangerous level 32 zone. This means you will need to sneak around carefully or enlist the assistance of other players. If you want to make the quest even easier, consider waiting until you are level 30+ to complete it.