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seems to raise more questions regarding the game's overall lore than it answers. Many Tarnished went into the Land of Shadow believing that it would clear up some plotlines from the base game that had loose ends, but that wasn't the case. From the initial reveal of the image of a shrouded tree to Messmer and how he fits into the birth order of Queen Marika's children, makes already confusing lore even less clear.
Handheld gaming has come a long way over the years, from the original 1978 Merlin, to the popularity of Nintendo's Game Boy, and now, to the stage where players can take their PC libraries — including major AAA titles like or — on the go with the likes of the ROG Ally or the Steam Deck. Compared to the Windows-based handhelds on the market, Valve's offering — which runs on the Linux-based SteamOS — proved to be popular due to its lower price point, and an OLED offering was released in November last year that resolved several issues players had about the original LCD models, with an improved screen, battery, and the option for a larger amount of internal storage.
TheZenless Zone Zero 1.1 livestream codes are here, dropping alongside the new version special program showing us what to expect in the first big update to miHoYo's latest action gacha. In case you're unfamiliar—or new to miHoYo games—each new version gets a livestream to show off what's coming in terms of new characters and events, but it also includes limited-time codes you can redeem for Polychrome as an incentive to watch.
Publisher THQ Nordic and developer Gunfire Games have announced that they are officially working on a new Darksiders game. The last Darksiders game was released in 2019 and received generally positive reviews. This coincides with the THQ Nordic Showcase that happened today, which provided updates to some of their other games, such as a Gothic Remake and Titan Quest II.
is known for being one of the most wholesome, delightful games on the market but the community has recently been more interested in the game's creepier side. While it's common knowledge that certain villagers are more desirable than others, it's certainly unusual to remove a villager simply because they give off an eerie aura. Having said that, the adorable characters that call home do have some outliers in their ranks and players may have finally figured out who's the scariest of them all.
The last time we heard about Ark 2, the sequel to the popular dinosaur survival RPG, it was scheduled to come out by the end of this year in early access. Although it's been over a year since that news came out, when Microsoft put it on its list of playable demos at Gamescom, it seemed like we'd finally get an update on the Vin Diesel-starring sequel. And then it got removed.
The extensive new mod,, is an impressive achievement, but not every quest in it feels fully finished. One side quest in particular is so frustratingly simplistic that it's hard not to feel cheated by its outcome. That isn’t to say the mod isn’t worth playing. There was clearly a lot of love and effort put into it, especially regarding 's adaptation of British culture, and it really is a major accomplishment for a fan-made project. Still, moments like this can’t help but remind players that they aren’t playing a full new game.
is celebrating it's 50th anniversary this year with three new core rulebooks, the, the, and 2025. Each of the new core rulebooks has been completely revamped with completely new elements added including new subclasses, monsters, and spells. The Dungeon Master's Guide has also been rewritten to make it easier for newcomers to jump behind the DM screen. The Player's Handbook includes new species, subclasses, and completely revamped spells and subclasses.