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The latest benchmarks of Intel's Core Ultra 5 245K "Arrow Lake" Desktop CPU have leaked out showcasing a nominal performance increase over the 14600K.
Caravan SandWitch looks nothing like your typical Bethesda or Obsidian RPG, but after learning that it's set in post-apocalyptic open-world that hasn't lost its humour, it's no surprise that it was at least partly inspired by Fallout: New Vegas.
The latest patch is repeating history. version 1.14 was released on September 10, 2024across all platforms. This is the second major update for since the release of its first and only DLC,, and a relatively simple one overall. According to its patch notes, most of its improvements focus on adjusting and rebalancing, especially as regards 's bosses.
Bungie recently landed in hot water, not too long after they announced their plans for Destiny 2's future, and the expansion roadmap that players can expect. However, in their announcement, they also mentioned a new gun that players can use in real life. The gun is the NERF Ace of Spades and features art from Tofu Rabbit, who wasn't previously credited for their design.
One of the most notorious Mobile games of 2014 is officially back in action as rises from the dead with a massive new game that brings more content to the rage-inducing platformer. In the early days of 2014, it was almost impossible to get away from the sheer frustration of as the challenging mobile game spread like wildfire thanks to going viral on social media. While titles like may have sparked controversy and spawned a massive fan base, was arguably the most impactful game of 2014.
A few hours ago, developer Wētā Workshop and publisher Private Division announced that Tales of the Shire will be delayed from its original 2024 release window to early 2025. The news came from a brief message posted on social media:
Campfire Cozy Friends is an interesting new cozy RPG announced yesterday by the namesake independent developer Campfire. The team, composed of just five people, has designed the game around its Sprites toolkit, which they say is an 'All-in-one AI Engine for Games and Entertainment Apps.'
fans may have to wait a few more years for the next game but those desperate to scratch the itch for a compelling social system and turn-based combat should look out for one of October's biggest releases. Atlus and SEGA have spent many years growing the franchise into one of the most beloved JRPG series on the market but the companies are now trying something different. Bringing along several key creators, Atlus aims to breathe new life into the formula by giving fans an entirely new world.