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is a fantastic game that is defined by its story as much as its mechanics. Even at launch, amid an infamous cascade of technical issues, the story worked as a framework for players to latch on to. However, no story or world is perfect, and there are many things about which do not make much sense.
Earlier this month Hearthstone players were surprised, and some were more than a little upset, to discover that upcoming expansion Perils in Paradise would not have its own custom game board, the background on which a Hearthstone match is played. It quickly led to many doom-and-gloom predictions that this was the beginning of the end for Hearthstone, the start of a degradation of service t hat would lead to its cancellation—like Blizzard's Heroes of the Storm before it.
The Final Fantasy 7 community have been on a long journey to restore cut content, early unused designs, and better localization to the original 1997 JRPG, and they've just taken another big step toward completion.
Castle Crashers, the multi-award-winning 2008 side-scrolling beat 'em up, is getting new DLC for the first time since 2012.
No Rest for the Wicked, the Early Access ARPG from the developers behind Ori and the Blind Forest, just got its first major content update since release, and it's a big one.
Veteran zombie survival game 7 Days to Die has released out of Early Access after more than 11.5 years of availability on Steam. It's from, you know, back when Miley Cyrus' Wrecking Ball was a charting hit and Barack Obama was the US president. The now «finished» game adds new high definition character models, a new system of player armor and clothing, new animal models, a new challenge system to replace tutorials and quests, new models for vehicles, a spate of improvements for randomly generated worlds, over 75 new points of interest to explore, new zombie model variants, tweaks to character progression, a lighting update, and many, many optimizations to game code.
When it was released back in February 2024, it seemed as though no matter where gamers looked, they would always see something to do with . Thanks to its chaotically fun gameplay loop, four-player co-op, and military humor, the title spread like wildfire, earning a ludicrous 458,709 peak player count on Steam despite being a PlayStation Studios title. It seemed like everyone bought in to the military satire and like setting, diving into hordes of enemies with their friends, but months later, the player base has seen a significant fall off.
A striking and potentially confusing trend seen among players is actually rooted in fairly simple motivations. has built a truly kind community over the years, echoing the laid-back atmosphere of the franchise. Nevertheless, every gaming community has its quirks, and so it may come as little surprise that long-time players of have created a trend that can seem strange to newcomers.