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Deus Ex's Randomizer Mod has always been more than just a randomizer: its QoL features, mod compatibility, and customization options make it a one-stop shop for keeping Ion Storm's classic fresh. The Randomizer's 3.0 update, released just ahead of Deus Ex's 24th birthday, has even more features that will appeal to anyone, not just challenge runners.
It might be surprising to those on the outside looking in to 's world of Teyvat, but HoYoverse's massively successful action-RPG is in dire need of some fixes. I've been playing the game since launch and have almost never missed a content update until last year, when I began to fall off for weeks at a time because of burnout and having a life outside of grinding gacha games. While it's still one of the most enjoyable experiences I've ever had in gaming period — let alone with live service games, which have burned me before — that doesn't mean it's infallible, and would do well to update some of its most archaic designs.
We've been expecting Palworld's first major update, Sakurajima, for some time now. At the beginning of the month, Pocketpair released a short trailer for it, which was part of the early access roadmap that it uncovered at the start of this year.
New banner leaks have emerged and hint at the introduction of a mechanic that will repeat a terrible mistake. The games developed by HoYoverse share a lot of similarities in the sense that both are gachas with obtainable characters whose progression and upgrades rely on farming. Despite the differences in the narrative and gameplay style, the games have shared mechanics and there is a lot of overlap when it comes to updates. A new 4.8 UI leak is heavily inspired by a feature that has long been present in, for instance.
Dragon's Dogma 2 is currently on sale for PC, and for those who want to try out the game first, Capcom is offering a free Dragon's Dogma 2 trial.
We already knew that Tom Clancy's XDefiant had started off strong, with Tom Henderson reporting that it was Ubisoft's fastest game to reach 1 million players. Yesterday, Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot confirmed to the Ubisoft blog that XDefiant registered around 11 million players since its launch five weeks ago.
Three months after officially announcing the 3.1 update to its FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) technology suite, five games from Sony have all been patched to the new system. Ghost of Tsushima, Horizon Forbidden West, Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart, and the two Spider-Man games now sport an improved shader-based upscaler and decoupled frame generation so that more PC gamers can enjoy the same boost in performance, but with better-looking results than before.
One of the big-bill selling points of Final Fantasy 14: Dawntrail—which just released in early access this morning—was its 7.0 graphics overhaul. As fellow PC Gamer writer Mollie Taylor noted back during the media tour those «small subtle tweaks across the board» really have pulled together to create something magnificent.