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In a frankly terrifyingly long explanation of how weapon camo unlocks work in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and the updated Call of Duty Warzone-Zombies-Multiplayer universe, Activision confirmed that the Black Ops 6 camo grind will do away with weapon level requirements, letting players start progression on camo challenges from the get-go.
He was out of town when I visited Firaxis to play Civilization 7 earlier this month, but I did walk past the office from which Civilization creator Sid Meier continues to guide the strategy developer. One example of that guidance, although it came 14 years ago now, was the quick addition of Ghengis Khan as a free Civilization 5 update.
Rebuild Ridu is a new set of challenges given by Officer Mewmew in version 1.1 of . This mascot can be found in New Eridu to promote peace and safety among its citizens. Before the update, there were four sets of challenges split up between different areas of the city. Completing this is a great way to earn some extra currency and upgrade materials. In this guide, you will learn how to unlock the Rebuild Ridu challenges, how to complete them, and what rewards you gain.
On August 29, we held a Campfire Chat that covered our upcoming 2.0 Public Test Realm (PTR), which runs from September 4—September 11 for players with a PC Battle.net account.
The armies of the Burning Hells grow restless, anxious to inflict more wounds upon Sanctuary. Muster the strength to protect your home, wanderer.
STALKER 2 is real, and it's promising. I can confirm as much after having had the chance to try a brief demo of Episode 1 during Gamescom 2024. This sequel has had to go through an untold number of hurdles, starting with the cancellation of the original project (announced in 2010) and the disbandment of Ukrainian developer GSC Game World.
The second Risk of Rain 2 DLC, Seekers of the Storm, is the first major update to come to the legendary roguelike since Borderlands studio Gearbox acquired the IP in November 2022. Everything looked promising: fresh stages, new and returning characters, more items, and a development team that seemed optimistic about the series' comeback after Gearbox canceled a mobile game spinoff which it spun up right after acquiring the series.
Gearbox's acquisition of Risk of Rain in 2022 did not inspire widespread celebration among fans, many of whom worried the studio would find some way to screw it up. And, well, here we are: The Risk of Rain 2 expansion Seekers of the Storm, the first made by Gearbox, is out, and it's a train wreck.