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Luke Smith and Mark Noseworthy, two Bungie veterans known for their work on the Destiny series, are reportedly no longer working at the company, following the cancellation of the Payback project.
While a new for is in the works, a statement from developer Jeremy Crawford has explained why one popular class from 5e won't be making its way into the newest edition. While the fifth edition of has seen several new subclasses, rulings, and settings added to it over the course of its lifetime, the 2024is starting out with a relatively smaller selection — and while developers have promised that the changes will still be compatible with 5e, some choices may still prove to be unpopular.
Many of the world's most popular online multiplayer dungeon-exploring RPGs often require hundreds of hours of grinding to access the most fun parts of the game, but developer Chief Rebel is getting ready to deliver their first big game,, which looks to streamline the MMO RPG endgame experience. After some hands-on time playing the game with the developers, p has the potential to make games like feel slow and outdated.
BioWare has confirmed that it will reveal the release date (and a roadmap) of Dragon Age: The Veilguard at some point in August. A likely option is Gamescom Opening Night Live, hosted by Geoff Keighley and due to go live on Tuesday, August 20 at 8 PM CET on all major streaming platforms, for an expected two-hour duration. It would certainly be an interesting choice, given that the game itself is not currently planned to be shown at all at the German convention, press included.
The community is known for pulling off some incredible cosplays but two diehard fans may have just taken the prize for most realistic thanks to their Judy and Evelyn outfits. Two characters V will meet relatively early in the game's story, both Night City veterans play a key role in players meeting the digital preservation of Johnny Silverhand. While they may not sport the severe augmentations seen in someone like Adam Smasher, the amount of effort that goes into crafting the intricate outfits requires plenty of skill.
With a momentary lull in what's been a bustling year of happenings in the gaming industry, we wanted to take a moment to mention some changes to the PC Gamer team that we're excited about.
The creator behind an iconic puzzle-platform game called Braid says the anniversary remaster "sold like dog shit compared to what we need to make for the company to survive."
CRPG veteran Brian Fargo, who helped develop the original Fallout games and bring the Wasteland series to life, has reflected on awards for selling "50 or 100,000" units decades ago, commenting how such sales nowadays would spell the "end of your career."