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Strongholds in host End Portals, rare structures that help you reach a realm where the final boss of the game resides. Some of the best world seeds help generate a sandbox that puts you close to an End Portal, with some even having the structure nearly completed. Using a seed to put you near one of these Portals saves a lot of time normally used to find a Stronghold.
One of the best things about the gaming industry is that there is no one way to make a video game. Some come from AAA studios with millions of dollars worth of funding behind them, while others come from indie developers with motivation and a dream. Sometimes,fans get together to make ground-breaking mods that end up taking off, leading to some of the biggest game franchises around, including and .
While exploring the Netherworlds of , players are bound to encounter several frustrating enemies, including Mitama. Unlike most demons scattered throughout the region, Mitama's appear in various forms and have randomized weaknesses, making them even harder to defeat.
Our next Campfire Chat begins on June 21 at 11 a.m. PDT and gives a preview of our Season 5 Public Test Realm. Join associate director of community Adam Fletcher, lead season designer Daniel Tanguay, and lead live class designer Adam Jackson, as they reveal what to expect in the Season 5 PTR.
Elden Ring DLC spoilers are hitting the internet ahead of Shadow of the Erdtree's launch later this week, leading FromSoftware to ask fans to limit sharing spoilers so as not to ruin the experience for others.
As part of our Black Myth: Wukong hands-on preview, I found and beat about seven different bosses in the two-hour demo for the upcoming action RPG. It's good! Very good, even. I can't talk about one of the hidden bosses, but I can absolutely talk about one of the optional ones: the Wandering Wight, a towering, big-headed monk described as glowing like aged copper and roaming the mountains in search of something lost. I tell you what, reader, he's lost a lot more now but at least his search is over.
Demakes of the latest popular 3D games are often designed to emulate how they might look on hardware a few years old, sometimes a couple of decades. Taking Baldur's Gate 3 and getting it to run on something that's over 40 years old, though, is on a whole new level—but that's exactly what one ingenious software engineer has managed to do.
Connections is the latest puzzle game from the New York Times. The game tasks you with categorizing a pool of 16 words into four secret (for now) groups by figuring out how the words relate to each other. The puzzle resets every night at midnight and each new puzzle has a varying degree of difficulty. Just like Wordle, you can keep track of your winning streak and compare your scores with friends.