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After six months of hiding in the shadows, Helldivers 2's elusive Game Master Joel has been revealed in a tongue-in-cheek video from Arrowhead.
Old School RuneScape does a lot of things that other games, let alone other MMOs, just plain don't, and one of the most fascinating examples is the way that player input impacts many changes and updates. Virtually all games respond to player feedback, but few games straight-up poll proposed changes via proper voting booths and require a supermajority 70% approval for things to get the green light. But OSRS does, and it has for years, which can lead to amazing moments like the recent division around the decision to finally take the megaphone away from some obnoxiously loud monsters.
Just landing this summer, is a completely unique kind of creature collecting adventure, taking players soaring through the sky on birdback as they discover strange animals across an open world. The new release comes from developer Hollow Ponds, which is led in part by Ricky Haggett and Richard Hogg, in conjunction with indie darling publisher Annapurna Interactive, known for games like and. Available in both single player and co-op, the title offers a fantastical approach to zoology where players can amass a colorful, ever-changing flock.
is a game that features PvP and is heavily inspired by the anime Tokyo Ghoul. In it, you will have to survive the dangerous city and attempt tolevel up and gain new abilities in the process. The game can be quite difficult for lower-level players, so the boosts gained from using codes are very helpful.
For the first time in three years, there's a new route in the fastest The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time speedrunning category, and it comes down to an unlikely savior: the Wii U.
Admit it. You kind of knew this was coming. Late last month, a new DLC pack called the Summer Road Trip bundle offered players a chance to drive the Tesla Cybertruck in games like Fortnite and Rocket League. Now a week later, several Fortnite players have posted videos of a glitch that occurs when they use the Cybertruck during a match.
Arrowhead continues to lean into the Joel thing, with a brave studio member entering the containment unit where the Helldivers 2 game master is kept in order to capture footage of the strange and elusive creature.
There's a new Valve game out there called Deadlock: it's a third-person shooter with heroes, abilities, and what looks like a Dota 2-style map. A lot of people are playing it every day, but Valve hasn't acknowledged that such a game exists. And now we're noticing that Deadlock even has a public subreddit.