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A father and son just proved that you don't need any warcraft to reach World of Warcraft: The War Within's new level cap. Exploration alone can boost your character through the leveling process, but it requires bending the MMO's rules a little bit.
There is a wide consensus that the vibes in are so good that it’s easy to overlook whatever bugs and idiosyncrasies are often present in an open-world title at launch (as of this writing, Ubisoft has already patched the game once). As much as other games have allowed players to explore their favorite fictionalgalaxy, Ubisoft and Massive have arguably made it feel more alive than ever before. Planets new and familiar alike teem with criminals, opportunists, and everyday people getting by under the thumb of the Empire, and the game’s protagonist Kay Vess is just green enough to make players feel as though they’re experiencing it all for the first time.
Today, a new blog post dropped on the PlayStation website, announcing the PlayStation Plus game catalog for September. Compared to previous months, this month seems to be a heavy focus on indie games, with it getting the most recent release of The Plucky Squire, which will be a day-one release for PlayStation Plus. Those who have an active PlayStation Plus Premium or PlayStation Plus Extra will get access to these games and can own them until their subscription runs out.
The latest NVIDIA GeForce Game Ready Driver is primed and ready to be installed. It supports Final Fantasy XVI, Frostpunk 2, and God of War Ragnarok, all of which will launch with day-one support for DLSS3 and NVIDIA Reflex. Additionally, the driver is optimized for EA Sports FC 25, as well as three new Optimal Playable Settings profiles to give players the smoothest experience in their games.
A Helldivers 2 glitch proves that physics mishaps continue to be some of the funniest moments in gaming, and the developers at Arrowhead Game Studios agree. We can mourn our fallen democracy lover in arms together as we witness their untimely death after clipping through an electrical pole in this hilarious video circulating Reddit.
A fan's dad brought the iconic Pip-Boy to reality, and it actually works. The Pip-Boy has been in Interplay, Black Isle, and Bethesda's post-apocalyptic RPGs and shooters since the very first game, and has remained a series staple since then. The fictional wearable computer was lovingly re-created in reality, down to the radio stations and Vault Boy animation.
World of Warcraft: The War Within has enjoyed, overall, a pretty decent response from the playerbase at large. A surprisingly solid story, a premise that screams high fantasy, and some peak quality of life upgrades that've made the game all the more alt-friendly has, by and large, led to a real sense that WoW is back, baby.
is an open-world game in the universe that explores a relatively untouched realm in the lore. Players follow Kay Vess, a scoundrel-type character, and her little pal Nix, as they navigate the complex criminal underbelly during the time between and. Because of the open-world concept, players have a lot of options regarding what they do, or don’t do. Vess must maintain her reputation with different crime syndicates as they send her on various missions. While gaining reputation is most important, Vess also must look out for herself, and this is where the open-world concept is fully effective at creating an immersive and engaging playthrough.