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World of Warcraft and League of Legends MMO veteran Greg 'Ghostcrawler' Street says that it's a "mistake" to let players power level their way to the level cap.
The Astro Bot credits curiously include mentions of multiple games that don't make a cameo appearance in PlayStation's new platformer.
MMOs and private servers go together like peanut butter and legally questionable jelly, and few MMOs can match RuneScape, now the resurrected and retrofitted Old School RuneScape, for the sheer volume and variety of unofficial fan-made variants. These "private servers" usually boiled down to a much faster way to obtain rare items and high levels compared to the actual game, but they came in all shapes and sizes, from imbalanced PvP badlands that had worse economies than the 1930s, to serious role-playing and quest hubs that were legitimately thoughtfully designed.
Last month I traveled to Washington, DC for what can only be described as the most impressive and extravagant event built around a single game release I've ever seen. I've participated in many gaming preview style events that involved travel in my fifteen years covering the industry, even some built specifically around the franchise, but was something else.
The teaser for the next season of Blood Bowl 3 contains good news—the next teams joining the game are two of its worst.
Here's a surprise. Three years after its release, Owlcat CRPG Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous just got a new DLC for free, and it's a crossover with an indie action RPG that has a much smaller footprint.
A year after 's original launch, Bethesda Game Studios is gearing up for the game's first major expansion, on September 30, 2024. The new DLC will lean into a horror aesthetic as players venture to the previously unseen planet of Va'ruun'kai, home to the Great Serpent-worshipping House Va'ruun after some experiments have left it in a state of disarray.
Cid Highwind joins the party as a guest character, ferrying Cloud Strife and the gang across Gaia in his Tiny Bronco. For fans of the original, it was surprising to see the last obtainable party member performing as a glorified taxi service, but his inclusion in the game was welcomed nonetheless. As ends, Cloud and the group prepare to depart in a fixed Tiny Bronco to their next destination. With Cid still helming the transport, he is almost certainly going to be a playable character in .