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The latest update for Helldivers 2 is here, and it ought to shake up the game in a fairly significant way. The big news is that the level cap is increasing from 50 all the way to 150. Meanwhile, Arrowhead Studios have also added a couple of new planetary hazards (blizzards and sandstorms), rebalanced a long list of weapons, tweaked the specifics of how certain missions work, and more.
players have once again been blessed as developer Arrowhead Studio rolls out a patch that includes one of the game's most requested features alongside some other special treats. Upon its launch, the community immediately began to question how long it would take the average user to reach the maximum player level given that Boosters and mission difficulty modes are locked behind personal progression. While the level cap used to be 50, developer Arrowhead Studios has listened to feedback and made this limit significantly larger.
Fortnite's Festival mode receives eight new music tracks on March 14, including Darude's Sandstorm, DMX's X Gon' Give It To Ya, and other recognizable songs. Fortnite Festival's Season 2 began last month and runs until April 22.
A Helldivers 2 datamine might have hinted at some interesting new content coming to Arrowhead's hit title, including Meteors.
One of the many elements players can create in is: Epic Games’ long-running and incredibly popular battle royale. Video games are among the many things players can make in the viral browser game, alongside popular movies, TV shows, and more. Like other elements, the element can be used to craft even more new elements, many of which reference Epic’s battle royale.
Video clips of a canceled Call of Duty game once being worked on by Tony Hawk's Pro Skater studio Neversoft has surfaced online.
First spotted by CharlieIntel, two videos supposedly from a cancelled Xbox 360-era Call of Duty game called «Future Warfare» or «NX1» internally have been shared on Twitter. Their provenance has seemingly been confirmed by a former senior Neversoft developer who worked on the project.