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There are plenty of exciting Raid Bosses to take on in throughout September 2024, including the long-overdue return of a Legendary creature from the Galar region, Zacian, which makes its Shiny debut. There's also a new type of Raid Battle to discover this month, with Dynamax Pokémon appearing in the game for the very first time.
The most-requested feature might actually be a huge mistake. Since launch, many players have complained that isn't quite as fully-featured as they had hoped based on its trailers. While updates have taken steps towards fixing that, like by adding more detailed maps and planet rovers to , there's one major feature that's still missing, and doesn't look likely to be coming anytime soon.
Whenlong-awaited DLC,, finally dropped, it was not met with the reception FromSoftware and even fans were perhaps expecting. Instead of critical acclaim like the base game, the DLC was harshly criticized for being too difficult and, in some cases, unbeatable. Critics lamented that the boss fights were too challenging, with unpredictable attacks that required a ridiculous level of timing to beat.
has no shortage of challenging boss fights, but they're definitely not all equal in difficulty. Although none of the Yaoguai Kings found throughout the game are pushovers, there's a huge difference between the ones that only require a decent performance on the Destined One's part and the ones that unleash intense attack chains that quickly punish minor missteps. When it feels like the Destined One is facing a wall, however, that's sometimes a sign that there's an easier way around things than just chugging medicines and having at it.
As we head toward the holiday season, the cadence of video game releases will only ramp up. August was already a strong month with games like Black Myth: Wukong and Star Wars Outlaws, and September doesn’t look like it will be a slouch either. There are a couple of big AAA games you can expect to be released this month, but September is actually a great month for niche games that appeal to gamers who are a fan of certain genres.
Love crossword puzzles but don’t have all day to sit and solve a full-sized puzzle in your daily newspaper? That’s what The Mini is for!
A Palworld developer says that speaking to indie devs has made him want to do more to help smaller teams, since his own game was "in the same position" until its breakout success.
Starting in Version 5.0, getting Sanctifying Elixir in is a vital part of the process of optimizing builds for characters. This is because the new item is used specifically to craft Artifact pieces to your own liking, even going so far as to allow you to choose a piece’s main stat and up to two sub-stats. This means that the days of Artifact grinding – or at least at the intensity it has been known for since launch – are over. Essentially, you can craft the trickiest pieces to drop by consuming this Artifact-crafting item.