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In Crimson Desert's latest update, you can pick up baby wyverns as pets, throw your fish in a pond, and shut those pesky outlaws up
Another day, another Crimson Desert patch. The devs behind the everything but the kitchen sink RPG, Pearl Abyss, seem deadset on somehow eventually including the sink too, as while this update is a small one, it continues to add yet more features, things to discover, a pet to own, and a good bit more besides. The top billing item for this particular patch is the new pet, which just so happens to be a baby wyvern. Truthfully, those things look just a little bit nasty, in the way that all lizard and lizard adjacent creatures tend to, but…
Path of Exile 2 is about to get more generous, but it almost went the opposite way: "This is going to sound ultra dumb"
Divine Orbs are almost synonymous with Path of Exile 2 and its predecessor. They’re a fundamental part of the trading and crafting economy, to the point where they’re frequently used as a pillar by which many of its items and other currencies are measured. In the new PoE 2 0.5 update, Return of the Ancients, the drop rate for them is going up. According to developer GGG, there’s a very simple and slightly silly reason for this – although, in a moment of mischievousness, the team almost considered going dramatically in the opposite direction. As part of a recent Path…
Maverick Games, the studio founded by core members of the Forza Horizon team, will reveal its debut game on the same day as PlayStation’s next State of Play.Since the weekend, the UK-based studio has been teasing a reveal. Notably, it has posted a countdown on YouTube which is ticking down to Tuesday, June 2, at 6am ET / 11am BST. A State of Play is due to take place later the same day.Maverick Games was founded in 2022 by Mike Brown, who was previously a designer and creative director on Playground’s Forza Horizon games. The studio’s debut title, an open-world…
007 First Light review: "Bond's greatest game to date, this is a well-oiled spy thriller machine"
Why you can trust GamesRadar+ Our experts review games, movies and tech over countless hours, so you can choose the best for you. Find out more about our reviews policy. 007 First Light is undoubtedly the most ambitious video game in IO Interactive’s history. It’s far wider in cinematic scale than the Hitman series, and more foundationaly solid than other studio side-quests like Kane & Lynch and Mini Ninjas. If you’re willing to disconnect GoldenEye 007 from 30 years of nostalgia, there’s a compelling argument to be made for First Light being the best of the James Bond games –…
The Sunday Papers is our weekly roundup of great writing about (mostly) videogames from across the web. Sundays are for setting up a fan fiction writing group with your fellow RPG dungeon masters. You gather in a nice living room that often reminds visitors of the beloved previous tenants, and you write something. It’s of indeterminate quality, at least until it’s fully formed, mainly because you let it go where it wants as you go, rather than planning out a path ahead of time. It’s a wild horse, and sometimes it bucks you off by, for example, having you roll…
Since Arkham Asylum’s Scarecrow section freaked me out as a nine-year-old, the Batman Arkham games have been some of my favorite action games. Not only did they redefine what a superhero videogame experience should be, but they’re well-written stories that respect fans and newcomers alike. Sadly, it’s been almost 11 years since we last saw the Caped Crusader in the Arkhamverse (looks slyly at Suicide Squad). But let me tell you, Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight is an Arkham game without the name. From the cramped corridors of 2009’s Arkham Asylum to the tank-heavy chaos of Batman: Arkham…
Another major GTA Online RP server struck down "at Take-Two's request" as Rockstar parent prepares for GTA 6 multiplayer
As we continue to get closer to GTA 6, Rockstar and Take-Two have taken another step in reducing how many multiplayer servers players have access to. Another’s been taken down by the company, with the sunsetting process already underway.The devs behind Rage:MP, a platform offering one of the bigger multiplayer options for GTA 5, have announced that Rockstar’s parent served them a cease and desist. “Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive have made it clear that FiveM is the only authorized platform for GTAV multiplayer modding, as defined in their Platform License Agreement (PLA),” the statement reads.”In accordance with that policy,…
Your first look at Unreal Engine 6 comes courtesy of a much shinier looking Rocket League teaser
Epic Games have made no secret of the next release of Unreal Engine; they first shared some details about the follow-up back in 2024, namely that it’s being built around the idea of “interoperable content” that can be switched between any game that uses the engine. Now, Unreal Engine 6 has been somewhat formally revealed through the lens of a “new era” of Rocket League during the game’s Paris Majors semi-finals. Read moreSports,Mac,Multiplayer Competitive,Racing,PS5,Multiplayer Cooperative,Rocket League,Indie,PS4,PC,Xbox One,Xbox Series X/S,Psyonix Studios,Third person,Nintendo Switch,Single Player#Unreal #Engine #courtesy #shinier #Rocket #League #teaser1779864601
"I'm very rusty:" Counter-Strike creator 'Gooseman' doesn't play CS2 much these days, but he did check out Cache
As one of the creators of the original Counter-Strike, Minh Le – known best online as ‘Gooseman’ – naturally still keeps his eyes on the game he helped to foster from a Half-Life mod into the all-conquering beast that has now become what CS2 is today. Valve’s multiplayer game remains largely untouchable at the top of the Steam charts, with only rare, major launches pushing it briefly off its throne. However, in a new interview, Le reveals that he’s not often part of those numbers, although he did recently hop on to celebrate the return of Cache. “Honestly, I don’t…
Sebastian Stan teases he will "many roles" in The Batman 2, and DC fans think he might not be playing Two-Face after all
Sebastian Stan has teased his upcoming role in The Batman 2, and it has DC fans wondering if he’s actually playing another character in the film.Speaking to Deadline about the DC movie, Stan said he’ll play “many roles in this one,” and also indicated that he’ll be filming in London over summer.”I’m excited, I’m nervous and trying to keep surprising myself,” he added, which Deadline says is “of taking on Two-Face and working with the hair and makeup teams who have devised how his disfigurement will look.”Latest Videos From You may like On Twitter, though, DC fans aren’t convinced that…