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I finally got my hands on *Borderlands 4*! It came out on September 12th for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC, and thankfully, it’s coming to the Nintendo Switch 2 in October too. So far, critics seem to really like it – it’s sitting around 85 on OpenCritic, which is awesome. But honestly, the fan reaction has been a little mixed. A lot of us are finding the gunplay feels a bit off sometimes, and I really miss having a mini-map by default – it’s just not the same without it!

Even now, with almost 30,000 people playing on Steam, *The Sims 4* has a very lively community thanks to its fun gameplay and regular updates. A free update in August added new ways to customize characters, choose which expansion packs to use in a new game, and improved the game’s performance. Now, the team behind *The Sims 4* has revealed what’s coming next, and players who’ve been waiting for important issues to be fixed should be happy to hear the news.

The recent announcement of the 1.7 update for *Stardew Valley* was overshadowed by a surprising discovery in the new game *Hollow Knight: Silksong*. Players noticed that Eric Barone, the creator of *Stardew Valley*, is credited in *Silksong*. This is exciting news for fans of indie games, as both *Hollow Knight* and *Stardew Valley* are hugely popular and well-loved. With version 1.7 of *Stardew Valley* in development, some believe a reciprocal collaboration could be in the works.

So far, *Boruto: Two Blue Vortex* has been amazing, delivering some truly epic fights. The story has introduced several powerful villains, and the most significant one is Jura, who is the strongest of the Shinju.

When you descend to the Underworks, the elevator malfunctions, and you can’t use Wall Climb to return to the surface. If you have quests you haven’t finished in Act 1, you might be wondering if you can go back, and how. Here’s how it works.

The recent *Final Fantasy* collaboration noticeably changed how people play the game, and opinions on it are quite divided. The upcoming *Marvel’s Spider-Man* set is already generating a lot of discussion. While these crossover sets can be enjoyable and attract new players, some worry they’re straying too far from what makes *Magic: The Gathering* unique. Interestingly, Wizards of the Coast plans to experiment with releasing future sets like *Spider-Man* exclusively online, which raises an intriguing question about the game’s direction.

The world of co-op gaming is still expanding, with many exciting new games on the way. These upcoming titles promise immersive worlds and engaging teamwork, bringing players closer together. If you love playing games with friends, family, or a partner, there are plenty of impressive experiences to look forward to.