Since its release, Skyrim has been constantly updated and improved with new versions and a huge number of fan-made modifications. One way to experience the game differently is through the virtual reality version, which came out in 2017. This fan cleverly combined their work life with their love for Skyrim.
XP boosts first appeared in Battlefield 4 and have been a source of debate among players ever since. Sometimes, these boosts could only be purchased with real money, which led to complaints that the game favored players who spent extra money. However, even in the often-criticized Battlefield 2042, XP boosts only worked while you were actually playing matches. In Battlefield 6, there are two types of boosts: Career boosts increase your overall level experience, and Hardware boosts help you unlock weapon upgrades faster. For players aiming to maximize their XP gains in Battlefield 6, these boosts are very helpful, but they aren’t quite as effective as they were in earlier games.
With so many excellent video games available, it can be tough to pick just one to invest your time and money in. Luckily, Open Critic is a helpful website that collects reviews and lists some of the best games from the last few decades. Many of the highest-rated games are open-world titles, and here are ten with scores of 90 or higher – a clear sign of their quality and impact.
New research details a robust method for multi-agent systems to maintain accurate positioning even when facing malicious interference to radio signals.
Okay, so this whole thing started when an AI lobbyist, Matt Workman, suggested Steam and other stores stop tagging games that use AI. Epic Games’ CEO, Tim Sweeney, pretty much agreed, saying it doesn’t make sense for Steam to highlight AI use. His point is, so many games already use AI, and that number is only going to grow, so the tag would become pointless. It’s interesting because Epic actually doesn’t require games on their store to be labeled if they use AI, but Steam and Itch.io do.
Even after many years, some beloved game series still have a chance at a comeback. Many franchises haven’t had a new game in over ten years, but fans haven’t forgotten them and there’s always a possibility of a surprise return. Here are a few examples of series that could announce a new installment at any moment, much to the delight of their dedicated fans.
Since its release, ARC Raiders has been incredibly popular, regularly attracting hundreds of thousands of players each day on Steam. The developers have designed a really engaging game that keeps people playing, and one player seems to have gotten completely hooked, as this story shows.
Researchers have demonstrated a novel method to manipulate image generation from text prompts in Stable Diffusion by exploiting vulnerabilities in the model’s text understanding component.
The Assassin’s Creed video game series has been popular since 2007, known for its exciting action and compelling stories set throughout history. Netflix and Ubisoft are collaborating to create a live-action Assassin’s Creed TV series, with several projects potentially in development. Recently, Toby Wallace was cast in a leading role for the main series. Now, details about where and when the show will be set have reportedly surfaced, and it seems to be a location fans have eagerly requested for a long time.
Many of these games require players to use problem-solving skills similar to those of an engineer, carefully managing things like temperature, weight, supplies, and crew requirements before launching into space. It can feel like a real job, and surprisingly, a lot of people find it incredibly enjoyable.