Action RPG

Players eagerly anticipate the comeback of the legendary Bazelgeuse, and many other monsters have been brought up in conversations.

Right, about those various updates. Firstly, there’s a number of community requested features that have been added in and/ or tweaked, like your player character getting an additional talent point at levels 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30. Any of you with save files past any of those levels will find that they have those additional points now. Those of you on PC playing with a mouse and keyboard have the option to toggle between walking and running now too.

But what Skyrim’s success means for The Elder Scrolls 6’s game design is a little more complicated. There are no doubt small sects of the Elder Scrolls fanbase that would love nothing more than a graphically updated Skyrim with a few additional bells and whistles, but the general consensus among the broader gaming populace is that TES 6 could benefit from more significant and meaningful mechanical, as well as narrative, innovations. This advice might be especially poignant in the wake of Starfield, which has received criticism for being too similar to Bethesda’s previous RPGs, not doing enough to evolve and experiment. Thus, while The Elder Scrolls 6 may not need to reinvent the wheel, Bethesda would be wise to shake up its formula, and combat design is as good a place to start as any.

Unfortunately, some groups simply cannot get along. Such is the case between the people of Tachov and Zhelejov. Due to disagreements over the ownership of a certain pasture, the two communities simply despise one another. Throughout the years, they’ve been wreaking havoc on one another and when you come along, they invite you to join the fray.

It’s unfortunate that Wilds isn’t getting as much recognition as Monster Hunter: World, which revolutionized the series by managing to balance its trademark complexity with accessibility. Anyone who has been playing for a while can’t avoid making comparisons, and I felt that Wilds’ endgame didn’t match up to World’s, even at launch. I had hoped that over time, with post-launch updates, Wilds would catch up, but now, after a recent tweet from the official Monster Hunter account, I’m unsure about its future.

Bazelgeuse’s grand entrance is undeniably one of the most memorable monster introductions ever, leaving a noticeable void in Monster Hunter Wilds.

In simpler terms, having robust built-in support for customizable controls in modern PC games eliminates odd conflicts and ensures a smooth gaming experience, as opposed to relying on third-party solutions like Steam Input.

For about a year now, the company has been navigating a perplexing balance between different gaming platforms. If you’re a PS5 user, you might find enjoyment in playing certain Xbox titles such as Hi-Fi Rush, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, and Forza Horizon 5. However, other popular Xbox games like Halo Infinite and Starfield are being kept exclusive to their platform, with no apparent logic determining which games belong where in these categories.

As a devoted fan, I’ve come to appreciate the diverse array of skills at my disposal in Monster Hunter Wilds, each with its unique functions and potential depth. Skills like Coalescence amplify my elemental damage, while others, such as Mushroomancer, offer an unexpected boost to my health that can be tailored for support-oriented builds. A skill that has caught the attention of many high-damage focused hunters is Antivirus, a versatile asset that has proven its worth across various builds in the game. This skill can be acquired in Decoration form through Sane Decorations. If you’re curious about everything related to Sane Decorations – what they are and how to obtain them – this guide below has got you covered.

For quite some time now, it’s been clear that the upcoming patch for KCD2 will be extensive. From the get-go, Warhorse Studios hinted at a significant upgrade in store for players. Later, they clarified that the list of modifications, geared towards Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, stretches across 34 pages. For those who might still harbor doubts about the developers’ intentions, official announcements on both the game’s website and Steam should lay those concerns to rest.