Nioh 3 builds on the previous games with an exciting new addition: a completely new combat style. Players can still fight using the traditional sword-based combat they’re familiar with, now called ‘Samurai’ style. But Nioh 3 also introduces ‘Ninja’ style, which focuses on stealth, quick movements, and using various tools.
In October 2024, Insider Gaming reported that the delay of Assassin’s Creed Shadows had impacted other Assassin’s Creed games currently in development, supposedly pushing the release of a Black Flag remake from November 2025. While Ubisoft hasn’t officially confirmed the existence of an Assassin’s Creed Black Flag remake, rumors and leaks about it have been circulating for over two years.
Players enjoy different aspects of the game – some love player-versus-player combat, while others prefer working together. However, having a team generally makes the game safer and simpler. It’s often difficult to find people willing to cooperate, and common mistakes in player behavior can ruin any chance of successful teamwork before it even begins.
Like its predecessors, Nioh 3 emphasizes fast-paced action similar to games like Ninja Gaiden and Onimusha, rather than being a typical Soulslike game, though it’s still very challenging. What really makes Nioh 3 stand out is its two distinct playstyles: a traditional Samurai style, complete with the returning Ki Pulse mechanic, and a quicker, more agile Ninja style with unique features. Recently, Game Rant spent three hours playing Nioh 3 at Koei Tecmo’s offices, experiencing a portion of the Bakumatsu era and even battling Takeda Shingen at the Tokyo Game Show – a fight that left us wanting a rematch!
Good news for Hytale fans! After Riot Games cancelled the game earlier this year, the original creators at Hypixel Studios have bought back the rights and are resuming development. They’re planning to release an early access version soon and will announce the exact date next week.
Despite several recent breaks in the One Piece manga, the story is now progressing quickly with each new chapter. The author, Oda, has been detailing the God Valley Incident over the past few chapters, and it’s now coming to a climax in One Piece Chapter 1166.
Riot Games canceled Hytale, but the game’s original creators have now bought it back. The purchase happened earlier this month, and players likely won’t have to wait long before they can start playing.
Embark Studios is consistently updating ARC Raiders, adjusting weapons and items to create the best possible gameplay experience. These updates, which include bug fixes and balance changes, are essential for online games, especially those with player-versus-player combat. In the recent 1.3.0 patch, the developers focused on a couple of weapons that were proving too powerful. The Venator, which had become a popular choice, now fires slower and is slightly heavier. The Hullcracker was also adjusted, with its explosive damage reduced after being particularly effective against larger enemies. While some players are unhappy with the changes to the Venator and Hullcracker, others are requesting that Embark Studios look at improving a weapon that isn’t performing well.
After Cruella De Vil gives up the Crystal Key in DDV’s Glamour Gulch, the Crystal Cavern: Glamour Gulch quest begins, allowing you to go to the Wishblossom Heart. Talk to Tinker Bell, and she’ll use the key to open a path to a new cavern. Throughout the challenges ahead, players will need to use both the Wishblossom Horse and Maximus.
Okay, so I was looking for Wolf Maiden, and I finally found her! She’s way down on the map, at the southeastern corner of the Kaifeng region, just past that big Granary of Plenty area. You’ll see her boss arena marked with a red mask icon, right near the eastern side of Desperation Ridge. Oh, and there’s a Boundary Stone nearby – definitely hit that first, you’re going to need it to help with the fight!