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Honestly, as a fan, the Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2‘s Mysteria Ecclesiae DLC is already shaping up to be a huge story addition. But it needs to deliver on the gameplay front too – it *should* really bring a lot more to the table. If this is truly going to be the end of Henry’s story, it needs to go out with a bang, not just fade away. It really needs to leave a lasting impression on the Kingdom Come: Deliverance series, especially if they’re planning a major new game afterward.

Fans noticed last month that descriptions for the physical edition of Oblivion Remastered had changed. They now state the game is just a code inside a box, not a traditional disc – a situation many gaming communities are facing as physical copies become less common. Talk about the game not actually being physical has started up again recently.

This is a small update focused on bug fixes. Gamers will receive it as the Monster Hunter Wilds hotfix update 1.030.020, and the download size will be relatively small on all platforms.

Before the main battle begins, here’s a short checklist of things we suggest you have ready beforehand:

The poster, visible below, features a long-haired, somewhat unkempt Elordi wearing a fur coat. A closer look reveals the monster’s face is disturbingly constructed – either from stitched-together pieces of skin taken from different bodies, or completely decayed. Both options are equally unsettling! We can also see his hand has no skin, exposing the tendons underneath. Given that Guillermo del Toro doesn’t usually stick to conventions, I’m pleased to see a Frankenstein’s monster that moves away from the usual neck bolts and XXXX. You can view the poster below.

In a funny move, Bethesda announced the physical release of The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered by presenting it as an item *within* the Oblivion Remastered game itself, shown on the inventory screen. The company wrote, “When you’ve cleared two goblin caves, an underwater shipwreck, and the entire town of Hackdirt, and you still can’t remember where you picked this item up,” playfully referencing how players often forget item locations.

This new collaboration marks the second time that Final Fantasy 14 and the Monster Hunter series have joined forces. The first was an event in Monster Hunter World during FF14’s Stormblood expansion. This latest crossover between FF14 and Monster Hunter Wilds centers around a quest to defeat Omega Planetes, a challenging superboss well-known from the Final Fantasy series. Players can use abilities inspired by the Dark Knight and Pictomancer jobs from Final Fantasy 14 to help with the fight against Omega Planetes. However, to even attempt this challenging encounter, Monster Hunter Wilds players need to reach Hunter Rank (HR) 41 or higher.

Even though the game series is called “Monster Hunter Stories,” the previous games didn’t have particularly complex storylines. Players play as a Monster Rider who bonds with a Rathalos named Ratha and embarks on an adventure. The focus was more on the Rathalos and its connection to the story than on the main character themselves, who didn’t really have a personality. Both earlier games featured a silent protagonist, so a companion named Navirou filled the role of narrator, commenting on events the main character didn’t react to. This often created a lighthearted tone, making it hard to feel invested in more serious moments due to the emotional contrast.

Let’s be clear: *Legends: Z-A* isn’t a true ‘Souls-like’ game, but the combat is much faster and more complex than previous *Pokémon* battles, demanding quick reactions. It builds on the real-time elements introduced in *Legends: Arceus*, but significantly increases the intensity. While dodging attacks from a new Rogue Mega Evolution Pokémon, I was reminded of the challenging combat in *Elden Ring*. If you’re hoping to prepare for *Legends: Z-A*, you might find games like *Elden Ring* or *Skyrim* more helpful than *Pokémon Scarlet and Violet* or even *Legends: Arceus* itself.

Check out the new Gameplay Trailer for Monster Hunter Outlanders, the latest mobile game in the popular Monster Hunter series, created by TiMi Studio Group. Team up with friends to become skilled hunters, explore a huge world, and discover new abilities as you battle monsters. Monster Hunter Outlanders is launching soon on iOS and Android, … Read more