Reddit dataminers, as reported by PC Gamer, have delved into the files of the recent Nightreign update and uncovered what seems to be a future addition to the game: a mode named Deep of Night. This mode appears to function as a ranked system where triumph can enhance a player’s standing, thereby granting access to progressively more difficult Depths.
Reportedly, True Achievements has shared detailed insights about a game named Project Blackbird, which seems to blend aspects reminiscent of Cyberpunk 2077, Destiny, and Warframe. The protagonist would likely have been a human cyborg, customizable in every aspect, known as a Revenant. This game was set on a distant planet called Soteria, with its main city, Exodus, floating high above, governed by an intelligent AI named PAN. Additionally, it was expected to include five distinct alien factions to confront, along with various extraterrestrial species scattered throughout the cosmos.
According to PC Gamer, it’s rumored that this new game mode is titled ‘Deep of Night’. In this mode, you’ll be teamed with other skilled players to battle your way through a new ranking system. Players speculate that this new system could function in a manner similar to the ranking system in Armored Core 6.
In Nightreign, the dragon known as Fissure in the Fog, Caligo, Miasma of Night, has a vulnerability to fire attacks. This creature is also susceptible to strike damage and, given its type, it’s particularly vulnerable to anti-dragon attacks. It would be wise to equip your weapon with some form of fire damage before engaging this dragon. This can be achieved using the Night of the Beast relic.
Burba’s remarks that “The Elder Scrolls Online” is here to stay have instilled optimism among fans about a long-term future for the game, despite recent staff departures from ZeniMax. With the recent launch of the “Seasons of the Worm Cult” update and Burba confirming more content in the pipeline, it appears that the studio will continue its approach of prioritizing players and the game.
In contrast to the joy felt by many as they discard an unnecessary companion, the creators of the Nightreign Seamless cooperative mode have found it necessary to alter their course to prevent their work from becoming superfluous.
Although Monster Hunter Wilds is consistently ranked as one of the top games of 2025 and has been released in a year filled with outstanding titles, its disappointing performance on PC has been an ongoing issue since its launch. Despite Capcom making significant updates to address some fundamental problems, such as excessive CPU usage, recent Steam reviews, which are largely negative, suggest that the game’s PC version is still struggling with performance issues.
If you prefer sticking to the traditional aspects of the game, you’ll find plenty to keep you engaged with its single-player content, including the main storyline and side missions. Yet, for those who enjoy pushing boundaries, the game provides a experimental multiplayer feature that lets you join forces with your friends.
According to recent updates, the Action Role-Playing Game (ARPG) is set to get a lot more content as it progresses through its development stages. But, don’t worry if you’re just starting out, there’s already a full campaign for you to play, albeit with a linear structure. Personally, I found the main storyline engaging and rewarding.
One time, I made a rather regrettable decision in the game Kingdom Come: Deliverance. (Please forgive any inconvenience this might cause.) Instead of focusing on strategy, I systematically cleared an entire battlefield, painstakingly transporting my haul to the nearest town at a snail’s pace. Once there, I used all my Groschen to purchase the most extravagant armor set and Herod’s Sword.