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Many fans are happily surprised by Borderlands Mobile, especially considering Borderlands 4 quickly lost most of its players after release. Despite regular updates and new content, Borderlands 4 couldn’t hold players’ attention. Borderlands Mobile delivers the same exciting, chaotic gameplay – shooting enemies and completing missions – but on mobile devices with shorter play sessions, different game modes, and a battle pass. Being free-to-play also makes it appealing, particularly after the criticism surrounding the price of Borderlands 4.

A mod called “Infinity Durability For All Items,” available on NexusMods.com thanks to PLMOST, eliminates item durability in the game. This means you can use your best weapons and Abyss Gear without the fear of them breaking. Here’s how to install it.

The development of the latest game from the Sony-owned studio was difficult. Initial player feedback was very negative, leading Bungie to postpone the game, titled Marathon, for over five months to improve it. The studio also faced a controversy involving AI-generated art and reports of low employee morale. Despite these challenges, Marathon was eventually released to generally positive reviews, but not without significant effort and cost.

Watching the latest arc of One Piece, I’ve been really struck by Saint Nerona Imu. He’s quickly become one of the most interesting and well-developed final villains I’ve seen in anime, and it’s clear he’s a cut above most. While there are a few truly captivating final antagonists out there, Imu really stands out as being particularly well-crafted and compelling as the story moves forward in the Final Saga.

Despite some player frustrations, Crimson Desert has already sold over 4 million copies globally in less than two weeks. Pearl Abyss is actively addressing these concerns with regular updates, improving gameplay and adding new content. They’ve been refining the controls, introducing new mounts, and making other quality-of-life improvements, and their latest announcements suggest they have no plans to stop improving the game anytime soon.

PlayStation Plus Extra has consistently delivered strong games each month, starting with a great lineup in January featuring both Resident Evil Village and Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth. Adding Resident Evil Requiem shortly after built excitement for the series and attracted horror fans. February brought the highly-rated PlayStation 5 exclusive Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, giving superhero fans a fantastic game to play. March continued this trend with popular titles like Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 for co-op players, and Persona 5 Royal, which appealed to JRPG enthusiasts.

Cooperative games have become increasingly popular lately, with many developers focusing on creating experiences built around teamwork. If you loved It Takes Two and have finished everything from Hazelight Studios, here are a few recent games you might enjoy.