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PCGamesN Saturday, July 15, 2023 1:13 PM
     Terraria devs call forum war truce with awesome new items

As the Terraria 1.4.5 update draws ever closer, its developers at Re-Logic have called a truce - or should I say spruce - in their ongoing forum war, and the peace offering is some new Terraria items that sound super fun and useful. The developers of one of the best sandbox games of all time have called time on their light-hearted online beef, and it looks like the real winner, as always, is the Terraria fanbase.

MORE FROM PCGAMESN: The best Terraria mods, Terraria happiness guide, Terraria bosses guide

PCGamesN Saturday, July 15, 2023 12:19 PM
     This Skyrim mod is a whole new, standalone DLC with unique NPCs

Skyrim is the gift that keeps on giving, over a decade and 60 million copies later, the Bethesda RPG game has so many incredible Skyrim mods that it can be difficult to find ones that stand out. With the Elder Scrolls 6 release date still a ways off, I'm always fascinated by the mods that add entirely new locales, NPCs, and quests to the game, sort of like mini DLCs, and this new Skyrim mod is exactly that.

MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best Skyrim mods, Elder Scrolls 6 release date, Games like Skyrim

PCGamesN Saturday, July 15, 2023 11:29 AM
     Steam's hottest free battle royale adds a new weapon and mystery balls

Naraka Bladepoint is the hottest ticket in free-to-play battle royale games right now. While it might still be yet to reach quite the heights of PUBG Battlegrounds and Apex Legends on Steam, Naraka Bladepoint has comfortably eclipsed its previous player count peak after becoming a free game, and developer 24 Entertainment is already making moves with a big Naraka Bladepoint update.

MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best fantasy games, Best battle royale games, Free PC games

PCGamesN Saturday, July 15, 2023 10:42 AM
     Cut Halo content turned into brand new open-world level

The original Halo now has a playable campaign level that brings cut content from the FPS game's RTS and third-person concept days to the forefront of the experience, after a group of modders started showing off work they've been doing with 343 Industries to restore over two decades of lost content to Halo: The Master Chief Collection.

MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary review, Halo 3 review, Best FPS games

Rock Paper Shotgun Latest Articles Feed Saturday, July 15, 2023 5:33 PM
    

In a talk at this week's Develop:Brighton conference, tinyBuild CEO Alex Nichiporchik gave examples of how large language models such as ChatGPT could be used by video game studios to identify "potential problematic players on the team." The suggestions included feeding employees' text chats and video call transcripts into a system to detect certain words which could indicate burnout and "time vampires."

After receiving criticism online, Niciporchik tweeted to say that parts of his presentation had been taken out of context and that the examples were "hypothetical."

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Rock Paper Shotgun Latest Articles Feed Saturday, July 15, 2023 4:21 PM
    

Payday 3 looked pretty similar to its predecessors when shown during last month's Xbox Games Showcase. Almir Listo, global brand director at developers Starbreeze, confirmed one way the heist 'em up sequel would differ during a recent livestream: it's 'always online' and so will require an internet connection even when you're playing solo.

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Siliconera Saturday, July 15, 2023 3:00 PM
    

first nintendo console handheld

There are always rumors and talk about what's next for Nintendo. Lots of details coming up suggest a new console could show up in the next few years. Not to mention we're celebrating the Famicom's 40th anniversary today. So let's talk about which Nintendo console or handheld got each of us into the game.

My first Nintendo console was the original Game Boy my Mom played in hospital while pregnant with me. Spent a lot of time playing Super Mario Land, Space Invaders and Super Hunchback. We didn't get round to playing Pokemon until the Game Boy Color came around, but when we did it pretty much guaranteed us playing Nintendo handhelds for the next 10 years. — Elliot

That's a complicated question! As, I imagine, it is to anyone with older siblings. The first one I played was my brother's NES. I remember being way better at TMNT than I am now, somehow, and playing a lot of Jeopardy! with my mom and brother and... not being way better, because I was like two and that's not the best age bracket for trivia.

The first one I possessed was the Game Boy, which again was definitely my brother's, but he left the table at Shoney's after he opened his birthday gift and I was still there in a booster seat and I'm not sure he ever touched it again.

So the first one that was mine in a somewhat more legitimate respect? That'd be my Nintendo 64. I got it with Mario Kart 64, and that was a fine enough game, but it wasn't too long until I went back and kept playing Super Mario Kart instead.

What can I say? Little me had good taste. — Graham

I remember when I got my first Nintendo console, because I wasn't alone. When I was a kid, my best friend at the time and I were in the same class, same school, and had parents who were friends. Sears Outlet had gotten some Game Boys in after launch, and they decided to take us both to each go get one on the same day. So it was a whole fun outing and big deal, during which we each got a system, Tetris and Super Mario Land. I still have the system, though its needed screen replacements a few times and the D-pad pulls to the left! — Jenni

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Siliconera Saturday, July 15, 2023 12:00 PM
    

Sonic Origins Plus

A new Sonic game being announced usually means that fans are going to split hairs about it, with people debating whether or not it will be a worthy successor to the series. The only exception to this happens with new classic Sonic entries like Sonic Mania or the upcoming Sonic Superstars. It seems that, for all fans of the blue hedgehog, classic Sonic is where the golden standard is. Sonic Origins aims to please everyone by making four classic side scrolling entries available on modern platforms. Furthermore, with the recent release of the Sonic Origins Plus expansion, Sega is bringing new Sonic legacy titles from the Game Gear, as well as new content to the original games in the collection.

For those who don't know what Sonic Origins offers, the title acts as a compilation that includes Sonic the Hedgehog, Sonic the Hedgehog 2, and Sonic the Hedgehog 3 & Knuckles from the Sega Genesis, as well as Sonic CD from (you guessed it) the Sega CD. This collection also acts as a remaster of sorts, as each title has been reproduced in the Retro Engine (also used in 2017's Sonic Mania) and offers updates and new content for each title. However, the changes included are few and far between, with the most prominent ones being the selection of characters available in each game.

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Tails and Knuckles are now playable characters in Sonic the Hedgehog, while also being available as a new pair in Sonic the Hedgehog 2. Meanwhile, Tails was included in Sonic CD in Sonic Origins, and Knuckles was recently introduced with the new Sonic Origins Plus release (also available as an Expansion Pass for the original game). Other new content added to Sonic Origins Plus includes Amy Rose as a playable character for the first time in the classic series, a vast list of 12 Sonic games previously available only for the Game Gear, and the Classic Music and Premium Fun DLC packs that include new Hard Missions, letterbox backgrounds, bonus character animations in-menu, a music player, and additional re-mastered music tracks other Sonic games.

The new Game Gear games offer a really interesting look at the past of the series, and include adaptations of Sonic the Hedgehog and Sonic the Hedgehog 2, which still surprise due to the clever compromises made to be able to run on the hardware. There are also titles such as two Tails solo adventures and the first Sonic racing games. Some of those included are Japan exclusives that make their way overseas for the first time now. While these titles are a fun addition and the price point of $9.99 for the expansion pass is affordable, I have a problem with these games not being available as standalone releases. For those who want the Game Gear games and already own Sonic Origins, they can opt to get the expansion. But for people that don't own it and want only the Game Gear titles, there is no other alternative. I feel similar about Knuckles in Sonic CD only being available with the DLC. It is such a small addition that it should have been available for all players, not gated behind a paywall.

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Fortunately, the original main Sonic games are still a fantastic way to play thanks to the previously mentioned Retro Engine. While other official re-releases of classic titles used emulation, Retro Engine is smoother and comparable to the Sega Genesis and Sega CD versions. Additionally, being able to play as Tails, Knuckles, and Amy Rose in games where you couldn't before is a nice addition. Just for those two reasons, this collection might be one of the best ways of experiencing these games. The inclusion of a mirror mode and a mission mode is also welcome, and some of these tasks can prove really challenging. The menus in the collection are gorgeous and have a lot of fun references that longtime fans will be able to spot, and the main menu being rendered in full 3D graphics in a very similar style to Sonic Superstars is very charming.

The Anniversary Mode in each game allows players to experience the games with the new content in mind, but the original versions of the games are also included for those that want the original experience. Furthermore, a Story Mode was included to seamlessly play all four games in chronological order, but it only lets you play as Sonic and includes Tails as a partner in Sonic the Hedgehog 2 and Sonic 3 & Knuckles.

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My only gripe with these titles comes from Sonic & Knuckles, where three songs in the game were replaced with versions of prototype songs that were included in the original 1997 Japan-only PC release. This might be because the original three songs were often rumored to be composed by Michael Jackson, and including them would have been complicated due to licensing reasons. The original tracks are way punchier and interesting than these prototypes, but I can imagine most people wouldn't have a problem, especially if they haven't heard the originals before. Thankfully, Composer Jun Senoue remastered these prototype tracks, so they end up sounding considerably cleaner than their first versions did.

The inclusion of coins as a reward from completing content and used to unlock artwork in the gallery mode as a sort of virtual museum is also a fun addition. Special mention goes to the beautiful new animations created by Powerhouse Animation Studios and added as intros and outros for each game. Each one serves as short plot summaries of each game.

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For those looking to get their fix of classic Sonic, Sonic Origins is a great way to do so. However, the content added in Sonic Origins Plus runs a bit thin. While Amy Rose being playable is a fun addition, it doesn't change the games much. It is clear that the 12 Game Gear titles are the focus of the new content. If you're looking to get into the game, the new Sonic Origins Plus release is the best option for doing it, but those that already own the original release might not get as much value out of it unless they really want to get those retro Game Gear games.

Sonic Origins Plus is available for the Nintendo Switch, PS4, PS5, Windows PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X. The Plus Expansion Pack is also available as an add-on for Sonic Origins.

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PC Invasion - FeedDDD Saturday, July 15, 2023 5:29 PM
     Halls Of Torment Sorceress Lightning AttackHalls of Torment sends you through dangerous territory as the hero of your choosing. As the game's title implies, you won't encounter many creatures that wish to make your journey a pleasant one. Thus, you need to unlock ever more powerful heroes to navigate the most dangerous regions. Here is our guide telling you how to unlock the Sorceress in Halls of Torment. Halls of Torment – how to unlock the Sorceress The Sorceress is a late addition to your lineup, so of course you have to work to access her. To unlock the Sorceress, kill 10,000 enemies in the Forgotten Viaduct in a single run. Screenshot by PC Invasion The Forgotten Viaduct is not available immediately. You'll have to conquer Haunted Caverns and Ember Grounds first, which is just as well; you need to purchase permanent hero enhancements aplenty to survive the viaduct's local population. When you finally reach the Forgotten Viaduct, you'll find it crawling with hear...

Gaming Instincts – Next-Generation of Video Game Journalism Saturday, July 15, 2023 4:01 PM
    

A new trailer was also released.

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Gaming Instincts – Next-Generation of Video Game Journalism Saturday, July 15, 2023 3:46 PM
    

According to a recent document submitted as part of the court case between the FTC and Microsoft

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Gaming Instincts – Next-Generation of Video Game Journalism Saturday, July 15, 2023 3:29 PM
    

The patch adds quality of life updates and bug fixes

The post Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty Patch Adjusts Loot Rarity appeared first on Gaming Instincts - Next-Generation of Video Game Journalism.

Jul 15, 12:00


PCGamesN Saturday, July 15, 2023 11:29 AM
     Steam's hottest free battle royale adds a new weapon and mystery balls

Naraka Bladepoint is the hottest ticket in free-to-play battle royale games right now. While it might still be yet to reach quite the heights of PUBG Battlegrounds and Apex Legends on Steam, Naraka Bladepoint has comfortably eclipsed its previous player count peak after becoming a free game, and developer 24 Entertainment is already making moves with a big Naraka Bladepoint update.

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PCGamesN Saturday, July 15, 2023 10:42 AM
     Cut Halo content turned into brand new open-world level

The original Halo now has a playable campaign level that brings cut content from the FPS game's RTS and third-person concept days to the forefront of the experience, after a group of modders started showing off work they've been doing with 343 Industries to restore over two decades of lost content to Halo: The Master Chief Collection.

MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary review, Halo 3 review, Best FPS games

PCGamesN Saturday, July 15, 2023 9:42 AM
     Assassin's Creed Mirage lets you feel the violence in real life

Assassin's Creed Mirage promises to be a return to the action-adventure game roots of the series, with plenty of thrilling rooftop chases and frantic sword fights on the streets of Baghdad. But what if you could actually feel every crunch, every slash, every thud as they land? How about the wind rushing across your body as you leap between buildings? Ubisoft is partnering with haptics specialists OWO to bring the sensations of Assassin's Creed Mirage to real life.

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PCGamesN Saturday, July 15, 2023 9:14 AM
     Forget The Elder Scrolls 6, where in Oblivion is the Morrowind remake?

Skywind is a fan-made project combining my two favorite Elder Scrolls games: Morrowind and Skyrim. It has officially been in the works now for over a decade, and given the scale of the project, there's still no word on a possible release date. I have spent the better part of my teenage years and now my young adulthood tracking the project, hoping to see news of the RPG game's launch. There are only so many visual overhauls and mods I can add to the vanilla game, and I'd rather experience Morrowind in its true, uncanny glory, modernized graphically yet still nostalgic at its core - and only Skywind can provide that.

MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best Skyrim mods, Elder Scrolls 6 release date, Games like Skyrim

PCGamesN Saturday, July 15, 2023 7:58 AM
     New Minecraft Creeper mini fridge keeps your drinks explosively cool

The Minecraft Creeper mini fridge is now available, and it takes the iconic sandbox game enemy into all-new territory while looking pretty cool at the same time. The Minecraft merch is the perfectly chill addition to a home, and not something I'd ever expect to see in real life.

MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Minecraft seeds, Minecraft skins, Minecraft mods

PCGamesN Saturday, July 15, 2023 7:07 AM
     WoW Night Elf Heritage Armor uncovered in patch 10.1.7 PTR

World of Warcraft Night Elf Heritage Armor has been the talk of the town ever since the launch of WoW Dragonflight. Now it seems that we're finally on the cusp of seeing one of the most beloved World of Warcraft races finally get their iconic cosmetic look. As we all know, there's nothing more important in any MMORPG than good fashion, and World of Warcraft is no exception, so start planning your looks now.

MORE FROM PCGAMESN: WoW Dragonflight tier list, The best WoW addons, WoW Dragonflight review

PCGamesN Saturday, July 15, 2023 8:11 AM
     Grab this 9 out of 10 RPG game for free while you wait for Starfield

Wasteland 3 is currently available as a free RPG game, with us at PCGamesN previously giving inXile's post-apocalyptic RPG an incredibly high score, making it the perfect way to wait out the imminent Starfield release date this year. If you want a truly brilliant turn-based game with deep lore and characters, Wasteland 3 is for you.

MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Wasteland 3 review, How long is Wasteland 3?, The best RPG games on PC

PCGamesN Saturday, July 15, 2023 6:52 AM
     Project Polaro codes July 2023

July 15, 2023: We added two new codes to our Project Polaro list.

What are the new Project Polaro codes? Project Polaro is a Pokémon-inspired Roblox game which sees you collecting adorable pocket monsters and battling them, as well as taking on gyms and trainers to gain EXP, badges and money.

Trainers are searching for the latest Project Polaro codes, and we've found all of the currently active ones so you can gain free spins, rare pocket monsters, and more. If you're looking for other Roblox freebies, we also keep regularly updated lists of the latest Blox Fruits codes, Project Slayers codes, and Anime Adventures codes so you can get the most out of your time in the Roblox games.

MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best Roblox games, Roblox promo codes, Roblox music codes

PCGamesN Saturday, July 15, 2023 5:57 AM
     Diablo 4 hotfix disables its greatest PvP prize

A Diablo 4 hotfix has just been released by Blizzard, temporarily removing one of the most potent farming tools in the RPG game. If you're a Diablo 4 PvP master storming the Fields of Hatred, you're going to find yourself missing out on its greatest prize for a while, as the Hatred's Chosen buff has been stripped from Diablo 4 for the time being.

MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Diablo 4 builds, Diablo 4 review, Diablo 4 classes

PCGamesN Saturday, July 15, 2023 5:38 AM
     BattleBit dev thinks EA can still make a

BattleBit just keeps on getting bigger, as the colossal FPS game from a tiny team is currently one of Steam's greatest success stories. With loads of content and post-launch support planned, one of the BattleBit developers takes to Reddit to answer some player questions, with Battlefield naturally coming up.

MORE FROM PCGAMESN: BattleBit guns, BattleBit codes, BattleBit servers

PCGamesN Saturday, July 15, 2023 6:54 AM
     AUT codes July 2023

July 15, 2023: We searched for new AUT codes to add to our list.

What are the new AUT codes? If you're trying to get ahead of the competition in A Universal Time, we've collated all the latest codes for free skin crates. We'll also run you through exactly how to redeem all the active A Universal Time codes and where you can find more for the action-packed, anime-themed hit.

A Universal Time has been around for a while, but it's erupted in popularity recently following a major update. If you're searching high and low for further Roblox freebies, we also keep regularly updated lists of Blox Fruits codes, Project Slayers codes, and even Anime Adventures codes. Now, let's run through all the A Universal Time codes and the rewards they'll net you.

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Siliconera Saturday, July 15, 2023 9:00 AM
    

Alchemic Cutie Doesn't Feel Quite Ready for the Switch

Sometimes a game premise seems really good! Alchemic Cutie is one I've kept an eye on over the years. However, platforms and work obligations often meant I never had a chance to check it out. Once Alchemic Cutie headed to the Switch, I had an opportunity, but it feels like recurring issues still aren't exactly ironed out.

In Alchemic Cutie, players follow Yvette. Immediately after becoming an alchemist, she gets to work assisting at her family's Jelly (slime) farm on Wimba Island. Your goal from here is to take on quests that assist your neighbors, fulfill jelly bean (Jelly poop) orders for the farm, collect and breed Jellies to get certain types, and unlike new areas of the island. You can take part in minigames with slimes, or use the alchemic flute to transform items you find.
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It's a very relaxed experience! Like simulations such as Animal Crossing or Stardew Valley, there is a day-night structure and seasons change as time goes by. The pacing isn't too hectic, with requests being fairly easy to fulfill. Most days involve tending to the Jellies you have, hunting for the ones you don't and need to fulfill orders, and potentially take advantage of slimes to reach new areas. It's continually building upon itself. However, that gameplay progression does hint at its eventual tedious nature, this is a giant fetch quest of a game.

The thing about Alchemic Cutie is both that it doesn't exactly run well on the Switch. And even when it does, the game still feels like it is an "early access" build. Sometimes both the audio and general gameplay can just… stutter. The framerate can abruptly dip, and in some cases it happened even when there weren't a lot of slimes or NPCs around to cause it. Worse was when it outright froze up on me, because then I'd actually need to go to the Home menu, close, and restart to get back to business. However, there is an autosave function, so at least I could resort to that.

But the real trouble is that Alchemic Cutie can seem a bit pointless. It's like I was working a job, rather than escaping to a fun, colorful rendition of a "job" to get away from the actual daily grind. I mean, there is a "goal." You get missions. You need to collect jellies, feed them to get their beans (poop) to fulfill requests from a board. This involves getting wild jellies, breeding them, and hopefully getting the products you need. Except the amount of effort and time that goes into it isn't satisfying. Especially since the NPCs you're interacting with fall flat beyond initial interactions. In games like Stardew Valley or Slime Rancher, I feel motivated to explore the world because the rewards are good, the characters are fun, and there's a clear sense of progression and growth. There isn't that same pay-off here.
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A part of that stems from the lack of information. There's a lot going on. Different items have an effect on a jelly when it eats it. You need to be careful, because it's a few seconds difference between petting jellies and releasing them. If you decide to venture too far from home (and food sources) for jellies, then they will be starving while you're off checking new areas. Using your flute and powers of alchemy can trigger not only one, but multiple transformations for items. You should always have a jelly with you, and be taking them to talk to NPCs for training. It's just a lot to take in, so much so that it's overwhelming to deal with traits and other elements while also trying to find specific products. So even though this is all just a series of fetch quests, making sure you have what you need to keep doing them might get to be a lot.

Some of Alchemic Cutie's Switch issues are ones that might be remedied by a series of patches. In which case, it'd be a thing to try if you like titles that see you collecting characters, breeding them, and dutifully turning in requested items regularly. The lack of information is a little harder to overcome, however. So is the general nature of this being a series of fetch quests one-after-another. But it is pleasant enough, and with some updates could prove worth someone's time.

Alchemic Cutie is available for the Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC.

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WGB, Home of AWESOME Reviews Saturday, July 15, 2023 8:41 AM
     Microsoft's plans for industry domination continue to grab the headlines. Now, only the United Kingdom's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) stands in the way of Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard. However, Microsoft does not need the approval of the CMA and can actually close the deal as it stands.

Jul 15, 02:00


Kotaku Friday, July 14, 2023 8:35 PM
    

The U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has denied the Federal Trade Commission's final request to pause Microsoft's takeover of Activision Blizzard, likely paving the way for the biggest-ever merger in gaming to finally move forward after a more than year-long regulatory saga.

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Siliconera Friday, July 14, 2023 6:00 PM
    

Demon Slayer Tanjiro Kamado Final Selection Ver. Nendoroid Doll.

Good Smile Company announced that it is adding a Final Selection version of Demon Slayer's Tanjiro Kamado to its Nendoroid Doll lineup in 2024. This comes almost three years after the original Nendoroid based on his Final Selection attire was released back in June 2021. It joins Tanjiro Kamado, Nezuko Kamado, Inosuke, Zenitsu, Kyojuro Renoku, and Giyu Tomioka in Good Smile Company's Demon Slayer Nendoroid Doll lineup. You can also buy the outfit alone if you already own a Nendoroid Doll figure. They will come to Japan in April 2024 and appear worldwide in Q2 2024.

The Nendoroid Doll comes with Tanjiro's iconic Final Selection outfit, which he wore at Mount Fujikasane when undertaking the perilous trial to become part of the Demon Slayer Corps. Unlike the regular Nendoroid, Tanjiro's kimono and pants are made of fabric rather than painted onto the body.

It also includes the mask, zori sandals, Tanjiro's Nichirin Sword, which can be displayed drawn or sheathed, and four interchangeable hand parts. Because this is a Nendoroid Doll, it only has one faceplate, unlike his regular Demon Slayer Nendoroid.

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Preorders for the Tanjiro Kamado Final Selection Ver. Nendoroid Doll cost ¥9,000/$59.99 and are live on the US and Japanese storefrunts until August 10, 2023. The outfit alone is ¥5,900. It is scheduled for release in April 2024 in Japan and Q2 2024 worldwide, with no exact release day set yet.

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PC Invasion - FeedDDD Friday, July 14, 2023 7:05 PM
     How To Defeat The Imp Chieftain And Unlock Ember Grounds In Halls Of Torment Featured ImageHalls of Torment brings a number of welcome innovations to the 'Survivor-like' genre, notably more skill-intensive attack aiming and diverse enemy types. It also adds complex boss battles: four per stage in fact, each with their own patterns, movesets, and behaviors. The first of these fearsome foes you'll face is the Imp Chieftain, just a few minutes into the Haunted Caverns. For first-time players, knowing how to defeat the Imp Chieftain in Halls of Torment is crucial, as doing so unlocks the game's second stage, Ember Grounds, giving you more depths to plumb and challenges to complete. Read on for our complete guide to putting this jumped-up demon in his place. How to dethrone the Imp Chieftain in Halls of Torment The Imp Chieftain will appear in the game's first stage, Haunted Caverns, at the 24-minute mark. This gives you six minutes of prep time, which is more than enough to head over to the Golden Scroll in the level (indicated by a directional arrow on the screen)...

PC Invasion - FeedDDD Friday, July 14, 2023 6:22 PM
     Is it possible to fight bosses again in Dave the Diver?Dave the Diver is both endlessly charming and gripping at the same time. The seemingly simple 8-bit deep sea diving game opens itself up to a whole world of entrepreneurialism and adventure. Dave the Diver is much more than the simple fishing game it first appears to be and will quickly suck hours of your life into the deep blue sea. There are many highlights of Dave the Diver, including perfect dishes, farming, and, best of all, the boss fights, but can the bosses be done again once they have been completed once? Is it possible to fight bosses again in Dave the Diver? Screenshot by PC Invasion Once you kill a boss, Dave the Diver takes home the reward of the tasty flesh of the defeated foe. These dishes sell for a packet and just add to the victory of defeating a leviathan of the deep. Some of these victory dishes are used to satiate picky guests. However, others are just a way to consume the soul of the enemy. Either way, they're delicious. Currently, there is no way t...

PC Invasion - FeedDDD Friday, July 14, 2023 6:14 PM
     Best Team Comps In Exoprimal Assault, Tank, Support Featured ImageExoprimal is a team-focused game, which means many things have to be working in tandem with one another. The synergy between all teammates needs to be strong enough to withstand the hordes of dinosaurs threatening the team. An important aspect of Expormial is the team composition, if everyone in the party is fulfilling their roles, any obstacle will be easier to avoid. Below I'll go over the team comps I've found that work in Exoprimal including the Assault, Tank, and Support class. Maybe after reading this guide, you'll have a better time dealing with dinosaurs and other players. Exoprimal: Best team comp: Assault, Tank, and Support The party size in the dino-shooter is five and you won't be locked out if someone else uses a suit you want. So there can be multiple players with the same suit. However, I don't recommend doing that because you need other members to be in roles to have a higher chance of winning. So use the information below as a guide on how to build a good tea...

PC Invasion - FeedDDD Friday, July 14, 2023 6:03 PM
     How to get Common Flax Fibers in UndawnLike most survival zombie horror games, Undawn expects players to get out there and harvest materials. You cant build a base or upgrade your weapons without 150 different items. Getting your hands dirty and wandering into the wilderness are all part of the grind for these types of action adventures. Undawn does offer a little more, though. Not only does it have a cameo by Will Smith, but it also has some surprise musical numbers and even a romance tale. Before you get into all that, though, you will have to collect some items, such as the Common Flax Fiber in Undawn. Here's how to get that out of the way. How to get Common Flax Fibers in Undawn Screenshot by PC Invasion The Common Flax Fibers are actually really easy to acquire. As long as you're not in your homestead, you should be able just to wander around the Redwood area and pick them up. You will be able to spot them growing on the ground in any Redwood area in Undawn. They are distinguishable from their surround...

Tabletop Gaming News – TGN Friday, July 14, 2023 7:00 PM
     BattleTech fans have new exciting items to look forward to. With the launch of BattleTech Activity Book Volume 2, the full range of PlushyTech, and Gray Death Legion Heavy Battle Lance, there's something for every MechWarrior enthusiast. If you're in search of a fun and engaging way to spend your summer, BattleTech has got you …