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Kotaku Friday, March 13, 2026 11:30 AM Mythmatch Is An Anti-Capitalist RPG That'll Really Brighten Your Day       This is the complete antithesis of those grimly ad-riddled mobile mergers

Kotaku Friday, March 13, 2026 11:13 AM Indie Game All Will Rise Is Returning Microsoft's Funding In Support Of 'No Games For Genocide' Boycott       'We are hopeful if enough developers and studios are moved to participate this could be a genuine tipping point,' the studio said in a statement

Kotaku Friday, March 13, 2026 10:33 AM Pokémon Pokopia Players Are Finding Ways To Make Their Towns Run Themselves       Laser sensors are a game changer in the life sim

Kotaku Friday, March 13, 2026 8:53 AM Pokémon Copycat Pickmon Accused Of Ripping Off Fan Artists' Designs       Fans are accusing the game of stealing their designs for Mega Ceruledge and Mega Meganium

PCGamesN Friday, March 13, 2026 11:54 AM Beavers are ready to replace humanity, and Timberborn proves it       The Timberborn 1.0 launch is here, and the beaver city builder combines automation and colony sim elements into a tight, satisfying package.

PCGamesN Friday, March 13, 2026 10:39 AM Why are PC developers removing Denuvo from their games?       Denuvo is arguably the most-used DRM out there, but despite its strong anti-piracy record, publishers are removing it from their games.

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PCGamesN Friday, March 13, 2026 9:03 AM Here's everything in FF14 7.5 shown during Live Letter 91, including our first look at Beastmaster       Final Fantasy 14 patch 7.5 leads us into the new expansion, with a return to Garlemald, Beastmaster, and a secret FF5 boss joining the MMO.

PCGamesN Friday, March 13, 2026 8:35 AM Beloved Half-Life zombie mod finally comes to Steam 22 years after it debuted       Zombie Panic was a standout multiplayer mod for Half-Life, and now it's finally been brought to Steam after two decades of waiting.

PCGamesN Friday, March 13, 2026 7:45 AM Former Blizzard VP Jeff Kaplan likens AI scraping to "stealing," says "the human spirit is irreplaceable"       As part of a hefty podcast with Lex Fridman, ex-Blizzard vice president Jeff Kaplan makes the moral argument against AI use in its current state.

PCGamesN Friday, March 13, 2026 7:00 AM 30-year-old Transport Tycoon Deluxe is suddenly on Steam and GOG, but it gets in the way of free fan recreation OpenTTD       Chris Sawyer's 1990s city-building strategy game Transport Tycoon Deluxe is now available to buy, but you'll need it for the free OpenTTD.

PCGamesN Friday, March 13, 2026 6:06 AM Crimson Desert adds confirmation of Denuvo DRM to its Steam page a week out from launch       The controversial Denuvo DRM has been added to Crimson Desert, and I know that's not going to go down well with parts of the community.

PCGamesN Friday, March 13, 2026 5:38 AM Steam Next Fest challenged me with a word game that also contained fractions       Cursed Words is a word-building roguelike that also deals with fractions, and the void - it's a fun twist on what has become a bit of a stale genre.

PCGamesN Friday, March 13, 2026 4:00 AM I like Arc Raiders, but Marathon made me fall in love with extraction shooters       Marathon's neon-oozing aesthetic, combined with Bungie's brilliant FPS gunplay, makes this extraction shooter tick all of the right boxes in my brain.

Rock Paper Shotgun Latest Articles Feed Friday, March 13, 2026 11:55 AM There's no secret Cyberpunk 2077 DLC coming, CD Projekt say, immediately setting themselves up for more nagging about secret Witcher 3 DLC       No. I, your dad, haven't bought you any Christmas presents. No, that isn't the wry smile of deceit you see nestled on my face. Yes, technically I could tell you that I haven't bought you any Christmas presents without that being a lie if, in fact, I knew that your mum was buying all of your Christmas presents, while I'm paying for some other bill we need to settle. No, I'm not going to go and get her so that you can specifically ask her whether she's bought you any Christmas presents. Why? Sorry, my lips are sealed. Perhaps, though, you should consider that I may simply not fancy expending the effort. That, in an overly wordy nutshell, is how a social media interaction CD Projekt had the other day played out. The Cyberpunk 2077 developers decided it was necessary to tell a fan that the futuristic RPG doesn't have any secret extra add-ons coming. Naturally, questions about the secret extra DLC rumoured to be coming for The Witcher 3 suddenly began bubbling up everywhere once again. Read more

Rock Paper Shotgun Latest Articles Feed Friday, March 13, 2026 11:51 AM QPAD Mark Model 3 gaming mouse review: cute screen, but a middling mouse       Now that we're about, ooh, six decades into the existence of PC mice, it's become apparent that they don't need a dedicated little screen to feed us stats about them, at all times. Nevertheless, I'm quite fond of the baby display that comes with the QPAD Mark Model 3. Just because it won't actively help me click on xenobugs in Deep Rock Galactic doesn't mean I'd rather stay ignorant of how much battery I've got left, or that mashing the DPI button and eyeballing cursor speed is somehow preferable to just having that sensitivity setting on a readout. Given the closest thing that most mice have to an interface is a single flashing LED, the Model 3's screen – which also acts as its wireless dongle – is bordering on futuristic. Almost. Read more

Rock Paper Shotgun Latest Articles Feed Friday, March 13, 2026 11:23 AM Combine 40 runes into your own, extremely broken spells in Paper Mario-style RPG Rhell, out now on PC       Rhell: Warped Worlds & Troubled Times is a colourful puzzle RPG that boasts of over 102,400,000 possible spells, each glued together from 40 collectible magical runes. As ever with such marketing beats, the big number is kind of a lie: the majority of those spells will be functionally indistinguishable, and in any case, you do not need 102,400,000 spells. No, don't spray your Vimto in outrage. You do not need over a hundred million spells. Say it with me: "I did not have 102,400,000 spells before, and was perfectly fulfilled. I am whole. I am enough. I will conquer my base insecurities." There, you are sufficiently composed to watch Rhell's trailer, in which there is sass, sarcasm and some lovely, 4:3 ratio landscapes. 4:3! Now those are numbers you can trust. Read more

Rock Paper Shotgun Latest Articles Feed Friday, March 13, 2026 10:00 AM Rooftops are jumped, skulls are thumped and a man falls on his wet bum in Thief-esque Project Shadowglass' latest trailer       Shhhhhhh. I'm trying to sneak into this poor bloke's castle. I'm doing it all stealthy, sneaky, and shadowy-like. I'm climbing in windows, jumping across rooftops, bamboozling guards. I'm taking the gold and gems while letting out a cackle deliberately stifled enough that no one can hear it but m-. Oh, bollocks. Hello, owner of these valuables. I hadn't counted on you walking in at this very second. That's the sort of thing pixel art immersive heist sim Project Shadowglass will have in store when it releases in demo form at some point this year. Until then, there's a fresh trailer which goes beyond the admirable dunking on GenAI that defined the game's initial teasers. Read more

Rock Paper Shotgun Latest Articles Feed Friday, March 13, 2026 9:34 AM The latest Whiskerwood update finally lets you stop hungry mice from raiding your food warehouses – though they might riot over it       There's nothing more annoying than watching a mouse snack away on an apple in the warehouse when you explicitly built them a charming little bistro just down the street. Literally nothing. I don't want to hear about your neighbour who puts the bins out before the sun's up, nor your colleague who microwaves fish in the office, or the pimple on your bum that flares up whenever you've a week of working late and having to sit in that horribly hard and uncomfortable office chair. It's the mice in Whiskerwood eating in the warehouse thing, that's got top billing on the list of annoying things. Well, good news for your grievance rankings, because the latest Whiskerwood update gives you the option of banning mice from eating in the warehouse. Finally, your bum spot can get a look-in at number one. Read more

Rock Paper Shotgun Latest Articles Feed Friday, March 13, 2026 9:02 AM The Night can steal your face in Victorian mansion horror Cordura, aka Phasmophobia meets Dishonored       All right, my old chuckaboo, it's time to shake daddles and go mafficking. The toffs want us to pluck a few April showers from the insides of yon Ken Bowman. Cheese and crust! Now that's a fancy crib. Look at the shine on these hardwood floors. Still, I don't trust these shadows. Let's step lively now and draw latches so we can shove off and powder our hair down the Bohemian Bungery. ...Cordura is a one-to-four player horror game in which you play a Dishonored extra stealing magic roses from the bellies of shapeshifting mansions. "Science once dared to blur the boundaries of the Night, and now the darkness has returned to reclaim its own," explains the Steam page. "Victorian buildings awaken corrupted by a primal influence, twisting their halls into procedural labyrinths and reducing inhabitants to empty shells that now stalk from the shadows. Read more

Rock Paper Shotgun Latest Articles Feed Friday, March 13, 2026 8:00 AM Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor is adding a bulldozing new class, while fellow spinoff Rogue Core gets an early access release date       In today's dwarf news, both Deep Rock Galactic spinoffs had announcements to make at the Future Games Show Spring Showcase. Loudest and crunchiest of the two was autoshooter Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor revealing its first new class, the bulldozer-riding Demolisher, who'll get to work shifting shale on April 30th. Also approaching is co-op roguelike shooter Deep Rock Galactic: Rogue Core, which is launching into early access on May 20th. Read more

Rock Paper Shotgun Latest Articles Feed Friday, March 13, 2026 7:23 AM "This is personal for me" - creators of game about suing murderous billionaires cancel Microsoft deal and join No Games For Genocide boycott       The creators of gloriously unearthly anti-capitalist deckbuilder All Will Rise have announced that they're joining the No Games For Genocide boycott against Microsoft's business links with the Israeli military. As such, developers Speculative Agency will be returning funds provided by Microsoft as part of a "developer acceleration programme deal" in 2025. They also won't be releasing the game on Microsoft platforms. Read more

Rock Paper Shotgun Latest Articles Feed Friday, March 13, 2026 6:48 AM Trump administration's "cruel and unnecessary" acts called out by Titanium Court developer during IGF award speech       AP Thomson, developer of surreal strategy game Titanium Court, has expressed solidarity with those affected by the litany of "cruel and unnecessary" practices currently being employed by the Trump-led US government. Taking to the stage to give an acceptance speech after Titanium Court was awarded the Independent Game Festival (IGF)'s Seumas McNally Grand Prize for the Best Independent Game, Thomson shared a message that ended in hope future awards shows will be able to see everyone come together "safe and thriving". Read more

Siliconera Friday, March 13, 2026 11:00 AM 4.1 Honkai: Star Rail Release Date and Characters Announced       HoYoVerse went over the 4.1 Honkai: Star Rail update in the March 13, 2026 Special Program, and it confirmed the release date and its new and returning characters. The patch goes live on March 25, 2026. The new Planarcadia storyline also features an Astral Express Fest that is a celebration of the Trailblazer's adventures.  There is one new unit in the 4.1 Honkai: Star Rail update and it seems there will only be two rerun banners for characters this time. During the first half of the update, which starts right after the patch drops, people can pull for new Hunt and Lightning character Ashveil and returning Remembrance and Wind healer Hyacine. In the second part of the update, Boothill will be back as the focus unit.  In terms of events, there are mainline and side stories to go through. The new Trailblaze Missions continue the Planarcadia saga, with the Astral Express being the focus of the new Lookout Cloud Station location and Pearluxe Tower. There will also be Pom-Pom inspired enemies like Alloy Mechatron: King Pom-Pom and Alloy Pommy. Free Warps will be given away as a login bonus, there will be a Wispae War Saga activity, and Divergent Universe: Arcadian Chronicles will come up with City of Converging Stars and Punklorde Stage Zero Planar Ornaments.  There are also three new Honkai: Star Rail codes for Stellar Jades. Here's what you need to enter on March 13, 2026 to claim them: 7T3R83MMMTY3 CSJ882LL4BHF DBJ9RJLMLSZB Here's the full trailer for Honkai: Star Rail 4.1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqQqHgt4frU&feature=youtu.be And you can watch up with the full Special Program below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TgGPAPo02pM Honkai: Star Rail is available for the PS5, PC, and mobile devices, and the new and returning characters and updates for 4.1 launch on March 25, 2026. There's no expected launch window for the 4.2 update yet. The post 4.1 Honkai: Star Rail Release Date and Characters Announced appeared first on Siliconera.

Siliconera Friday, March 13, 2026 10:00 AM First FFXIV Beastmaster Limited Job Details Shared       The Beastmaster Limited Job appeared for the first time in the FFXIV Letter from the Producer Live XCI, and it will function similarly to the class in past Final Fantasy games. The initial statement confirmed it won't immediately be part of 7.5 Part 1, and instead will appear for players later in the 7.5x series. As the name suggests, someone who takes on the FFXIV Beastmaster Limited Job will be able to attack with monsters. This will be a melee DPS class that uses a one-handed axe for attacks not performed with its beasts. As it will be limited, its level cap will be 50. We'll only be able to start to pursue it once it appears and start the role at level 1, and its job quests will show up at launch. There will be up to 50 monsters to catch, which you must find, fight, and weaken to catch. FFXIV Director and Producer Naoki Yoshida also confirmed you can do this on your own, as one of the slides during the announcement stated, "All beasts can be captured through solo play." Once you do have monsters, you can have them walk with you, and up to three can be around at once in a fight. There will also be a dedicated Crucible of the Unbroken Duty specifically for Beastmasters to go into alone with their up-to-three monsters.  While there still is time before it appears, Yoshida already explained how to unlock the Beastmaster in the game. You'll need to already have a Disciple of War or Magic job (like Arcanist, Archer, Blue Mage, Conjurer, Dancer, Reaper,  or Pictomancer) at a minimum of level 50. You must own the Dawntrail expansion. Fnally, you need to have finished the 2.0 Main Scenario Questline.  Here are some of the initial official Beastmaster screenshots from the official Final Fantasy social media account.  Images via Square Enix The Beastmaster has been part of Final Fantasy since FFV and appeared in spin-offs, though it sometimes showed up under a different name like with the Trainer Dressphere in FFX-2.  Final Fantasy XIV is available for the PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC, and the 7.5 Part 1 patch release date is April 28, 2026. The post First FFXIV Beastmaster Limited Job Details Shared appeared first on Siliconera.

Siliconera Friday, March 13, 2026 9:35 AM 7.5 FFXIV Patch Part 1 and 2 Release Dates Set       The 7.5 Final Fantasy XIV Letter from the Producer Live XCI (91) aired today, and Director and Producer Naoki Yoshida and Global Community Producer Toshio "Foxclon" Murouchi shared the release date for when Part 1 will be in FFXIV and a release window for part 2. The first part shows up on April 28, 2026. There will be a long gap between these two updates to the MMORPG, so the second part will arrive in "early" September 2026. There will also be follow up Letter from the Producer Live presentations to cover additions.  While there isn't a full roadmap noting when different elements and additions, so we don't know if some will appear right when 7.5 Part 1 launches or if some will be part of 7.51 or 7.52, here's a quick list of what to expect in the order they were announced: New Main Scenario Quests appear. Dawntrail Allied Society Capstone Quests will launch.  Inconceivably Further Hildibrand Adventures storyline continues.  New Custom Deliveries for Tiisol Ja show up.  Duty Support for The Dusk Vigil and Shisui of the Violet Tides arrives. The PVP updates include series 11 launching, action adjustments, and a new Crystalline Conflict arena called Archeia Harmonias.  The Clyteum Dungeon will be available to explore.  The FFXI crossover Echoes of Vana'diel Part 3: Windurst the Third Walk starts and features Shantotto.  The Enuo Normal and Extreme Trial can be challenged.  Shinryu's Domain (Unreal) launches. A new Ultimate raid will debut. Phantom Weapons enhancement quests can be undertaken.  We can head to the Occult Crescent: North Horn area. A Beastmaster limited job can be learned. Thavnair Ocean Fishing route opens.  Cosmic Exploration will include Auxesia as a location.  Housing updates include new placement limits, new interior fixtures and new armoire storage options.  Consolidated dyes will make customization easier. Here is the full Letter from the Producer Live XCI on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JxR-gTLJmzM Final Fantasy XIV is available for the PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC, and the 7.5 Part 1 patch release date for FFXIV is April 28, 2026. The post 7.5 FFXIV Patch Part 1 and 2 Release Dates Set appeared first on Siliconera.

Siliconera Friday, March 13, 2026 9:00 AM Disney Afternoon Collection Switch Release Feels a Little Stronger       Disney Afternoon Collection suddenly coming to the Switch and Switch 2 almost 10 years after its PS4, Xbox One, and PC release felt a little weird! I mean, it's packed with NES games. Now it is here with two additions. The SNES games Bonkers and Goof Troop bring the total number of titles up to eight and add some next-gen adventures to the compilation. While the best entries were already part of the group, the two latest additions still have their moments. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSLFhsr_dC4&t=1s Bonkers Let's start with Bonkers! It's based on the show of the same name about a bobcat cop that couldn't make it as an actor. In the show, he'd work alongside Detective Piquel to solve crimes related to Disney properties. Now, I remember actually seeing the show and… it wasn't great? (Turns out it only ran for two seasons!) Likewise, the game is somewhat mediocre. You follow Bonkers as he chases a thief who stole items tied to some famous Disney movies.  You need to run through stages, using things like bombs to fight foes or eat donuts (cause he's a cop) to heal. There's a boss after each stage, which consists of baddies like a ghost possessing items like a vacuum cleaner or Wooly and Bully on the set of a movie dropping bombs and trash from the rafters until you can eliminate the lights they're standing on and defeat them.   It's okay, once you get the hang of Bonkers' dash. It's definitely one of the easier titles in the collection, once you do get accustomed to it, with the boss fights in particular being really simple and relatively quick.  Image via Atari Goof Troop Of the two new additions, Goof Troop is unquestionably the better of the two. It's still incredibly easy, but it's novel in that it isn't a typical platformer like the other games in Disney Afternoon Collection. It follows Goofy and his son Max as they explore different areas to save Pete and his son PJ from pirates when the two pairs went on vacation together. Apparently, Pete looks exactly like Keelhaul Pete, the missing pirate captain swallowed by the whale. Both the Goof Troop cartoon and A Goofy Movie film are honestly pretty great, so right at the start we get strong source material. Goof Troop takes a little inspiration from the original The Legend of Zelda, in terms of its perspective and use of puzzles, tools like grappling hooks, and bombs to attack enemies. You need to work your way around an island and visit different locations there, dealing with pirates along the way. What makes it especially unusual is that it really benefits from being played cooperatively with another person. I found it was a little bit cumbersome at some parts, since it'd be quicker to solve some later area puzzles or situations after the haunted mansion with someone else's assistance, but it's generally a pretty easy game with familiar characters that feels like a change of pace from what else the Switch and Switch 2 releases of Disney Afternoon Collection offer. Disney Afternoon Collection is available for the Switch and Switch and include the newly added games Bonkers and Goof Troop. The collection is also on the PS4, Xbox One, and PC. The post Disney Afternoon Collection Switch Release Feels a Little Stronger appeared first on Siliconera.

Destructoid Friday, March 13, 2026 10:45 AM Marathon's punishing PvP gameplay loop is taking its toll on less-skilled players, but that's likely by design       One of Marathon's selling points is that it's a tough PvP experience, but that could be hurting it in the long run, even for players who enjoy the game despite its difficulty. A lot of Bungie's marketing around its new extraction shooter is that it's tough. "Escape Will Make Me God," "Death is The First Step," etc. And with those deaths is supposed to come lessons, and gradual improvement over time. Image via Bungie But some lesser skilled players are feeling the pain, even with many hours logged into the game, struggling to progress while getting outplayed or outnumbered by better teams of gamers across Marathon's multiple maps and scenarios. "I'm level 43 in Marathon and I swear every match feels like I'm being thrown against sweaty pro Twitch streamers," one player said in a March 12 Reddit post. "I'm not exaggerating—I lose almost every PvP encounter instantly. I've got no credits, no decent weapons, and I'm stuck running free kits because I literally can't progress." This particular person said that they "want to enjoy the game so badly, but right now it feels like I'm being punished for even trying," and I feel their pain. I'm a solo player, too, and I either queue solo or with random teammates and hope for the best. Results vary wildly. In spite of this, I am enjoying Marathon quite a bit, but I could easily see that changing if struggles mount, loot continues to be drained from my vault as opposed to adding to it, and progression stalls. "What's killing me is that I love the lore, the world, the atmosphere… everything about this game on paper is exactly my thing," the Reddit post continued. "But in practice? I can't actually play it. I load in, get deleted, lose what little I had, repeat. It feels like Bungie didn't put much thought into players who aren't cracked at PvP or who just don't have the reflexes of a competitive shooter player." The Reddit thread was filled with players offering tips, like to use better positioning, be a bit stealthier, use good headphones to listen to the game's sound cues intently, play as Rook to replenish your vault, etc. And there were also quite a few gamers who admitted that they were getting older and don't really have the same hand-eye coordination or reflexes they used to, and are getting punished for it. Screenshot by Destructoid I think the unfortunate truth about Marathon is that it just may not be the game to play for those who aren't proficient in PvP, and that stinks for people who enjoy the game elsewise. But for now, it feels like that's by design. "This is the downfall of Marathon, a huge amount of potential for fun and exciting gameplay but people don't wanna give it a try so we're stuck with a majority of sweats wiping lobbies," another gamer said. "Unfortunately for you guys, I am absolutely cracked and have stacked up a considerable amount of good loot, and will continue to do so. When you're an absolute beast at the game, it is super fun and engaging/addicting." Marathon is extremely niche in this regard, because it does cater to those who excel at PvP, meaning a good majority of players will be scared away. What this means for the game's longevity is still to be decided, but if the player population ends up diluting into just the sweatiest of sweats, that could make for a sour experience for everyone. The post Marathon's punishing PvP gameplay loop is taking its toll on less-skilled players, but that's likely by design appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Friday, March 13, 2026 9:51 AM All armors in Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflections and how to unlock them       Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflections allows you to make plenty of tweaks to your character, and you can equip different armors to withstand the fights. While you're no longer playing as a Hunter, there's a fair amount of monsties to defeat. You'll need proper protection when you go up against the tougher creatures. This guide will provide you with complete information about every piece of armor you can find in the game. Table of contents How to unlock every armor in Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflections Normal Element Fire Element Water Element Ice Element Thunder Element Dragon Element How to unlock every armor in Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflections The tables below are separated according to the different elements that are present in Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflections. Image via Capcom Normal Element Name How to Unlock Defense Value Skills Arzuros Defeat an Arzuros 82 All-Elem Def Boost (M) Item Saver (S) Alloy Receive as a recipe from a Teasure Chest 68 Critical (S) Water Atk Boost (S) Barroth Defeat a Barroth 122 Potential (M) Instigator (M) Gravios U Defeat a Black Gravios 170 Potential (L) Antiburn (L) Dragon Buster (M) Fire Element Name How to Unlock Defense Value Skills Arkvulcan Defeat an Arkveld outside the one you encounter during the story 170 Synchronize (XL) Stamina Surge (L) Tenacity (M) Ajakaran Defeat an Ajakaran 128 Bombardier (M) Blightproof (M) Partbreaker (S Azure Gain as a recipe from Treasure Chest 116 All-Elem Def Boost (M) Panacea (M) Potential (M) Aknosom Defeat an Aknosom 100 Fire Atk Boost (M) Dancer (S) Anja Defeat an Anjanth 82 Fire Def Boost (M) Vicious (S) Brachydios Defeat a Brachydios 150 Bombardier (L) Vicious (M) Tenacity (S) Barioth U Defeat a Sand Barioth 164 Darkness Resistance (L) Evasion Instinct (L) Evasion Ability (L) Bishaten U Defeat a Blood Orange Bishaten 138 Fire Def Boost (M) Antiburn (M) Vigilance (M) Diablos Defeat a Diablos 140 Potential (L) Heroics (M) Vigilance (M) Diablos Nero Defeat a Black Diablos 162 Slugger (L) Partbreaker (M) Dragon Buster (M) Espinas Defeat an Espinas 150 Inflict Rate Up (L) Salt In Wound (M) Partbreaker (S) Gravios Defeat a Gravios 144 All-Elem Def Boost (L) Insomniac (L) Instigator (L) Glavenus Defeat a Glavenus (Horned variant doesn't qualify) 148 Elemental Breaker (L) Elemental Assault (M) Garuga Defeat a Yian Garuga 132 Vicious (M) Inflict Rate Up (M) Antivenom (S) Izuchi Defeat a Great Izuchi N/A Critical (S) Stamina Boost (S) Quick (S) Kut-Kn U Defeat a Blue Yian Kut-Kn 68 Fire Atk Boost (S) Critical (S) Kut-Kn Defeat a Yian Kut-Kn 62 Fire Def Boost (S) Antiburn (S) Odogaron Defeat an Odogaron 124 Antibleed (L) Stamina Boost (S) Stamina Surge (S) Rath Soul Defeat a Pink Rathian 168 Critical (XL) Critical Kinship (L) All-Out (L) Rathalos Defeat a Rathalos 150 Partbreaker (L) Fire ATk Boost (L) Soul Kinship (M) Rakna Defeat a Rakna-Kadaki 132 Stamina Boost (M) Stamina Surge (M)Rath Heart Rath Heart Defeat an Azure Rathalos 108 Self-Heal (M) Crit-Heal (M) Ranger Default 52 Den Protector (S) Rathian Defeat a Rathian N/A Den Protector (S) Health Boost (S) Regios Defeat a Seregios 164 Critical (L) Antibleed (L) Evasion Ability (M) Sinister Defeat a Magnamalo apart from the story boss fight 162 HtH Master (XL) Blightproof (L) Fortify (M) Tigrex Defeat a Tigrex 136 HtH Master (M) Potential (M) Dragon Buster (S) Tigrex U Defeat a Bruite Tigrex 168 Non-Elem Atk Boost (L) Kinship Skill+ (L) Fortify (L) Water Element Name How to Unlock Defense Value Skills Almudron Defeat an Almudron outside the one in the story 118 Elemental Assault (M) Elemental Breaker (M) Damascus Can be found in a Treasure Chest 164 All-Elem Def Boost (L) Panacea (M) Tenacity (S) Edel Can be found in a Treasure Chest 82 Antivenom (M) Item Saver (M) Elemental Assault (XL) Golm Defeat a Garangolm 134 All-Out (L) All-Elem Def Boost (M) Ludroth U Defeat a Purple Royal Ludroth 108 Antivenom (L) Salt In Wound (M) Water Atk Boost (S) Lumu Defeat a Paolumu 62 Divine Blessing (S) Stamina Surge (S) Leather Available by default 54 Synchronize (S) Ludroth Defeat a Ludroth 62 Water Def Boost (S) Sealbreaker (S) Malzeno Defeat a Malzeno 170 Self-Heal (XL) Weak Point (L) Crit-Heal (M) Mizutsune Defeat a Mizutsune 138 Dancer (M) Evasion Ability (M) Water AtkBoost (M) Plesioth Defeat a Plesioth 102 All-Out (M) Water Def Boost (M) Den Protector (S) Pukei-Pukei Defeat a Pukei-Pukei 82 Antivenom (M) Inflict Rate Up (M) Item Saver (S) Plesioth U Defeat a Green Plesioth 132 Water Atk Boost (M) Synchronize (M) Stamina Boost (S) Somnacanth Defeat a Somnacanth 100 Inflict Rate Up (M) Insoniac (M) Salt In Wound (S) Tentacle Acquire any Namielle material 174 All-Out (XL) Stamina Boost (L) Stamina Surge (L) Tetranadon Defeat a Tetranadon 82 Stamina Boost (M) Stamina Surge (S) Water Atk Boost (S) Ice Element Name How to Obtain Defense Value Skills Barroth U Defeat a Jade Barroth 154 Anti 1-Hit KO (L) Slugger (M) Potential (M) Blango Defeat a Blango 138 Ice Def Boost (L) Elemental Breaker (M) Barioth Defeat a Barioth 160 Sealbreaker (L) Critical (L) Partbreaker (M) Goss Harag Defeat a Goss Harag 164 Heroics (L) Dragon Buster (L) Health Boost (M) High Metal Can be obtained from a Treasure Chest 138 Health Boost (L) Anti 1-Hit KO (M) Hunter Available by default 54 Non-ElemDef Boost (S) Kululu Defeat a Kulu-Ya-Ku 118 Slugger (M) Critical (S) Lunagaron Defeat a Lunagaron 162 Vigilance (L) Evasion Instinct (L) Heroics (M) Legiana Defeat a Legiana 160 Quick (L) Ice Atk Boost (L) Divine Blessing (M) Nargacuga Defeat a Nargacuga 132 Evasion Ability (L) Critical (M) Quick (S) Nargacuga U Defeat a Nargacuga 154 Evasion Instinct (L) Quick (L) Stamina Surge (M) Rimeguard Defeat a Velkhana and obtain any material 174 Kinship Skill+ (XL) Panacea (L) Divine Blessing (L) Somnacanth U Defeat a Somancanth 108 Ice Atk Boost (M) Soul Kinship (M) Elemental Assault (S) Thunder Element Name How to Obtain Defense Value Skills Astalos Defeat an Astalos 150 Elemental Assault (L) Stamina Surge (M) Antiparalysis (M) Bone Available by default 54 Non-Elem Atk Boost (S) Fulgur Anja Defeat an Anjanth 150 Item Saver (L) Thunder Atk Boost (L) Weak Point (M) Gypceros U Defeat a Gypceros 68 Vigilance (S) Fortify (S) Gypceros Defeat Gypceros 62 Antivenom (S) Darkness Resistance (S) Thunder Def Boost (S) Khezu U Defeat a Khezu 108 Amtiparalysis (M) Crit-Heal (M) Khezu Defeat a Khezu 100 Thunder Def Boost (M) Self-Heal (M) Anitparalysis (S) Kadachi Defeat a Tobi-Kadachi 64 Thunder Atk Boost (M) Evasion Ability (S) Lagiacrus Defeat a Lagiacrus 110 Thunder Def Boost (M) Soul Kinship (M) Kinship SKill+ (M) Lagiacrus U Defeat a Lagiacrus 150 Thunder AtkBoost (L) All-ElemDef Boost (M) Partbreaker (M) Rey Dau Defeat a Rey Dau 150 Vicious (L) All-Out (M) Elemental Assault (M) Zinogre Defeat a Zinogre 150 Partner (L) Vigilance (M) Wea Point (S) Dragon Element Name How to Obtain Defense Value Skills Bnahabra Defeat a Bnahabra 62 Inflict Rate Up (S) Dragon Def Boost (S) Bishaten Defeat a Bishaten 82 Item Saver (M) All-Out (S) Chatacabra Defeat a Chatacabra 62 Health Boost (S) Item Saver (S) Instigator (S) Ceanataur Defeat a Ceanataur 118 Dancer (M) Partner (M) Nescylla Defeat a Nerscylla 64 Insomniac (S) Inflict Rate Up (M) Anti 1-Hit KO (S) Nerscylla U Defeat a Nerscylla 138 Panacea (M) Evasion Ability (S) Critical (S) Zinogre U Defeat a Zinogre 168 Dragon Atk Boost (XL) Dancer (L) Partner (M) The post All armors in Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflections and how to unlock them appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Friday, March 13, 2026 9:25 AM Disney Dreamlight Valley 2026 roadmap – All upcoming updates       There are already over 50 characters who call the valley home in Disney Dreamlight Valley, with more arriving consistently every month or so. The village is already quite vast, but DDV sees new updates fairly frequently, with plenty more planned to arrive in 2026. Knowing who is on their way can be helpful if you're looking to set up a spot for them to live ahead of time. It's also nice to know what there is to look forward to, so you can see whether your favorite characters are arriving in the village anytime soon. If you're eager to learn about what's coming next, here's the roadmap for all planned Disney Dreamlight Valley updates in 2026 so far. Table of contents All planned Disney Dreamlight Valley updates for 2026 Spring 2026 Pocahontas update in Disney Dreamlight Valley Summer 2026 Hercules update in Disney Dreamlight Valley New roadmap, more updates, and new DLC All upcoming characters in Disney Dreamlight Valley All released updates for Disney Dreamlight Valley in 2026 All planned Disney Dreamlight Valley updates for 2026 Screenshot by Destructoid There are three confirmed DDV updates for the first half of 2026 so far, one of which has been released so far. We'll get more details about them as they approach release, and a fresh roadmap will be launched once we're mostly through everything this one entails. Here's a full breakdown of everything we know about the updates arriving in 2026. Spring 2026 Pocahontas update in Disney Dreamlight Valley The next update arriving for DDV, and the second planned one for 2026, is Pocahontas themed. The teaser for this one says, "Discover the beauty of nature alongside a free-spirited adventurer." Pocahontas's signature necklace is sitting on the ground next to a raccoon and some swirling leaves, highlighting that she's the star of this update. She's the only confirmed character, and there aren't many others from her film who feel like a good fit for the valley, so it's likely we'll only see her in this update. We might also see a new Realm in this update. With Pocahontas's arrival in 2026, we'll officially have all the Disney princesses except for Raya. This update is debuting sometime in Spring 2026, likely around late March or sometime in April. Since the Puppy Love update launched in February, April looks more likely for this one, as updates usually happen every other month. Summer 2026 Hercules update in Disney Dreamlight Valley Screenshot by Destructoid We've already got Hades in the valley with The Storybook Vale DLC, but the world of Hercules is expanding with the Summer 2026 update. This update is certain to include the titular protagonist himself and likely at least one other character. Depending on when the Pocahontas update drops, this one may be released in June or July. As long as things stay on the same usual schedule, June seems most likely for it. The teaser for this one says we'll "embark on a mythological adventure," which likely means that it comes with a new Realm to explore. The image featured here is a statue of Phil the satyr next to Hercules' signature sandals. In the 2025 showcase stream, the devs also mentioned stepping "into a world of myths" to "discover real courage, strength, and perseverance." We usually get a maximum of two new characters in updates, so it's likely we'll see either Megara or Phil join the valley as the second update character. Meg is a bit more of a main character, so I suspect she'll be the one to arrive with Hercules, but the statue featured in the teaser is of Phil, so it could go either way. Hercules feels like a guarantee, but as for who will join him, we'll just have to wait and see. New roadmap, more updates, and new DLC Screenshot by Destructoid We only have a look at the first chunk of 2026 so far, but based on past update schedules, we can expect to get at least one or two more roadmaps for additional content that's releasing afterwards. A fresh roadmap will likely be released sometime in the summer, as this is as far as the current one goes. Based on past years of DDV, we can likely expect at least three more major updates throughout the year. There will also likely be a new paid expansion, similar to Wishblossom Ranch and The Storybook Vale, launching in the back half of the year, as has been the case with the past DLCs. As for who and what else might come in these updates and additional paid content add-ons, we don't really have any solid hints to work off just yet. The only small hint we've gotten so far occurred at the end of the Wishblossom Ranch DLC, which showed a red balloon floating through Hunny Falls as Winnie the Pooh's voice says, "Oh, bother!" This means Winnie the Pooh is definitely in the works, but when and how he's scheduled to arrive is unknown. Another character who may arrive later this year is Ralph from Wreck-It Ralph, as he's the only character featured in the original trailers for DDV that hasn't arrived yet. Cinderella was one, too, but she finally made her way to the valley in the last update of 2025, so perhaps it's finally time for Ralph to join his best buddy, Vanellope, in the valley. Screenshot by Destructoid All upcoming characters in Disney Dreamlight Valley As of the time of writing, there are at least three characters expected to be arriving in the valley throughout the first half of 2026. None of these villagers has been officially confirmed, but the clues we've gotten can only point to a few individuals, so we do at least have a general idea of what to expect. As any further details emerge teasing who is arriving next, we'll add them here. Spring 2026 – Pocahontas Summer 2026 – Likely Hercules and Meg, but possibly Phil instead of Meg All released updates for Disney Dreamlight Valley in 2026 As updates are released throughout the year for DDV, we'll add them here so you can keep up with all important new features. Here's a breakdown of every update that's been released in 2026 so far. On Feb. 11, the Puppy Love update was released. It brought Lady and Tramp to the valley, introduced the Lady and the Tramp Realm, started the Paw-fect Romance Star Path event, added Pluto, and brought back rerun versions of old events like Lucky You and Eggstravaganza. While you wait for the 2026 updates to arrive, there's lots to get done around the valley. If you're not sure what to do, you might work on cooking all Wishblossom Ranch recipes, changing your Dream Castle skin cooking a fairly fancy dinner, and re-rolling duties. The post Disney Dreamlight Valley 2026 roadmap – All upcoming updates appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Friday, March 13, 2026 8:01 AM Fortnite Chapter 7, season 2 countdown: Exact start time and date       It's been a long time coming, but Chapter Seven, season one of Fortnite is finally about to end, with the release of season two drawing near. If you're eager to start exploring an updated island with plenty of exciting changes, you'll want to know exactly when this update will be out. Fresh seasonal updates are by far the most exciting ones, as they bring new locations, loot, quests, characters, skins, cosmetics, and so much more to the island. You won't want to miss out on a single second of the action, so here's the exact time and date when Fortnite Chapter Seven, season two starts. Table of contents Fortnite Chapter 7, season 2 release date Fortnite Chapter 7, season 2 features How long is Fortnite Chapter 7, season 2? Fortnite Chapter 7, season 2 release date Screenshot by Destructoid Fortnite Chapter Seven, season two, is officially slated to begin on Thursday, March 19. The season one battle pass ends on March 18, and the game will then head into downtime before coming back with a bunch of new content for season two. Although an exact launch time hasn't been officially revealed, the teaser videos posted on the Fortnite YouTube page all have a countdown at the end, and if it's accurate for the actual start time, Chapter Seven, season two should go live at 6am CT. This is also roughly the same time most past seasons have gone live, barring any unexpected issues during downtime, so it's a fairly reliable time. If this doesn't end up being the right time, the season is still expected to release fairly close to it. Downtime will begin quite a bit before this, likely around 3am CT based on past update schedules. When downtime is active, you won't be able to play at all, as the game will be undergoing maintenance and updates to usher in the new season. [hurrytimer id="1191581"] PT: 4am on March 19 CT: 6am on March 19 ET: 7am on March 19 BST: 12pm on March 19 CEST: 1pm on March 19 JST: 9pm on March 19 AEST: 10pm on March 19 Fortnite Chapter 7, season 2 features Screenshot by Destructoid The name of Chapter Seven, season two is Showdown, and all of the promotional teasers and buildup for it have centered around a confrontation between The Foundation, the leader of The Seven, and The Ice King. This season is all about rivals and clashes between opposing characters. As all seasons do, this one will feature a new battle pass packed with Outfits, Back Blings, Pickaxes, Gliders, Contrails, and other such items to unlock. The item shop is also sure to get some new waves of items, including fresh collaborations, original skins, additional Sidekicks, and more. How long is Fortnite Chapter 7, season 2? At the time of writing, Chapter Seven, season two is slated to run for 79 days, ending on June 6. The length of seasons is often changed as they progress, though, so there's a chance this one may be shortened or extended later on. The easiest way to keep up with how much longer is left in a season is by checking the active battle pass, as it always ends one day before the season does. While you wait for season two to arrive, there are lots of quests worth wrapping up around the island. To ensure you get as much XP as possible and learn what's going on in the main storyline before season one ends, be sure to check off key missions like checking in with The Order or The Visitor about the base, helping Hope forge an alliance with The Elites, hunting down signs of The Seven, and listening to The Visitor's ship log and hear his reunion with The Order. The post Fortnite Chapter 7, season 2 countdown: Exact start time and date appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Friday, March 13, 2026 6:59 AM How to help Hope forge an alliance with The Elites by completing her quests in Fortnite Chapter 7, season 1       Hope is attempting to build an alliance and needs your help making it happen in Fortnite. To assist her with this project, you need to help Hope forge an alliance with The Elites by completing her quests. This mission can be a bit tricky to get done since it actually requires you to tackle other tasks to check it off. There's quite a lot to work through for this one, so here's how to help Hope forge an alliance with The Elites by completing her quests in Fortnite. Table of contents Help Hope forge an alliance with The Elites by completing her quests in Fortnite How to complete all Impressing The Elites With Hope quests in Fortnite Help Hope forge an alliance with The Elites by completing her quests in Fortnite Screenshot by Destructoid To complete the help Hope forge an alliance with The Elites by completing her quests mission, you need to successfully tackle six tasks in her quest series. There are more than six missions available to tackle, but you only need six done to progress. This is the main goal of this quest series, and you can only move on once it's been met. How to complete all Impressing The Elites With Hope quests in Fortnite In total, Hope's quest series has 10 missions available for you to complete, plus one final task that unlocks once the main goal has been reached. Here are all of the quests you can work through and what needs to be done for each one. Quest How to complete Help Hope forge an alliance with The Elites by completing her quests. Finish six missions in Hope's quest series. Scout a potential location for an Elites safehouse. Visit The Basement Landmark location once. This small building can be found south of Clawsy Lodge, west of Painted Palms, east of Wonkeeland, and north of Lethal Labs. Collect food items to demonstrate your survival skills. Find and pick up three food items. They can be looted from Produce Boxes around the island. Land from the bus at Clawsy Lodge and Bumpy Bay to survey them for shard distortion. Land at both Clawsy Lodge and Bumpy Bay straight from the battle bus. This quest must be completed over two rounds, as you can only land at one spot per match. Eliminate players before the second Storm closes. Vanquish three players before the second Storm circle closes in. This mission calls for players, not opponents, so you must take out actual players, not NPCs, to progress this mission. Restore health or gain shields from destroying Slurp barrels. Gain 100 shields or health by destroying Slurp barrels. Damage opponents with pistols or SMGs. Deal a total of 750 damage against enemies using pistols and SMGs. Since this mission calls for opponents, damage against both enemy players and hostile NPCs, like Human Bill or Bigfoot, counts. Eliminate a player shortly after emoting. Perform one emote right after taking out an enemy player. Headshot opponents with assault rifles. Land 10 headshots against enemies while using an assault rifle. Reach max ammo of any type. Reach the ammo cap for any type of ammo one time. You can do so by continuing to gather ammo from ammo boxes, chests, and other lootable containers until you cannot pick up any more of one type. Screenshot by Destructoid Once you've got six of these tasks done to check off the main goal, Hope's final mission in this series is unlocked. The last stage asks you to talk to Hope about recruiting The Elites. After this, you're officially done, although you're still free to tackle even more quests in Hope's series that you haven't completed yet if you'd like to earn some extra XP. The post How to help Hope forge an alliance with The Elites by completing her quests in Fortnite Chapter 7, season 1 appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Friday, March 13, 2026 6:28 AM How to talk to Hope about recruiting The Elites in Fortnite Chapter 7, season 1       Hope is trying to form an alliance with The Elites in Fortnite, but she can't do it on your own, which is where you come in. One of the key missions you need to tackle in this quest series is to talk to Hope about recruiting The Elites. Chatting with characters is generally fairly easy as long as you're up to date with the latest missions, but tracking them down around the vast island is a trickier task. Hope is one of the more difficult NPCs to find, so if you're having trouble working through this quest, here's how to talk to Hope about recruiting The Elites in Fortnite. Table of contents Hope location in Fortnite Talk to Hope about recruiting The Elites in Fortnite Hope location in Fortnite Screenshot by Destructoid Hope can be found at Classified Canyon near the southeast corner of the island. She hangs out in a small building situated near the upper left corner of this area. There are quite a few different buildings to explore at this main POI, and four different NPCs wandering around it, so to pinpoint where she is, look for the one that has a giant helipad on top. This building is slightly northwest of the massive triangular one right in the center of the area. Hope's exact location is also marked with a chat box icon on your mini map once you're in the right area. While some NPCs wander around their spawn area quite a bit, she doesn't, so you can always find her somewhere inside this small building area. Hope also isn't an NPC that can be hired by other players and is instead just a quest figure, so you never have to worry about her taking off. Talk to Hope about recruiting The Elites in Fortnite To complete the talk to Hope about recruiting The Elites quest, you need to meet up with and chat with Hope after completing at least six of her quests. Once you're ready to talk to her for this mission, approach her at Classified Canyon, interact with her, and select "The Elites" dialogue option. If you're not caught up with all key quests, she may have quite a few different chat options available, so make sure you choose the right one at this point. Selecting any of the other available dialogue options won't get you through this quest, so precision is crucial here. Screenshot by Destructoid You get a whopping 12,000 XP for simply talking to Hope in this mission, so it's certainly one that's worth checking off before the season ends. It's also decently important for the main storyline, so be sure to tackle this one when you get a chance. After completing this quest, there's still plenty of work to get done around the island. If you're unsure what to work through next, consider hunting down signs of The Seven, checking in with The Order or The Visitor about the base, registering for Save the World, and using Treasure Cannons to collect items for the base. The post How to talk to Hope about recruiting The Elites in Fortnite Chapter 7, season 1 appeared first on Destructoid.

Destructoid Friday, March 13, 2026 6:25 AM All partners in Monster Hunter Stories 3: Monsties, abilities, weapons, and more       Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflections might be a single-player adventure, but you'll always have a partner to aid you on your journey. At first, the list of options is limited, but soon, you can unlock and use more partners. Let's quickly look at all that each partner ally offers to you in terms of their kits and preferred monsters. Table of contents All partners in Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflections explained Simon Thea Kora Ogden Gaul Eleanor All partners in Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflections explained The list of allies in Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflections begins with Simon, and you can unlock more of them. Simon Weapon Active Skills Passive Skills Katana (Lightning) Absolute Evasion Cheer Lunge Stance Spirit Blade Spirithelm Breaker Spirit Release Slash Sakura Spiritblade Unsheathing Strike Wild Slash Evasion Ability (s) Dragon Buster (s) Feral Monster Chaser Iai Mastery (s) Soul Kinship (s) Fawn Element Attack Type Skills Ice Speed Diamond Raid Evasion Ability (s) Freezing Burst+ Ice Spray Icicle Ralm Ice Attack Boost (s) Sealbreaker (m) Thea Weapon Active Skills Passive Skills Bow Aerial Aim Absolute Evasion Defense Down Coating Poogie Parade Piercing Shot Power Coating Poison Coating Bow Mastery (s) Critical Kinship (s) Kinship Skill+ Sixth Sense Synchronize (s) Kagachi Element Attack Type Skills Lightning Speed High Voltage Kadachi Fury Thunder Attack Boost (s) Thunder Drop Thunderball Kora Weapon Active Skills Passive Skills Gunlance Guard Reload Shelling Shielding Stance Taunt Wyvern's Blaze All-Elements Boost (s) Divine Blessing (s) Guard Chance (s) Insitgator (s) Potential (s) Vicious (s) Gravy Element Attack Type Skills Fire Power Bishaten Embers Divine Blessing (m) Fire Defense Boost (s) Health Boost (s) Magma Surge Rock Shield Spreading Beam Ogden Weapon Active Skills Passive Skills Hunting Horn Absolute Evasion Defensive Ditty Comforting Melody Lyrical Legato Magnificent Trio Magnificent Trio Style Power Paean Spriny Staccato Wyvernfell Melody Dragon Buster (s) Partbreaker (s) Polychrome Performer (s) Salt In Wound (s) Sealbreaker (s) Chirpy Element Attack Type Skills Normal Technical Antivenom 9m) Debilitating Lilt Inflit Rate Up (m) Omni Shaser (s) Salt In Wound (m) Venom Surprise Venom Shot Gaul Weapon Active Skills Passive Skills Katana Lunge Stance Murray Multiplicator Spirit Blade Spirithelm Breaker Item Saver (s) Inflict Rate Up (s) Long Sword Mastery (s) Panacea (s) Sef-Heal (s) Legia Element Attack Type Skills Ice Speed Debuff Chaser P Elemental Assault (s) Frost Veil Ice Drill Icicle Realm Tenacity (s) Quick (s) Eleanor Weapon Active Skills Passive Skills Great Sword Charge Charged Slash Charge Tackle Fortified Spirit Pep Talk Strong Charged Slash Slash Charge Burst (s) Fire Attack Boost (s) Heroics (s) Soul Kinship (s) Slugger (s) Angie Element Attack Type Skills Fire Power Anja Assault Blightproof (s) Blazeball Burning Fang Fire Attack Boost (m) Health Boost (s) Killer Tackle The post All partners in Monster Hunter Stories 3: Monsties, abilities, weapons, and more appeared first on Destructoid.

WGB Friday, March 13, 2026 7:31 AM Marvel Maximum Collection Releas Date Announced, Physical Edition To follow       The Marvel Maximum Collection launches on March 27, featuring classic titles like Captain America and Venom games on various platforms. Improvements include 6-player online play and time rewind features. Physical edition pre-orders start the same day.

Gaming Instincts – Next-Generation of Video Game Journalism Friday, March 13, 2026 11:55 AM CD Projekt RED Reaffirms Cyberpunk 2077 Will Not Receive Another DLC or Expansion       According to the official Twitter account. The post CD Projekt RED Reaffirms Cyberpunk 2077 Will Not Receive Another DLC or Expansion appeared first on Gaming Instincts - Next-Generation of Video Game Journalism.

Gaming Instincts – Next-Generation of Video Game Journalism Friday, March 13, 2026 11:16 AM Microsoft Is Bringing Gaming Copilot To Xbox Series This Year       Announced during a panel at GDC. The post Microsoft Is Bringing Gaming Copilot To Xbox Series This Year appeared first on Gaming Instincts - Next-Generation of Video Game Journalism.

Gaming Instincts – Next-Generation of Video Game Journalism Friday, March 13, 2026 10:31 AM Microsoft Seemingly Cancelled "This is an Xbox" Campaign       As spotted by GameDeveloper. The post Microsoft Seemingly Cancelled "This is an Xbox" Campaign appeared first on Gaming Instincts - Next-Generation of Video Game Journalism.

Gaming Instincts – Next-Generation of Video Game Journalism Friday, March 13, 2026 8:48 AM The PlayStation 6, PS6 Handheld and Project Helix May Still Launch Next Year       According to an insider. The post The PlayStation 6, PS6 Handheld and Project Helix May Still Launch Next Year appeared first on Gaming Instincts - Next-Generation of Video Game Journalism.

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MonsterVine Friday, March 13, 2026 9:00 AM Pokémon Pokopia Review – The Most Surprising Pokémon Spin-Off in Years       We're only two and a half months into the year, and Pokémon Pokopia has already made an incredibly strong case for Game of the Year. The simulation and crafting elements ride the perfect line between easy to grasp and challenging to maximize, the Pokémon themselves are delightful to collect and interact with, and the story […]