How To Upgrade Existing Gear In Where Winds Meet

As you progress, your gear will naturally become more powerful. But instead of simply hoping for better drops, you can also improve your equipment directly to tailor it to your playstyle. This is done through Tuning, which allows you to make your gear significantly stronger than its base level.

FromSoftware head Hidetaka Miyazaki says games like Elden Ring and Dark Souls aren’t about “simply cranking up the difficulty; it’s doing so fairly”

I was reading an interview with one of the developers, and they were talking about how they approach difficulty in their games. They said it’s not just about making things brutally hard, but about making sure it feels fair. Basically, they want you to die, but they want you to understand why you died, so it doesn’t feel cheap. That’s the kind of experience they’re aiming for, and honestly, I can totally get behind that. It’s frustrating to die to something that feels random or unfair, but if you learn from a mistake and know what you did wrong, it actually makes the game more rewarding.

How To Play As The Scholar In Elden Ring: Nightreign

It can be challenging to learn how to effectively use Analyze and time Nightreign’s powerful Ultimate Art. Understanding how the Nightfarer class scales with Arcane can also be confusing. But don’t worry – we’ve put together the best tips for creating a strong Scholar build in Elden Ring: Nightreign.

How To Play As The Undertaker In Elden Ring: Nightreign

If you bought the expansion, you’ll first need to beat the initial boss to unlock the Undertaker character. After that, you can explore her abilities, weapons, and relics. This guide has everything you need to start playing as the Undertaker in Elden Ring: Nightreign.

Monster Hunter Wilds Could Be Coming to Switch 2

Capcom finished 2025 strongly with a major update for Monster Hunter Wilds on December 16th, bringing significant improvements and fresh content to the game. Recent data discovered within the game files suggests exciting things are still to come, and Nintendo players might have something special to look forward to.

Total War: Medieval 3 lead is “pretty sure” we’ll get the strategy game before Elder Scrolls 6, but hopes Bethesda will prove him wrong: “I need it”

Roger Collum, the vice president behind the Total War series, recently discussed the announcement of Medieval 3 on the official forums. He acknowledged the game is still several years away, playfully suggesting they’ll likely release it before Elder Scrolls VI (and jokingly challenged Bethesda to prove him wrong!). He emphasized that the team is committed to making the wait worthwhile and wants to deliver a truly exceptional game, with the help of player support.