Category: Action RPG

The long-awaited alpha version of Vindictus Defying Fate has been released, and players have eagerly joined the fray. This action-packed role-playing game, brimming with pulse-pounding battles and intense combat sequences, will have you wielding your sword with wild abandon. Yet, amidst all the excitement, it’s worth pausing for a moment to appreciate the game’s stunning visuals. Vindictus: Defying Fate includes a photo mode that allows you to preserve those awe-inspiring in-game moments.

FromSoftware Games, creators of ERN (Elden Ring Nightreign), has rolled out patch version 1.01.2. This new update majorly addresses various game-wide bugs. However, the developers warn players that some similar issues may persist and will be rectified in forthcoming updates as well.

In the promotional materials and trailers, there has been a consistent hint at the presence of Lagiacrus. Additionally, new tempered monsters (8★) and an Arch-tempered monster are expected, as mentioned by Yuya Tokuda, the game’s director, in his Director’s Letter for May 2025. You can also find information about upcoming improvements to the game in that same letter.

This revision addresses issues such as one causing Libra, Creature of Night to continuously execute certain actions, and also issues where the “Add Magic/Lightning/Holy to Weapon Passive Effect” was unintentionally increasing the power of physical attacks for bows.

According to its title, this method equips you with weapons for both hands, thereby enabling you to deliver more attacks and damage on opponents and bosses, a crucial aspect in this roguelike spinoff.

First off, I regret to inform you that the Vindictus Defying Fate Alpha Test is not playable on consoles. But fear not! This doesn’t necessarily mean that the game won’t eventually arrive on PlayStation and Xbox. In fact, as stated in the FAQ posted on the official Discord channel, Nexon has confirmed that console ports are indeed under development. Their intention is to unveil all versions of the game simultaneously.

The game titled “Elden Ring Nightreign” is a thrilling three-player cooperative experience, where players pick unique classes, materialize onto a map that’s randomly generated, collect treasures, and engage in battles against the game’s exclusive Night Lord antagonists. In essence, “Nightreign” demonstrates that FromSoftware isn’t afraid to innovate with fresh gameplay concepts, and its gameplay structure could well become a popular staple mode for future FromSoft action-RPG titles.

Among Nightfarers, Recluse stands out as one of the most innovative characters, specializing in magical abilities to wreak havoc. Deceptively potent, quick, and adaptable, Recluse casts spells from a distance, vacuuming up residual energies to restore FP and empower special attacks. Playing as her is delightful, and her battle design suggests the potential for more imaginative magic mechanics in future FromSoftware games like the speculated Spellbound. Unfortunately, updates about Spellbound have ceased, fueling speculation that it may be unfounded or postponed. However, regardless of its existence, Recluse serves as a compelling foundation for more immersive magic elements within FromSoft’s renowned combat system.

As you venture through Elden Ring’s Nightreign, you’ll encounter numerous objects that can help speed up your travel. Among them is an item known as the Wraith Calling Bell.

As a seasoned gamer delving into Oblivion Remastered, I’ve come across some extraordinary spots that are either linked to quests or Daedric lore, or simply offer a unique, engaging experience. Folks who’ve ventured through other Bethesda realms, like Morrowind, Skyrim, or Fallout, will likely recognize these iconic locales or the characters tied to them.