On March 25, Capcom unveiled a fresh trailer for the initial update of Monster Hunter Rise. This free content becomes available on April 3 and introduces Mizutsune, Arch-Tempered Rey Dau, along with a spacious gathering spot for Hunters to unwind together.
In the Grand Hub, a special occasion unfolds every season. Beginning on April 23 and lasting until May 7, the Festival of Accord: Blossomdance will mark our first celebration in this region introduced in Monster Hunter Wilds’ initial update. During these days, the area will undergo a visual makeover, featuring numerous cherry blossom trees adorning the space with their delicate petals, and offering different menu items for your dining pleasure.
Just as a top-tier spear build relies heavily on strategic skill choices, crafting an optimal Dual Wield weapon style in First Berserker Khazan requires careful selection of abilities. It’s crucial to unlock the most effective skills, and we strongly advise equipping these, as they complement the weapons, accessories, and armor detailed in our build guide. In essence, you’ll want to choose skills that will optimize your performance for maximum efficiency.
This vessel can be reached from anywhere on the globe (excluding dungeons). It serves as a resting place, where you can enter the Workshop, open chests, and quickly travel to previously conquered stages. You can also customize your team’s skills and gear or watch them with suggestions for future interactions.
Luke Dale, during an interview on the Dan Allen Gaming channel, subtly mentioned that the character he portrayed, Hans Capon, was connected to an intriguing aspect of history – a conflict with the Hussites, which he described as “a truly fascinating period in history that is not widely recognized.” (as reported by GamesRadar)
Most Soulslike games demand that you stand by your choices, yet they usually offer a means for players to retract past decisions and reallocate skill points. The First Berserker is no exception, but it’s more lenient than the norm in this gaming category. Here, we’ll guide you on how to adjust your character’s build, and help you find all the necessary elements for respec.
Soulslike games require you to stick with your choices, but they often let you change them too. The First Berserker is no different, and it’s more forgiving than usual in this type of game. We’ll show you how to alter your character, and help you find everything needed for respec.
Since Bethesda hasn’t given any new information yet, players are still brainstorming about what kind of adventures Bethesda might offer in The Elder Scrolls 6. However, there’s one specific quest from Starfield that the next Elder Scrolls game simply must emulate. Failure to do so could spell disaster for the RPG right from the start.
In the storyline, you take on the role of the title character, Khazan. Once a revered general, renowned for thwarting the terrifying Berserk Dragon and saving the empire, he is wrongfully accused as a traitor at the start of the game. Subjected to brutal torture, with the tendons in both arms severed, and banished to a harsh, snow-covered mountain range, our protagonist miraculously escapes. He then forms an unconventional partnership with a cryptic figure called Blade Phantom, who imbues Khazan with extraordinary powers as he embarks on his vengeful journey.
At last, The First Berserker Khazan has been released for public play, though it’s currently only available through the Deluxe Edition. Crafted with Unreal Engine 4, this game offers stunning visuals that align perfectly with its exceptional art style. Although the game’s implementation of Unreal Engine 4 is quite impressive, there are still some imperfections to be addressed.
Among the many stylish souls-like games available, The First Berserker Khazan stands out as one of the most distinctive. Unlike other games that use Unreal Engine, this game doesn’t rely on photogrammetry for its visuals. Instead, it adopts a more stylized “cell-shaded” art style, which is consistent with the Dungeon Fighters Online series.