The development team was completely caught off guard when players discovered a way to become invisible using the game’s physics. They hadn’t even thought to test for this possibility, and the community cleverly found a loophole they hadn’t considered.
You can now earn three new types of tickets by completing quests. These tickets are used to craft the main event armor sets, armor for your Palico companions, and smaller items like aviator sunglasses, a Gelidron Mask, and a backpack. Here’s a guide to obtaining each ticket type, along with a complete list of all the armor sets, detailing their skills and the materials needed to craft them.
Where Winds Meet has already garnered over 5 million pre-registrations globally across all platforms. If you’re interested, you can add it to your wishlist on PS5 and Steam. You can also pre-register directly on the official website. Just a reminder, Where Winds Meet is a PlayStation 5 exclusive, meaning it won’t be available on other consoles for at least six months after its release.
The trailer for *Where Winds Meet* gives a great look at the expansive open world players will explore, including the towns they can visit and various side activities like street fights, shows, and card games. It appears the game will also offer a lot of side quests, letting players do things like pickpocket people and battle challenging enemies, including massive bears.
Check out the gameplay trailer for Where Winds Meet, a new open-world action RPG from Everstone Studio. The game lets you explore a beautiful and varied 10th-century China, featuring everything from lively marketplaces to peaceful palaces and stunning natural environments. Where Winds Meet launches on November 14th for PlayStation 5 and PC – you can … Read more
Players in Elden Ring can discover potent runes and defeat powerful bosses, but the world’s true mysteries are often hidden. Even now, long after the game’s release, fans continue to discuss unanswered questions about its gods, ancient civilizations, and lost characters. These ongoing mysteries are what keep Elden Ring so engaging, inspiring players to investigate and relentlessly search for answers.
I was listening to a podcast recently, and they were talking about how crazy it is that Skyrim is *still* so popular. Seriously, the game came out in 2011, and it’s still going strong – the Steam numbers don’t lie! The developer, Nesmith, even said he’s constantly surprised by it. He figured another game would have taken its place a long time ago, but Skyrim just keeps going!
Omega Planetes is definitely the hardest monster to fight in the base game of Monster Hunter Wilds. The new monster introduced in Title Update 3 is more challenging than tough opponents like Tempered Gore Magala, Tempered Seregios, and even Arkveld, the game’s main monster. The 8-Star version is already incredibly difficult, and the 9-Star (Savage) version is even harder.
Bethesda partnered with UESP, a passionate fan-run group that maintains the largest Elder Scrolls database, for a charity event. As UESP shared in a May post, Bethesda agreed to let the team design a character for the game if they could collectively raise $85,000 for Make-A-Wish. UESP explained that if they matched the auction amount through a donation campaign, they would be given the opportunity to create a character.
The team behind this new studio includes experienced leaders and developers who previously worked on popular games like *The Elder Scrolls Online* and *Project Blackbird*. The studio is small – currently with fewer than 10 people – but boasts a highly skilled and dedicated team, and is designed to prioritize the needs of its developers for long-term success.