At the end of the Sand Sea Ruins dungeon, right after beating a ferocious bear and escaping more deadly traps, you will finally come across the Heart of the Leviathan resting on an altar. Your quest objective will update, asking you to return to Keipo with the Heart of the Leviathan. Take the item, but do not exit the dungeon just yet, or you will lose the chance to obtain a unique armor set in Avowed.
Part of that is undoubtedly the streamlined approach. While there’s still a mess of alerts and markers that don’t fully make sense to me every time I turn the game on, I feel like I’m hanging in there despite everything. I know, just about, what I’m meant to do next. And I can do it. Just about. That’s more than I could say for my previous two attempts at the series, and I expect to see this one through to the end, even if the end for me is the first set of credits rolling. But at times, I wonder if I’m even playing the game at all.
Ben Hanson, formerly of Game Informer, shares a tidbit in a new MinnMax video (shared to Reddit and spotted by TheGamer) about Intergalactic. He says, “At some point on the podcast a while ago, before the reveal trailer happened, I teased that idea of, like, ‘I’ve heard Naughty Dog’s next game is very inspired by a game with a lot of player freedom.'”
For performance purists in the audience, myself included, it may be downright unthinkable to play a game as ridiculously unoptimized as Monster Hunter Wilds on the Deck, but that’s not stopping the community from enjoying the experience regardless. According to Valve’s own list of the most popular games on the Steam Deck, Monster Hunter Wilds is hovering around the number 10 spot over the past month. Over on the Steam Deck subreddit, some users are about as perplexed as I am, asking what settings could people possibly be playing the game at for it to maintain a reasonable frame rate. With that in mind, I don’t think there’s anything “reasonable” about it. As Redditor NoxinDev puts it, “Crystal clear and smooth locked 10 fps (maybe a few dips) – Don’t knock it until you try it.” Sounds about right.
Yui, the talented modder behind seamless co-op for Elden Ring, Sekiro: Shadow Die Twice, and more recently, Dark Souls 3, is back in the limelight with some big news – a seamless co-op mod is on the way for Dark Souls: Remastered. A new Patreon post from Yui highlights the upcoming mod, detailing some of the features that fans can expect, including everything from no multiplayer boundaries to PvP invasions, and generally allowing friends to play through the whole game together without restrictions (rather than being kicked out of a session after defeating a boss, for example).
Monster Hunter Wilds is one of the most lore-rich titles in the entire Monster Hunter series. While the title is perceived as being easier than its predecessors, the handler Alma makes things feel real, Wyvern Milk was added to explain certain situations, and we finally found out more about the Artian equipment and the series’ post-apocalyptic setting. Stuff like this, the game’s director says, is what keeps players coming back to the series.
FromSoftware, a renowned Japanese video game developer, is celebrated for creating challenging and immersive action RPGs. It gained worldwide recognition with the release of Demon’s Souls in 2009, a title widely credited with launching the Soulslike genre. Since then, FromSoftware has amassed a collection of hit games, including Bloodborne, Elden Ring, and the Dark Souls trilogy, all of which helped shape the genre. While Elden Ring shares many design elements with Dark Souls, the leaked detail that a boss from the iconic franchise will appear in Nightreign marks an exciting move into new territory for the studio.
The Scarlet Amber Shard is also a special item in the game, and you’ll often notice it requested by local traders for either cooking ingredients or resources to forge weapons and armor. Finding the Scarlet Amber Shard is quite easy, and here’s how you can do it.
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In this quest, they will find all the information they need to make the best possible choice according to what they want to gain from helping the miners, double-crossing them, or turning the letter to the bailiff. But first things first: let’s take a look at how to start this complex secondary quest.