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Tired of jumping into battle royale games? Looking for something a little different? The creators of the award-winning sci-fi adventure Out There have been hard at work on bringing us a unique new strategy-focused simulation sim, and it looks quite impressive. Sigma Theory: Global Cold War is available today, and it's one spy-centric game that you'll want to add to your wish list, pronto.
In Nine Dots Studio's survival RPG, Outward, you suck. There's no way around it. You get thrust onto a path of destiny that is way about your range, and you will find yourself punching above your weight most of the time. It will take some herculean efforts just to tread water, let alone avoid sinking altogether. The beginning hours are especially tough, and will make or break many potential heroes. Hopefully, with this list of beginner tips, you'll be one of the ones that make it.
Sea of Thieves, the shared world, sandbox pirate adventure from developer Rare, turned one-year-old on March 20. To celebrate, Rare is putting together one heck of a birthday bash. Coined the "Anniversary Update" and releasing on April 30, it will be the biggest addition of new content to Sea of Thieves yet, adding long-requested story missions in the form of Tall Tales, a new, action-packed competitive mode called The Arena, and features like fishing and cooking.
We chatted with Sea of Thieves executive producer Joe Neate to talk not only about the upcoming update, but also about lessons the team learned from launch a year ago and where the game might go in the future.
We're back again with another thrilling installment of our Weekly Official Wiki Roundup, with plenty more new games and excitement for everyone. This week, we've got three titles for you to check out, including a very exciting one: Escape From Tarkov. We won't keep you too long here in the intro, because we know you've got places to go and games to play. Without further ado, here's what we have for you this week!
Reaching max level and completing the story in The Division 2 might be enough for some players to feel like they've completed the game, but players looking to engage in The Division 2's "end-game" will find a bountiful feast of content to enjoy. The end-game in The Division 2 presents a satisfying and constantly rewarding item loop that will have players salivating at the sight of every item container they find within the world, each containing the promise of possible loot upgrades--and many of them delivering on that promise. With so many options available to you at the end-game, it can be rather overwhelming for a fresh level 30 to get started. In this guide, I will break down each activity available to players looking to progress their character and provide my recommendation on the most efficient ways of doing so!
Bethesda continues to support and work on Fallout 76, trimming the fat and making it work (better). April will see the continuation of their first major content drop, Wild Appalachia, as well as a number of new gameplay features coming in with Patch 8 on the 9th of this month.
How's everyone out there in Gamepedia-land feeling? Enjoying the springtime and all the amazing games on the horizon? We've got a couple great picks for you today as we journey through this week's Official Wikis. As usual, keep both hands inside the ride at all times and have a safe trip through another installment of our Weekly Official Wiki Roundup!
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is a difficult game. It's also somewhat vague and requires a lot of wandering before you can really get your bearings. With the following guide, I can only hope that we can cut down some of that wandering by pointing out some very useful advice that I wish I had when I started playing this instant classic from the twisted mind of Hidetaka Miyazaki.
The Division 2 is a massive game with countless activities to keep you occupied long before you ever reach max level. While the game has a decent amount of tutorials that explain systems in the game, it can be quite easy for new players to get lost in the sheer number of things to do. In this starter guide, we will be equipping you with valuable knowledge so you can get the most out of your time in the game!
The neverending march is nothing new. Two decades ago, in simpler times, when a game needed no online activation, could fit on one CD, and you could spend the better part of a day figuring out why your system is rejecting genuine drivers, many valuable games were left behind in the march.
Azrael's Tear is one of those, a first person adventure game that had the misfortune of going up against the first Quake at the games store in the summer of 1996...