It looks like 2019 is just flying by, Gamepedia readers! Luckily, we're able to keep the pace and continue bringing you all the heat as we cruise on toward the end of the month. If you've been waiting to see what we've got planned for you in terms of Official Wikis, you've come to the right place. We've got an eclectic mix of games up for your perusal here today, so without further ado, welcome to the Official Wikis!
The Division 2 wrapped up its Private Beta this last weekend, which was available to players who pre-ordered or received a friend invite. As someone who spent hundreds of hours in the first game, I was excited to hop in and take a look at what the next installment had to offer.
We've got five important beginner's tips for you to take down and implement the next time (or the first time) you jump into the game. There's a learning curve, sure, but it's nothing you can't handle, especially when equipped with the knowledge we're about to drop on you. Here's are five tips to improve your game in Apex Legends.
After leading design on the critically acclaimed Civilization V, Jon Shafer went indie. The result is the recently released At the Gates, a 4X strategy game focused on the final days of the Roman Empire. We recently spoke with Shafer on how At the Gates came together, how he broke into the game industry at a young age, and his advice for indie developers struggling to make it to the finish line.
Anthem is the next big game from BioWare, and is an entirely new IP from the studio. In Anthem, you pilot one of four different exosuits known as Javelins and team up with a maximum of three other people in cooperative adventures, or you can progress through the entire game on your own if you so choose. The game pairs classic BioWare storytelling with fast-paced and exciting gameplay that makes you feel like Iron Man as you fly around Anthem's gorgeous world.
The internet is abuzz with talk of a new pirate MMO called Atlas, which looks simultaneously wacky and wonderful. But have you ever given pause to investigate the game and check out everything it has to offer? If you haven't, know that you're missing out on a colorful, exciting, and out-there pirate adventure that you've got to jump into and see for yourself. Get the skinny on everything you need to know about one of the hottest multiplayer games out there at the moment, then jump in yourself!
It seems like every year is better than the next when it comes to the video game industry, and 2019 is looking to be no exception. This coming year will see the return of storied game franchises like Devil May Cry, Gears of War, and Metroid Prime, as well as see the birth of brand games to get lost in like The Outer Worlds, Anthem, and many, many more.
There are a ton of games to be excited about, so while it may be difficult to narrow it down to just a few, the Gamepedia editorial team has done just that. Read on to see what games we can't wait to play in 2019, and go ahead and buckle in, because it's going to be a fantastic year for gaming.
It seems like each and every year, video games keep breaking new ground. Just when you thought it can’t get any better than 2017, here comes 2018 to blow off the hatches. This year saw the release of huge, heavy-hitting titles like Red Dead Redemption 2, God of War, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and more. It also saw the release of equally compelling indie titles like Into the Breach, Celeste, Return of the Obra Dinn, and many, many others.
No matter your gaming preferences, 2018 saw some remarkable games that players won’t soon forget. So what games made the biggest impressions on the Gamepedia editorial team? Read on to find out!
Artifact has had some time to percolate in the wild, so naturally there's been a lot of time to examine the card set. It didn't take long for some stand outs to make themselves known, but some of the better cards have sort of snuck up on the meta as well. For any beginner who just cracked open their initial packs of cards and are wondering where to go from there, this list is for you.
Valve's brand new card battle game, Artifact, is already turning heads. Its unique ruleset and daring departures from card game norms is making it the talk of the town. Even though it's not hard to learn, it can be difficult to get everything you need to know in your head after just one game. Hopefully, this guide can help you get your bearings.