Action RPG

If you’re just starting out with the Insect Glaive, it’s important to understand that the main component of this weapon is the Kinsect – a small bug companion perched on your arm that flies around collecting white, red, orange, or green energy. The green energy will restore your health, while the other three colors fill up your essence meter located in the top left corner of your screen. This meter allows you to unleash powerful new attacks, such as a combo move in Wilds that uses up the essence for high damage output.

As a thrilled gamer, I can’t contain my excitement for the upcoming launch of Monster Hunter Wilds, one of Capcom’s highly anticipated titles from their flagship series. This game has been a long-awaited release, and I had the privilege to participate in two open beta tests (OBT 1 in October 2024 and OBT 2 in February 2025) that were divided into multiple phases.

In these beta tests, I got the chance to shape both my Hunter and Palico characters using an intricate character customization system, giving me endless possibilities to make them truly mine. This experience only fueled my anticipation for the full game release, as I’m eager to take on even more challenges in this captivating world of Monster Hunter Wilds.

With the recent debut of AMD Ryzen™ and Radeon™, they’re providing a gratis version of Monster Hunter Wilds upon purchase of any of these specified processors or graphics cards from their lineup.

Despite having experience in creating expansive open-world games, Obsidian Entertainment has shifted its design strategy in more recent projects, focusing on “open zone” or “open area” layouts. Essentially, instead of providing a single massive, continuous open world for players to explore, they offer several smaller, interconnected areas. While this style might not appeal to everyone, it enables games like Avowed to combine the freedom of exploration with a more focused, manageable environment.

Back in February 28, one of the highly acclaimed games that were launched was “Star Wars: Dark Forces” by LucasArts. This first-person shooter (FPS) game, released for DOS and Windows systems on PCs, was heavily influenced by the 1993 hit game “Doom”. For both Star Wars fans and FPS enthusiasts, it was groundbreaking as it introduced the character of Kyle Katarn, a Stormtrooper turned Jedi, and allowed players to look up, down, and jump – features not commonly seen in games at that time. Although its story is no longer considered canonical, “Dark Forces” was one of the pioneers in the Star Wars universe, delving into how the Rebels obtained the Death Star plans and introducing the Dark Trooper droids, a unit that later appeared in various games and even the popular Disney+ series “The Mandalorian”.

As a torrent of information now occupies the player’s thoughts, they are subsequently called upon to penetrate the massive fortified city of Paradis. Similar to other locations in the world of Eora within the game Avowed, Paradis boasts a deep and intriguing past; however, players must delve into its history to unravel its complete tale.