Check out the Gameplay Release Trailer for the modern-day remake of the original action-adventure RPG, Gothic 1, developed by Alkimia Interactive. In this reimagined version, players embark on a journey back to the Valley of the Mines to experience a deep and dramatic storyline, impact the world through their actions, and battle various types and … Read more
Completing the Platinum Trophy for the game ‘Wuchang: Fallen Feathers’ typically requires approximately 45 to 60 hours of playtime.
Due to a tsunami warning in Japan, Nightreign’s upcoming update – featuring the much anticipated duos mode and significant user interface enhancements – has been postponed.
Towards the end of the previous week, developers unveiled an anticipated update for Nightreign enthusiasts – one incorporating a two-player mode, or duos, into the game. Scheduled to launch today, Patch 1.02 was intended to introduce duos and some user interface enhancements such as more filtering options for Relics. However, as FromSoftware announced in a recent online post, this patch will no longer be released on July 30th.
Wuchang: Fallen Feathers centers around our main character, Wuchang, who has contracted a peculiar illness called the “Feathering.” Although this condition gradually transforms her into a bird and presents certain disadvantages, it also brings about some benefits. In critical moments when she manages to evade an impending attack, Wuchang accumulates a stack of Skyborn Might. This empowerment can be utilized for casting spells, swiftly switching weapons, or executing rapid knockback attacks. Accumulating and retaining your Skyborn Might can also enhance your character’s physical strength or stamina regeneration based on how you customize your character.
2025 saw the launch of Monster Hunter Wilds, which was met with widespread praise initially due to its innovative approach aimed at making the game more accessible for newcomers. This update brought numerous enhancements and fresh features, but also left some areas open to debate. Despite an encouraging start, the game’s standing on Steam has shifted dramatically in recent times, earning an “Overwhelmingly Negative” rating. Players have voiced their concerns about various aspects of the game, including poor PC optimization, uninspiring content and monsters, and a perceived lack of immersion in its open world. Despite these criticisms, Capcom has pledged to continue supporting Monster Hunter Wilds and has already shared plans for updates in the near future.
In the game “Wuchang Fallen Feathers”, players can acquire the Bone Whistle at an early stage. The main method to obtain the Bone Whistle is by approaching Nian Suichang at the Narrow Stretch while on your journey from Lightzen Temple to Shu Sanctum. You’ll find him near a tree, and offering to assist him in finding healing elixirs for his injured brother will earn you the Bone Whistle. This item allows you to summon Nian Suichang during crucial battles.
During an interview with Geoff Keighley at YouTube’s E3 Live Stream in June 2016, Todd Howard acknowledged the lingering question about whether Bethesda was developing The Elder Scrolls 6. Since then, his statement has gained a notoriety comparable only to Valve’s knack for counting to three. It is important to note that he did stress it was still “far in the future,” but the fact remains, like an elephant in the room, it is a topic that continues to be discussed due to the lack of clear evidence other than a 7-year-old, 37-second teaser trailer.
In a chat with Game Rant, Soulframe’s Community Director Megan Everett and Senior Community Manager Sarah Asselin delved deeply into how significant the community has been in the making of Soulframe. Given their responsibility for handling the game’s community aspects, there may be no one more knowledgeable about the community’s impact than these two. They highlighted the significance of feedback from Preludes in molding the game, and they provided concrete instances of recent adjustments that were substantially impacted by playtester input.
Capcom has extended the Monster Hunter Wilds Festival of Accord Flamefete Summer Seasonal Event by an extra week, running beyond its initial August 6 conclusion date. The additional endgame content that was initially scheduled for Title Update 3, slated for late September, has been moved up as per the recent announcement from Capcom. Further details about the update, including weapon balance adjustments, will be shared here closer to the update’s release.