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FromSoftware games are widely recognized for their tough challenges, with each game providing unique, demanding experiences that can be quite punishing. This is seen in the unpredictable bosses that dish out heavy damage and tricky platforming that can lead to player death easily. Despite the release of Elden Ring, which has been considered more accessible than previous games due to options for avoiding challenges and improving character stats before mandatory encounters, hardcore gamers still seek to increase its complexity. One fan has even gone a step further in making Elden Ring’s gameplay even more challenging.

It seems almost inevitable that there will be an Elder Scrolls 7 at some point, given the game’s enduring appeal among players. However, due to the ongoing enigma surrounding The Elder Scrolls 6 and Bethesda’s current development plans (with Fallout and Starfield in the mix), it might be several decades before we see Elder Scrolls 7. As for the setting of The Elder Scrolls 6, despite persistent rumors pointing towards Hammerfell, fans are still left guessing.

Eurogamer received an explanation about the project from Geoff Crookes, Soulframe’s creative director, and Sarah Asselin, their community manager. When asked if Soulframe was planning a 2025 launch, Crookes expressed some uncertainty, saying, “I might not be entirely certain, but our goal is to release it as soon as possible.” He went on to say that they would assess their progress in the fall before making a final decision.

On July 31, 2025, the veil between worlds grows thin, and darkness continues to crave. Prepare for the start of a new Everdark era – the Nightlords with amplified abilities are ready to release their darkest forces over Limveld.

In Soulframe, to reveal the map, you’ll have to locate and engage with the distinctive World Trees scattered across the terrain. At present, there are 15 such trees, but additional ones might appear during the Preludes. These trees are easily recognizable due to their twisted, almost decayed appearance compared to the surrounding forest.

In summary, Virtuos announced that around 7% of their global workforce, primarily those in teams affected by reduced occupancy and diminished demand due to industry changes, are being impacted. This equates to approximately 200 roles in Asia and 70 roles in Europe, with a small number (less than 10) in France, where the core team for Oblivion Remastered is stationed.

Today, Virtuous announced that they are adapting to fulfill the evolving requirements of their partners within the video game industry and globally, by reducing their staff count significantly, primarily impacting their Asian workforce.

In the trailer for the upcoming action-adventure RPG “Where Winds Meet,” set in tenth-century China, we find General Wang Qing leading his troops north of a river crossing. They fought valiantly until the sun dipped and the sky bled red with twilight, but both he and his men met their end standing tall. General Wang … Read more

In a conversation with PC Gamer, long-time Bethesda developer Bruce Nesmith shared an interesting tidbit about the development of Radiant AI, which powers the intelligent behavior of NPCs in games like Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion and Skyrim. He said that this system was inspired by a sketch, or doodle, made by Todd Howard. “The Radiant AI system came from a napkin drawing that Todd handed to us,” Nesmith explained, as he was involved in the creation of the 2006 and 2011 masterpieces himself.

July’s beginning was a hit with new Game Pass games, making members eager for more great titles. However, some fans have been slightly disappointed with the recent lineup, despite anticipation. Yet, upcoming releases like “Wuchang: Fallen Feathers” and “RoboCop: Rogue City” are still generating excitement. Meanwhile, agricultural gaming enthusiasts can look forward to playing “Farming Simulator 25“.