With the release of Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree on December 4th approaching, Bandai Namco and FromSoftware have given players a closer look at the new Scholar class. While details about the new Nightfarer character are still emerging, what’s been shown so far is likely to impress fans and make the Scholar a popular choice for many teams.
Where Winds Meet offers players a variety of things to do. One engaging activity is called ‘One Leaf, One Life,’ where you’ll complete different challenges. Many players find the ‘Raw Leaf Porridge’ objective particularly difficult.
As a big fan of WWM, I’ve put together a guide to help you unlock the Flaming Meteor Skill! I’ll walk you through exactly what you need to do, and I’ve even included a few tips to make the process a little smoother.
The game benefits from the support of a major publisher with a proven track record of successful free-to-play games. Plus, it’s visually stunning and easily accessible on Steam.
Soulframe is designed to be played with others, but you can absolutely enjoy it as a single-player experience. Similar to Warframe, you’ll start playing on your own, and then you can invite friends or connect with other players through in-game chat to team up.
Recently, many games have been mixing elements of classic “soulslike” combat with traditional action gameplay, leading to discussions about what truly defines each genre. Some newer soulslike games offer a noticeably faster and more aggressive combat experience than games like Elden Ring. They achieve this by streamlining weapon choices, increasing enemy speed, making fights more fluid, focusing on skillful blocking, and incorporating complex combo systems that expand as you level up your character. This creates a variety of combat styles to appeal to different players. Here are some excellent examples of soulslikes that feature quicker, more intense, and more action-packed battles than Elden Ring.
You won’t need every currency right away, but as you get deeper into the game and explore its different features, understanding how each one works and connects to the others becomes really important.
Modder Kevin Brock, known as Trainwiz, recently shared his latest creation for Morrowind: a mod that swaps out the cliff racers with Thomas the Tank Engine. He announced it on Bluesky, and jokingly explained his tendency to create such mods stems from a personal refusal to see corporate executives as actual people. (PC Gamer first reported on this.)
So, I put together this guide for anyone just starting out. It’s all about finding some really solid weapon and martial arts combos you can grab pretty early in the game. Basically, there are three main ways to play – Support, DPS (damage dealer), and Tank – and each martial art really shines in one of those roles. I’ll break down how to get each one and what it’s best for, so you can take notes and find what fits your playstyle!
Recent tests show the main problem with Monster Hunter Wilds isn’t how much video memory (VRAM) your graphics card has, but how the game handles textures. The game uses a modern compression technique that’s meant to be handled by the graphics card, similar to DirectStorage. However, the game’s settings incorrectly suggest it’s using the CPU for this task. This mismatch causes small, noticeable stutters when you move the camera quickly, even with powerful cards that have 12GB of VRAM. Lowering the texture settings doesn’t fully fix the issue, as brief dips in performance still occur.