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Players who purchase a Founders Pack will instantly gain access to Soulframe: Preludes and receive unique cosmetic items, including armor and weapons. These packs also include Wyld Pacts, which are essentially starting classes that let you customize your playstyle from the beginning – you can choose to be a heavily armored fighter, a quick and stealthy character, or a magic user. Digital Extremes designed these packs to speed up your initial progress, not to give players an unfair advantage, and this is a similar system they’ve used successfully in Warframe.

PointCrow, a YouTuber, announced on November 27th that his fish, Tortellini, had passed away after a battle with a severe bacterial infection. He shared that Tortellini had been sick for weeks and his condition suddenly worsened, even with treatment.

The most important issue to address is the audio problem on consoles, but it will likely take more than one update to fully resolve.

Nate Purkeypile, the sole developer of the game The Axis Unseen, released it on PC through Steam and the Epic Games Store on October 22, 2024. Purkeypile previously worked at Bethesda Game Studios, contributing to popular titles like Fallout 3, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Fallout 4, Fallout 76, and Starfield. A version for Xbox Series is in development, though a release date hasn’t been announced yet.

The Forsaken Hollows update introduces two new playable characters, the Nightfarers, and gives players a reason to revisit the world of Limveld to battle the Nightlords. While that’s the core of it, the update offers much more! The new Nightfarers are exceptionally well-designed, adding fresh strategies and gameplay options. Players will explore new swamp biomes – a welcome return – where status effects pose a greater danger. Plus, there are several new mini-bosses and challenging third-day bosses to defeat.

The Heavenquaker Spear and Strategic Sword are a popular choice for players because their damage increases smoothly and consistently. This combination is well-balanced, offering both powerful close-range attacks and effective damage-over-time effects.

Fans are always eager for any news about their favorite games, whether it comes directly from developers like Todd Howard at Bethesda, or from subtle hints online. This recent post on X (formerly Twitter) from Geoff Keighley is a perfect example – he’s probably building excitement for the upcoming Game Awards.

Everstone Studio’s debut game, Where Winds Meet, is breaking new ground by using AI instead of traditional writers. The game features NPCs and quest givers that are essentially AI chatbots designed to behave like people from the tenth century. While this approach raises concerns about game development practices, it’s currently producing some surprisingly funny interactions.

The game, released worldwide last month, is receiving a major update in China that lets players create basic vehicles like cars, boats, and planes.

You can now play Where Winds Meet on PlayStation 5 and PC. It’s available for download on Steam, the Epic Games Store, and the Microsoft Store globally.