The new trailer beautifully showcases the world of The Living Lands and the freedom players have to create their own unique character, The Envoy. It demonstrates a diverse range of builds, with different races, skills, and playstyles – something RPG fans will love! You’ll determine how to interact with The Living Lands, and your choices will have lasting consequences.
This update is a significant download – 13 GB on PlayStation 5, 16 GB on Xbox Series X/S, and 15 GB on PC (or 18 GB if you have the High Resolution Texture Pack installed). It also adds a new side quest that connects to the story of the upcoming Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection. To access the quest, players need to be at least Hunter Rank 9. You can find a complete list of changes in the patch notes below.
While the game’s world clearly draws inspiration from Elden Ring, ENDALOR also features combat similar to other FromSoftware titles, relying heavily on stamina management. Many open-world survival games include stamina systems, but ENDALOR appears to be significantly more challenging than most in the genre. Players will be able to experience this firsthand when the game launches in Steam Early Access in the first quarter of this year, and see if they can survive and build a life within its demanding world.
Soon, you’ll be able to revisit the challenging world of Myrtana and play the very first game in this beloved RPG series, just as we celebrate its 25th anniversary.
Released in 2021, Eldest Souls is a dark fantasy action RPG that’s now available at no extra cost to PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium members. If you enjoy challenging, ‘Soulslike’ games, this hidden gem is a must-play, especially for PS Plus subscribers.
I’ve got a bit of a complicated relationship with Kingdom Come: Deliverance. I really tried to get into the first game a few years back, but honestly, it felt too awkward and I ended up stopping before I made much progress. It was pretty clunky – reminded me of Oblivion in that way – and while the sequel, KCD2, still has some of that, it feels much more refined overall. But what’s really struck me about both Oblivion Remastered and KCD2 isn’t necessarily about how smoothly they play, or don’t!
Expect new events, cosmetics, a new boss challenge, and more to be part of the offerings.
You can download a demo that lets you play the beginning of the RPG. It will teach you how the game works, including how to explore, battle in a turn-based system, and capture monsters.
The demo for Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection lets you create a character and try out the game’s new combat features, including the Wyvernsoul Gauge and Synchro Rush. You’ll also get a first look at the Habitat Restoration system, which was revealed last December.
You can now play The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC through Windows or Steam. More than 9 million people have already experienced the game.