Night Vision Goggles make it easier to see in the dark and let you aim more effectively, even tilting your weapon for better control. You can also get versions with laser pointers, but they cost coupons. Be aware that enemies will also have Night Vision Goggles, so be prepared! This update also introduces new behavior for enemy NPCs: they’ll actively hunt and scavenge loot from fallen mutants.
As a long-time fan, I’m really excited about these new night vision goggles! GSC Game World says they’ll be a game-changer, whether you’re just starting out in the Zone or you’re a veteran stalker. Let’s be real, the Zone gets *dark* – especially when you’re out in the wilderness, which is pretty much always. These NVGs look like they’re going to be seriously useful for surviving out there.
GSC Game World has released a new trailer for the ‘Night of the Hunter Update‘ (Update 1.6) for their survival game, Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl. This update adds tools like night vision and improved aiming to help players navigate and overcome new challenges in the game’s dangerous world. The update is available now on … Read more
The game isn’t available on PS5 just yet, but it’s good to get a preview of the enhancements PlayStation players can expect when it launches on November 20th.
A new trailer showcases all the fresh content available in today’s update, and the update also includes a variety of gameplay balance adjustments.
Many of today’s most visually impressive games now *require* technologies like Nvidia’s DLSS to run smoothly. So, it’s surprising to see these features added to the remastered “Legends of the Zone” pack, especially since the original game, “Shadow of Chornobyl,” is quite old – it was released in 2007.
Honestly, I couldn’t resist! After giving it a lot of thought, I have to say the game you absolutely need to play right now is S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl. It’s just that good!
To rectify a few more issues with the remasters of Shadow of Chornobyl, Clear Sky, and Call of Prypiat, GSC has just released a 1.3 patch for the entire remastered trilogy.
The trailer for Resident Evil: Requiem Switch 2 (available below), also launched on PC simultaneously by developer Capcom, starts off with a phone ringing in an empty darkness. FBI analyst Grace Ashcroft listens to the call, briefly puzzled when it disconnects prematurely.
Resident Evil: Requiem’s new stalker is FRIGHTENING. Read More 2025-09-03 17:54