Baldur's Gate 3 Is Going To Get Even Better On PS5 & Xbox

While may currently be devouring players' lives with its excellent reimagining of the classic story, one mini-game is proving so captivating that even Square Enix can envision making it even bigger. One of the major positives about the latest entry in the so-called «Remake Trilogy» is the addition of several carefully designed mini-games that both flesh out the world and prove to be a hoot in their own right. There's a good variety on offer but none has gained a following quite like the card game Queen's Blood.

Publisher PLAION and Wroclaw-based developer Critical Hit Games have announced Nobody Wants to Die, a detective noir adventure game coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC via Steam in 2024.

Development on 's PC release is progressing, so much so that its launch may be a lot closer than fans originally suspected. After the latest mainline entry in Square Enix's long-running franchise managed to divide the fanbase due to its PlayStation 5 exclusivity, those who lacked Sony's consoles have been forced to wait it out. Fortunately, Clive's adventure in Valisthea will soon be available on PC, presumably with a host of performance tweaks and graphical improvements.

is already known to feature a map much bigger than the original game but not even the developers can agree on how much the space has grown. While the first boasted an expansive open world for players to explore at their will, it was also criticized for feeling empty and barren given the vast amount of space players needed to traverse to reach major locations. Capcom has confirmed that the sequel is looking to fix this issue by not only expanding the map but also including more interesting landmarks to discover.

players looking to mix up their playthrough can now do so with a mod that makes the game's second act feel totally new. Larian Studios' award-winning RPG is already swimming in mods to both revamp the existing adventure and build upon it with fan-made expansions. Fortunately, a new mod is looking to refresh some of 's longer moments with some extra spice.

A new mod for takes aim at Astarion's appearance, making him look less like the monster that stole Christmas. In the months after its launch, Larian Studio's massive role-playing game has been the recipient of innumerable mods that adjust everything from the overall graphics to minute tweaks like how NPCs' eyes respond to the player. Yet while there are plenty that change the appearance of the game's more notable characters, this particular mod takes aim at a very specific issue with Astarion.

All things are not equal in the world of’s companions with some getting significantly more love than others. With 10 potential companions to recruit, it’s hardly surprising that some have had a little more attention and care put into them than others. However, when the numbers are actually broken down, the discrepancies become staggeringly obvious, leaving some companions clear winners and others the losers.

Hotfix #21 for Baldur's Gate 3 has arrived for PC and PS5 with yet more fixes for common issues players have found themselves experiencing lately. This update also restores a few quality-of-life features Baldur's Gate 3 players enjoyed that had been previously removed. The release of Hotfixes #20 and #21 for Xbox is delayed for the time being due to a bug causing the game to crash on the console.

fans who want to take their love of The Wasteland to the next level can now order and design their own customizable Xbox controller. Following Microsoft's acquisition of Bethesda in 2020, the developer's brands have become almost synonymous with the Xbox console and is no exception as the games' retro sci-fi aesthetic makes for a theme that's unique and aesthetically appealing. Such is the case with a new range of controllers that allow users to create a color scheme and pattern that evokes their favorite in-game faction.

While PlayStation 5owners may be desperately waiting for the console's next major release, they might want to turn their attention toward the catalog of games that are due for a major remaster. Since Sony's console and many of its associated franchises span all the way back to the 1990s, it stands to reason that some characters and franchises would be forgotten amongst those that proved more popular. Sometimes, that's not enough to keep a series dormant since the actual game fans originally slept on was so good, Sony sees it fitting to give it a second chance.

may already be overflowing with different character creation options, but one dedicated player is going above and beyond to add another popular race to the game. Since developer Larian Studios has been so inviting to modders, fans of the role-playing game have spent plenty of time creating original content to expand upon the already massive experience. Despite how faithfully captures the essence of, some players want even more diversity.

Cooperative survival first-person shooter Sker Ritual will leave Early Access and launch for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC via Steam on April 18, developer Wales Interactive announced. PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions will follow at a later date.