Baldur's Gate 3 Player One Shots Grym With A Bear

Palworld is a game that essentially sends you out into the big open world, pats you on the back, and says "good luck". With only a handful of tutorials to guide you, you're mostly left to fend for yourself, find shelter, and craft weapons to take down the more fierce Pals out there. It promotes creativity, asking fans to find their own solutions to the game's toughest challenges, and I doubt you'll find a more unique way to take down a boss than this.

A talented Baldur's Gate 3 fan has shared their amazing creation, which shows the game's cover recreated with LEGO figures. Baldur's Gate 3 has been a colossal hit for Larian Studios, with the game already building a devout fanbase for a franchise that had been dormant for some time.

Cities: Skylines II developer Colossal Order has a uniquely close relationship with its community. The original Cities: Skylines came out in 2015 and gobbled up the audience that was left behind by EA’s SimCity, which came out in 2013 and was a busted mess. Cities: Skylines scratched that urban-planning itch, plus it cost just $30. The game came first to PC, Mac and Linux with modest hardware requirements, and it hit consoles within two years. Critically, Cities: Skylines also supported mods through the Steam Workshop, allowing players to add their own tools to the game and share those features with others.

Just days after its early access release, Pocket Pair’s Palworld has set another momentous milestone by surpassing Elden Ring’s and Cyberpunk 2077’s concurrent player count on Steam. While the title was not one of 2024’s anticipated games for some, it has surprisingly become a worldwide hit, quickly topping the charts.

In a recent development, the controversial Gaia skin, also known as the «evil Groot» skin, made a return to Call of Duty Warzone this week, accompanied by adjustments intended to address previous concerns. Despite the attempts to rectify the situation, Call of Duty Warzone players have maintained a sense of dissatisfaction and discomfort with the changes made to the skin.

We should know by now never to count out Indiana Jones. First The Last Crusade was proven to be a misnomer when it was followed up by 2008’s Kingdom of the Crystal Skull and then even that was replaced as Indy’s final adventure with 2023’s Dial of Destiny.

Microsoft's January Xbox Developer Direct has been and gone, bringing first looks and long-awaited release news for some of the company's most highly anticipated titles. MachineGames' Indiana Jones was the biggie of course, showcasing first gameplay and featuring confirmation of a 2024 release, but there was more besides, with Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2, Avowed, and Oxide Games' Ara: History Untold all putting in an appearance.

The upcoming features a digital recreation of the eponymous character that looks and sounds a lot like Harrison Ford, allowing players to immerse themselves in a new adventure with the iconic archaeologist. The game will occur between the events of the movies and while presenting yet another dangerous worldwide quest that Indy is drawn into. As well-known as this hero of archeology is, nothing created in the franchise would be the same without the image and voice of Harrison Ford.

Unlocking some of the Adamantine Forge weapons and armor in is an excellent way of gearing your characters up with well-crafted items in the game's early stages. The Adamantine Forge is an important part of Act 1, though accessing it is completely optional. It is a part of the Underdark’s Grymforge region, where you have to deal with True Soul Nere. If you continue to explore Grymforge and delve deeper, you may encounter the Adamantine Forge, some scattered items, and the area’s special boss, Grym.

DLC for has received an epilogue, but there's one crucial problem that casts a shadow on what is otherwise a nice sendoff for the games. Released in two parts, and, introduces the new areas of Kitakami and Blueberry Academy and adds more characters, Pokémon, and features to the game. Although the DLC doesn't fix every issue present in, it does help flesh out an experience that could otherwise feel lacking.

A new Inside the Game trailer for Diablo 4 Season 3 and an interview from PC Gamer unveiled some new details about the upcoming seasonal mechanic. Both sources combined showcase 3 of the 12 Governing Stones and 7 of the 27 Tuning Stones (including one of the 2 elusive Uber Uniques) coming in Season 3 at various levels — check out the tooltips down below! All Governing and Tuning Stones in Season 3 What Are Seneschal Companions?Based on the video footage, we can also assume the following regarding Governing and Tuning Stones in Diablo 4 Season 3:

In, the Camp is a place where you can rest after a hard day’s adventuring and gather around a roaring fire with your companions and camp followers. As you explore the Sword Coast with your band of misfit adventurers, you can expect many new characters to visit your camp, some of whom may even join your entourage permanently.