Baldur’s Gate 3 Team Highlight Best Multiclass Builds

Age of Empires II Definitive Edition just gets bigger and better with each coming announcement from Forgotten Empires. The game already has various DLC to choose from, ranging from the Dynasties of India to the Return of Rome, but continues to impress with more. We’re now getting yet another expansion dubbed The Mountain Royals, which will bring us from the vast waters of Lake Van to the snowy peaks of the Caucasus Mountains.

is a wonderfully complex game, with a plethora of different choices to make throughout. It's no wonder then that there are lots of different endings to account for all the decisions made along the way. Some are for individual characters as their story comes to a close, while others represent the end of the overall journey to save Faerûn.

The most skilled criminals in use stealth to easily slip in and out of heists. After all, any half-baked squad of burglars can kick open the front door and begin rattling off shots. In contrast, true criminal masterminds can undetected pull off the most daring heist. So, if you're thinking about upping your game and taking the silent approach, you'll need one of the best stealth builds in to do the job properly.

With a proper Monk Multiclass build, players can deal incredible damage per turn with multiple unarmed strikes. Monks are a rather unique class in, relying on high mobility to navigate difficult terrain and striking down multiple targets with a flurry of high-damage blows. They’re already incredibly strong, but Multiclassing can elevate their damage output to new heights.

Commander Zhalk is the tutorial boss of . Defeating him is entirely optional, but it does yield great rewards. This includes enough experience points to reach level 2 and one of the best greatswords for most of the main story.

“Where the hell is the Silent Hill 2 remake?” is a question many of us have asked in recent months, with updates on the survival horror title having dried up entirely since its announcement a year ago. It seems, however, that Konami and developer Bloober Team may be planning another look at the game in the near future.

Bloober Team released Layers of Fear earlier this year, serving as a remake of Layers of Fear 1 and 2 (along with the Inheritance DLC) while tying it with a new protagonist, The Writer. It also featured new DLC focused on The Painter’s wife, who could be the subject of more Layers of Fear content.

A tank build is an integral part of any squad in . That's because, within a few heists, you'll quickly learn that only some people go over smoothly. You could argue that most heists turn into a shootout at one point or another. When that happens, it's time for the tank build to take front and center stage.

The wait for The Wolf Among Us 2 has been a long one, and at times, it’s looked entirely unlikely that the sequel would ever happen, though there has been strong hope that the reformed Telltale Games will be able to deliver the long-awaited game. However, it seems to have hit some significant productions issues.

Using a Cleric Multiclass in is an excellent way of optimizing your character’s potential as a divine damage dealer or a team supporter. Multiclassing is a feature available in Larian Studio’s popular turn-based RPG that essentially allows you to undertake two distinct classes and level them up with a single character. Doing so will open up your list of potential skills, thus giving you completely different approaches to the game. Using some of the best Multiclass combinations allows you to expand your character’s range of abilities, making them a more skilled healer or perhaps a more versatile DPS.

You can’t join the Trauma Team in Cyberpunk 2077 but you can do the next best thing — you can get one of their cool outfits. This high-powered group of Medical Tier 1 Operators are infamous in Night City, rescuing the rich and insured from the worst situations imaginable. And if you want to earn one of their outfits, you’ll need to complete your own challenging gauntlet in the virtual world. The only way to get a Trauma Team outfit is by earning a high score in a video game. Yes, really.

Double Fine's director of development Kevin Johnson has spent the best part of two decades working as a producer at major studios including EA and Telltale Games. During that time, he's learned a thing or two about what it takes to support a team working in the perennial pressure cooker that is game development while also undertaking a journey of personal growth.