Diablo 4 Releases Update 1.3.4

April 12 is going to be a big day for players of Diablo 3, as the critically acclaimed hack and slash is set to receive a new update on that day. Blizzard Entertainment's third mainline entry in its beloved series of action RPGs was released over a decade ago, but the title still continues to receive new content and tweaks even after the launch of its successor, Diablo 4, last year.

Stardew Valley creator Eric Barone has released patch 1.6.3 for PC that implements a variety of improvements and bug fixes for the popular indie game. Some of the issues fixed in this update were introduced with Stardew Valley's major patch earlier in March.

Developer Hexworks has rolled out Lords of the Fallen update v1.1.637 across all platforms. This latest update brings improvements, fixes, and optimizations to enhance the gameplay experience for Lords of the Fallen players.

Gran Turismo 7 developer Polyphony Digital has just released a brand-new update for the game that adds three new cars, as well as new events and feature updates. Polyphony's dedication to maintaining the game through updates like these is one of the biggest reasons why Gran Turismo 7 remains one of the best racing titles right now despite having just turned two years old.

Phasmophobia has just received a new update that made several changes to the game and added a special event just in time for Easter. The popular ghost hunting title has held special events in the past for April Fools' Day, Halloween, and Christmas.

Diablo 4 has released update 1.3.5, the highlight of which is the addition of support for Nvidia's ray tracing technology. Although Diablo 4 welcomes ray tracing months after its release, another Nvidia technology has been available since Diablo 4's launch. Specifically, players had already been able to enjoy the DLSS 3 features in Diablo 4, a technology designed to improve aspects such as frame rate during gameplay and resolution on low-end GPUs.

NVIDIA revealed today that the sci-fi first-person shooter/tower defense/base building hybrid game Outpost: Infinity Siege will support DLSS 3 (Frame Generation + Super Resolution) and Reflex at launch.

Nintendo launches update 7.1.0 for Splatoon 3, which addresses a long list of bugs to various game modes including Side Order, as well as tweaking Salmon Run and the upcoming Splatfest. Originally launching in September 2022, Splatoon 3 continues to prove itself as one of the fastest selling games on the Nintendo Switch. Splatoon 3 not only became Japan's best-selling game in 2022, but over the first three months, it also flew by 10 million copies sold worldwide.

Blizzard has revealed the upcoming itemization changes and new additions to crafting in the Season 4 Campfire Chat livestream. Here is a summary of everything you need to know about the upcoming itemization and crafting updates! Season 4 PTR Overview, Itemization Rework — Campfire Chat Liveblog

The development team behind Diablo Immortal has taken a strong stance against any and all exploitation of the game's economy in a newly released statement. The Diablo Immortal team makes it very clear that they're cracking down on cheaters and hackers who exploit the game's in-game currency, warning players against engaging in prohibited activities.

Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth has put out a new patch that addresses save file issues, dungeon experience gains, and more. Touted as the largest game in the franchise, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth brings the franchise's newest protagonist, Ichiban Kasuga, on an adventure to Hawaii, giving players access to a large new set of jobs, mini-games, subquests, and a whole lot more.

Starfield update 1.10.31 is now available for download across all platforms. This is an absolutely massive patch that introduces over 500 changes to Starfield, ranging from new gameplay features and UI tweaks to performance improvements and bug fixes.