Fortnite Winterfest 2023 Quests Leak Days Before the Event Begins

Modders are working to restore this year’s most controversial game, the apocalyptic (in more ways than one) zombie shooter The Day Before. 

Monster Hunter Now is celebrating the end of the year with «A Happy Hunting New Year» event. This festivity brings back some familiar monstrous faces while also offering increased monster appearance rates, ensuring that hunters worldwide will have plenty to do ahead of 2024.

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth's co-director, Motomu Toriyama, has revealed that the game's side quests were inspired by the ones found in The Witcher 3, which are still held up as some of the genre's best.

Thirsty Suitors started out as a concept surrounding a playable card game, its director has revealed.

Update — Publisher Mytona has posted an update on The Day Before situation, pledging to work with Steam to open up refunds to any players who choose to do so.

The festivities have finally returned to the battle royale with Fortnite Winterfest 2023, and we've got all you need to know about the start date, UK launch time and all the details on what to expect.

Every year, Fortnite is the host of a Winterfest event, featuring an array of festive challenges to complete and free goodies to add to your locker. Although Winterfest 2023 doesn’t feature a log cabin for you to visit, you can still open the gifts that would usually be inside.

Fortnite’s annual Winterfest event is back and all players can earn free rewards and complete festive challenges this holiday season. Below, you’ll find all the quests that are live and how much XP is tied to each one.

Winterfest is Fortnite’s annual Christmas event that gives players a chance to take part in various festive activities while earning some time-limited, themed cosmetics. For Winterfest 2023, players can earn free gifts every day, but they’ll need to show dedication.

Fortnite Winterfest is a very anticipated event that celebrates the cold festive season. We all want to know when it’ll start, so has it been confirmed?

The Day Before, once Steam's most wish-listed open-world survival MMO, has been delisted from Valve's platform. The game launched in early access to an almost immediate flood of negative reviews last week, with most players claiming that it wasn't really an MMO but an extraction shooter reminiscent of Escape from Tarkov, combined with the post-apocalyptic threats of The Last of Us. The misleading gameplay claims were made worse by several game-breaking glitches that caused characters to clip off from the map, an incomplete and sparse world devoid of action, and inconsistent online features. Merely five days after release, the game is no longer available to buy on Steam and Fntastic, the studio behind the game, has announced it is shutting down and working on refunds for customers who bought the game.

Editor’s Note: Faster than we could publish our early access review, the developer announced it was shutting down and The Day Before was removed from sale . The servers remain up for those who have bought it and not yet refunded, but since our reviewer went to the trouble of playing it, it seems only right that you should get to read what he thought of the experience while it lasted.