Lords of the Fallen update lets you use DLSS again, at your own risk

Baldur's Gate 3 is a long ol' game. By the end of the story, you've probably spent more than 100 hours staring at your character, whether they be a custom Tav or one of the origin protagonists. So, with any luck, you like the look of them, and wouldn't say no to a way to immortalise that love for all in your camp to see. That's where the latest patch comes in.

Lords of the Fallen developer HEXWORKS continues its tireless efforts to improve the game post-release. Yet another patch was pushed to live last afternoon, updating the game to version 1.1.282.

The Sims 4 has long offered millennials the unattainable fantasy of owning their own home. On December 7th, it'll instead offer something much closer to reality. That's when the For Rent expansion will launch, adding multi-family lots so you can construct apartment buildings, rent out your spare basement, or have an authentically terrible time as a tenant.

If you've already explored Grounded's garden to the fullest (I haven't, despite my best efforts, because it turns out I don't entirely love man-sized spiders bearing down on me without warning), here's a little something you might be interested in: developer Obisdian is releasing a free update on 13th November giving players the creative tools to build backyards of their own.

In smashing news for the galaxy's irrational planet-haters, some adept tinkerer has created a Starfield mod that lets you build your own space-stations. Mind you, it appears the associated functionality was secretly part of Bethesda's sci-fi RPG all along, perhaps destined to be unlocked by a DLC pack, like a slumbering fairytale royal awaiting true love's kiss.

Streaming services constantly try to make their new shows the next big thing, but the power of the nostalgia watch is unrivaled. It’s not just about Friends andThe Office — every so often, an old show just starts to gain traction again, and it seems like everyone across social media is rewatching it at the same time. Columbo, The Sopranos, and Breaking Bad, for instance, have all risen back into the zeitgeist within the last couple of years.

During the Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen community Q&A last night, Creative Director Chris «Joppa» Perkins was asked whether the studio would consider bringing on volunteer developers to help speed up the dev process. In answer, Perkins states that it is «something» the team is looking at.

The Partisan class in has the best builds for those looking to make their character a balanced mix of physical Attributes in the game. Playing as a dutiful Mournstead fighter allows you to wield almost any skill through well-rounded stats. Strong, dependable, and consistent, the Partisan offers a wide variety of paths for you to choose when making a build.

As with many titles in the style, is an enormous game with numerous impressive areas to explore, multiple unique endings, and a plethora of devilishly difficult bosses to defeat. features a little over 30 bosses, and although some can be dispatched with relative ease, others will prove to be immense challenges for even the most experienced of players — both in single and even co-op mode.

Dark Souls is an interconnected game—if you datamine out a full model of Lordran, you're able to look at the entire breadth of it like it's a model train set, from the swamps of Blighttown to the hallowed halls of Anor Londo.

After having recently released its New Game Plus altering update for Lords of the Fallen on PC, developer Hexworks has now released the update on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S as well. The update brings a major shakeup to the game’s implementation of New Game Plus, removing vestiges until NG+3, at which point the game offers its biggest challenges.

Souls-like games tend to be full of secrets and side-gigs, and the Tortured Prisoner is a prime example in . Unless you caught it out of the corner of your eye or were intentionally looking for some hidden pathways, you will most likely walk right past the Tortured Prisoner. Even if you find out where the character is, freeing them is a whole different task. Regardless of the challenge, freeing the Tortured Prisoner for more than one reason is worth it.