Minecraft Player Brilliantly Meshes Genres With Dark Souls & Bloodborne Build

One of Steam Next Fest's big winners is an intriguing survival RPG, and it's just got a release date.

Microsoft’s Xbox and Inworld AI have partnered to create AI-powered game development tools for narrative and character creation.

If you've ever gazed out across a landscape of misty spires and vast machines and thought "ah, if only I could explore and savour all that without getting my head kicked in by walking skeletons every five minutes", The Silent Swan from Basque Country, Spain-based developer Praenaris might be the game for you. Released today, it gives you a massive, gloomy map full of towering, greeny-black Gothic structures that are packed with backstory documents, but contain absolutely no enemies. The only thing separating you from all that winding, lore-drenched architecture is distance. Check out the trailer below.

One prominent Dark Souls modder has created a massive new modding tool that could allow for even wackier, cooler creations to pop out of Lordran.

I've only just read Sin's thoughts on Akuma Kira's Lunacid and lo and behold, the PS1-styled, first-person dungeon crawler has now released out of Steam Early Access, to considerable rejoicing. Lunacid is a homage to classic FromSoftware games - no, not that juvenile upstart Dark Souls, but King's Field and Shadow's Tower, which date back to the late 1990s.

A recruiting drive at FromSoftware suggests a major expansion of the Elden Ring, Dark Souls, and Bloodborne developer is underway.

The Bed of Chaos is a piece of shit. Let's not sugarcoat it. Nobody likes fighting this thing and, if you say you do, no you don't. It mixes platforming with wonky hitboxes and a lengthy rush to the fog wall in what is one of Dark Souls' most frustrating segments.

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.

Fromsoftserve's Dark Souls Remastered graphics overhaul mod improves the game's draw distance so much that one of its bosses can be cheesed from a brand new spot.

Season 2 is in full swing, and what better time to settle in for some vampire killing action than the first weekend of the Season of Blood? Before you dive in, though, take some time to choose your build for the season — or heck, your second, third, fourth, and fifth! Wowhead's new Build Planner Tool not only lets you create your own build, but lets you save those builds into shareable forms within our Builds database — and many players have already taken advantage of this, sharing everything from Leveling builds to Uber Boss Killers!To see the full list of community and Wowhead created builds, take a look at the Diablo 4 Build Planner Tool Build List for more information, including builds for Leveling, Endgame, Uber Bosses, and more. From Barbarian to Sorcerer, we've got builds for every occasion — and if we don't, someone in the community does! With convenient tags that help you sort by the things most relevant to you, you'll easily tell at a glance if the build you're browsing is the right fit. Not only that, but our search features can let you find nearly anything at a glance. Looking for a build that uses a specific Core skill? What about one that uses your favorite Vampiric Power? Maybe you're looking to try out that snazzy new Aspect you've had your eye on and want to see what works — whatever your choice, we can help make it.

Nintendo's soon-to-be-released Super Mario Bros. Wonder is looking to be a wild step forward for the traditional style of 2D Mario games. Along with its bold, new visual style, it also features some intriguing changes to the conventional style of 2D Mario platforming action. While Super Mario Bros.

Minecraft is the top-played game of all time more than a decade following its release. Many fans who grew up playing the charming voxel-like game with friends, exploring its grassy plains and eerie mines every weekend, now look forward to things like its annual mob vote, an interactive community event. Following the recent vote’s results, some players expressed worries regarding alleged tampering, prompting Mojang to officially respond.