Pax Dei

Nvidia has revealed a selection of games that will be joining its GeForce Now cloud gaming service. 

Over two years after the Steam early access debut, Angela Game released the 1.0 version of Myth of Empires in late February. The main reason for the long early access time was the legal dispute with Studio Wildcard and Snail Games that was only settled four months ago. In an interesting turn of events, the plaintiffs became the new publisher of the multiplayer war sandbox game.

The Pax Dei team is reminding everyone that not only will players create most things in the world, there will also be flora and fauna there to discover. This time, the team is previewing some of the fauna, showing off new screenshots of animals in the world, taken from its current Friends and Family playtest build.

Horizon Forbidden West and Dragon's Dogma 2 are among 14 games on PC to receive Nvidia DLSS (deep learning super sampling) support this year.

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While everyone is drolling over the new RTX 40 series Super graphics cards, Nvidia also announced some significant changes to its GeForce Now streaming service. Perhaps most exciting is the set of new games, including gems from Activision Blizzard. The company is also adding G-Sync support and the ability to purchase day passes that allow gamers get in and play without committing to a long-term subscription.

Pax Dei will enter Early Access this spring, Mainframe Industries announced today. Their cloud-based sandbox also got an Early Access trailer at this morning’s Nvidia presentation, as the game will launch with DLSS 3 support.

Ray tracing is coming to Diablo 4 this March. Announced during Nvidia's CES 2024 Special Address, the update will offer ray-traced reflections and shadows to better show off the carnage you leave in your wake.

During the CES 2024 'Special Address' livestream, NVIDIA announced several new DLSS 3/RTX games that are on the way.

At CES 2024, NVIDIA announced several new games and features coming to its GeForce NOW cloud platform. First and foremost, following the addition of Call of Duty, GFN users can look forward to being able to play Diablo IV and Overwatch 2 soon, thanks to the agreement with Microsoft.

Mainframe Industries has a brief update on when we can expect to see a new playtest for its upcoming cloud-based sandbox, Pax Dei.

Pax Dei’s latest devblog is all about monetization, from what the team at Mainframe is considering as a core system, to many other factors that will figure into the decision.

Mainframe Industries is sharing some of the key takeaways from Pax Dei’s recent alpha test and setting a window for the next test.

Pax Dei wrapped up its Home Valley alpha last week, which the developer claims saw over 12 thousand players take part. The test, by all outside metrics, was a success, and the Mainframe team shared some stats from the test with a set of handy infographics.

Mainframe is thanking Pax Dei alpha testers, inviting new ones, and meeting server capacity test goals, and outlining what to expect for the rest of alpha.

Mainframe Industries, New Tales, and MMORPG.com have teamed up to give away 40 alpha codes to Pax Dei's first major alpha test, the Home Valley test, which starts November 14th and runs through the 27th. 

Pax Dei has been an MMO that has caught my attention ever since it was detailed by developer Mainframe Industries. Asandbox MMO where everything is player-driven — from the towns and settlements players live within to the coarse linen threads they spin to make clothing, the whims and actions of players drive every aspect of life within the MMO.

I’ve been excited for Pax Dei since developer Mainframe Industries showed off the sandbox MMO earlier this year. As per the announcement back then, the MMORPG is preparing for an upcoming Alpha test starting on November 14. I had the opportunity to jump onto the test server a few days early and get a feel of what it would be like to live in this medieval fantasy world.

Pax Dei announced today that it will be hosting its first alpha test, giving players a peak behind the curtain at the upcoming MMO. Dubbed «Home Valley,» this test will focus on building and gathering and kicks off next week on November 14th.

Pax Dei will get its first official live stream event with the devs tomorrow, November 10th. The stream will offer new details, a community Q&A, and a look at the game world and development.

ThePax Dei team is affirming their plans for alpha this year and has released some stats from the small Friends and Family playtest.

The Pax Dei team continues to field questions about alpha, and while that’s still some time off, they’ve released a short new preview of character creation options.

The devs over at Mainframe Industries are peeling back the curtain a bit on their plans for the RPG and combat systems in their upcoming MMORPG Pax Dei.

New World's first expansion arrived yesterday, and along with the addition of flails, the ability to turn into some kind of vengeful nature monster, a transformed zone and another expedition, it also solves one of my big launch bugbears: it's finally added mounts. 

FSR 3, AMD’s framerate-roiding answer to DLSS 3 frame generation, is ready to roll in its first supporting games. Great! Except these are currently limited to tedious magic shooters Forspoken and Immortals of Aveum, which is less great.