Share of the Week: Emotions

We’re friends, right? I can be honest with you. I know it. I was going to follow up my earlier list, 10 bad games you should play, with a similar list around the same time of year. However, I don’t have a kusoge chambered for today, so I’m bumping it to a year-end list.

On the Weekly Reset, there the automated Smolderon Orb weakaura has been fixed, but there are now only 3 Orbs. There may be more nerfs or changes, but there are the ones we've managed to datamine.

On the Weekly Reset, there appears to be a fix for the automated Smolderon Orb weakaura and a small Fyrakk Nerf. Be warned if you're progging or rekilling Smolderon this week! There may be more nerfs or changes, but there are the ones we've managed to datamine.

We trudge on through December as we get ready to close out the year. There are still a few interesting-looking campaigns to check out though even though we are closing in on the annual crowdfunding draught. Hopefully, you find something here worth checking out.

Last week we asked you to explore the fast-paced world of Cyberpunk 2077 and share epic moments from the main game and its Phantom Liberty expansion using #PSshare #PSBlog. Here are this week’s highlights:

Quordle 691 answer for December 16: We said yesterday that Quordle was uncharacteristically quiet this week and there were not enough difficult puzzles to excite and confuse the players. However, today, Quordle is finally back. Today's puzzle brings back the same old excitement and nervousness that very early puzzles did when the game was still a fairly new concept for everyone. And it is not going to be easy to keep your winning streak going today because of two words which are so uncommon, the nine tries may not feel enough at all. But, with these Quordle hints and clues, you just might be able to figure them out to solve the puzzle and protect your streak. And for those of you who might still be confused, we have also posted the solutions at the very end.

Developers that worked on 2023's best games share what it means to them to win at The Game Awards.

Festival season has long ended, but that didn't stop more than 800,000 from snagging passes to see The Weeknd headline yet another show. Except neither he nor his fans were physically together. The concert was held virtually, in Epic Games Inc.'s Fortnite, with the singer's avatar taking the stage, representing the latest in a growing list of virtual concerts.

It’s been a great week in the gaming world; we kicked off with the trailer for GTA VI, and rounded things off with a whole bunch of announcements and trailers from this year’s Game Awards!

December is almost half over and the year is getting ready to close out. We’ve still found a handful of crowdfunding campaigns for you to browse this week. Hopefully, you can find something here that catches your eye.

Last week, we asked you jump into the creative worlds in Fortnite and share epic moments using #PSshare #PSBlog. Here are this week’s highlights:

Last night was The Game Awards, and how good it was or wasn’t will vary depending on who you talk to. On the one hand, there were good reveals that had people excited. For example, some people are playing the latest adventures of Kratos because of the free DLC that was dropped last night, and the same goes for those who are fans of Clive Rosfield. There were also some fun awards moments, like Baldur’s Gate 3 winning Game of the Year. But for many online, they’re talking about Geoff Keighley and how he handled the show last night; not all of it is positive mentions.