Starfield Player Discovers Planet With Serious Windows XP Vibes

One Starfield player recently came across an impressive location that they'd never seen before in over 800 hours of playtime. Located on Maheo I, the site in question sparked a discussion among the Starfield fandom about whether the game should have placed a greater emphasis on unique locations than it ultimately did.

One Starfield player was recently heartbroken to discover that Labrador Retrievers are extinct in the game's universe. While this has been a well-established fact about Starfield's lore for a while now, it would appear that many fans have remained oblivious to it up until recently.

Despite playing the game for over 1,000 hours, anElden Ring player was quite surprised when they encountered a boss for the first time in the game. While one might think it was simply an oversight, it seems like they are not the only player in the Elden Ring community who have missed it.

While exploring the in-game world, a Palworld player discovers a secret room hidden beneath the game's map and turns it into their own in-game base. The recent launch of the newest game from Japanese indie developer Pocket Pair has captured the attention of the internet over the past month for its unique premise. Players have plenty to do within the in-game world, between capturing Pals, challenging Palworld's many in-game bosses, and building up their bases. Now, one player has found a particularly unique spot to build a new base.

A Starfield player has shared their incredible build online, depicting an F-35 Lightning II aircraft if it was pilotable in-game. Starfield allows players to build their own custom spacecraft, but this creation brings a real design into the virtual world.

Dead by Daylight's new killer, The Unknown, has some interesting and unique interactions with Weakened survivors. While not much is known regarding the aptly-named The Unknown, Dead by Daylight players have already started to uncover many details about it during the latest PTB.

The Covenant mission in Halo 3 is one of the most memorable of the entire game, though after this fan's discovery, you may never look at it the same way again.

One Helldivers 2 player thinks they've found a helmet which quietly grants bonuses to movement speed and stamina.

The Last of Us 2 continues to surprise its fanbase with its meticulousness, and a fan has found yet another interesting detail related to Seraphites. What makes this discovery even more noteworthy is that it is quite easy to miss and is a testament to the developer's focus on even the most subtle aspects of The Last of Us 2.

One Fortnite player discovers an interesting and hilarious glitch that is capable of launching vehicles throughout the map and, depending on how fast the collision happens, sometimes outside of it completely. While it continues to be massively popular with players, Fortnite has evolved considerably from where it began as a Battle Royale experience in 2017. Not only has there been countless collaborations over the years, the game has added new maps, locations, weapons, and game modes over the years, which has gone a long way in keeping the community intact and the game feeling fresh.

Helldivers 2 has proven a smash hit on both Steam and PlayStation, as players fend off hordes of bugs with guns, explosions, and the kitchen sink. You'll need all of that if you want to survive, as Helldivers 2 is proving to be quite a tricky game when it comes to difficulty. Most players are making through the game with relative ease, though there is one type of mission that is proving a little too chaotic for players to deal with.

A Starfield player has made a strange discovery, after finding an NPC in the game who looks eerily like Spider-Man actor Tom Holland. Although Starfield has plenty of intentional Easter eggs hidden away for players to find, it isn't clear if this is just a coincidence or not.