The Parting Glass - Spend Antique Bronze Bullion and Awakened Mark of Mastery

It feels like it's been a while since we've had an exciting new single-player FPS on PS5. Sure, there've been a few releases here and there, like last year's Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun, but nothing has really had the same impact as when DOOM Eternal or Metro Exodus released. However, Luna Abyss could be that next game with its rock-solid gunplay and breakneck pace.

Diablo 4 season 4's upcoming loot overhaul probably won't be the action-RPG's final major system rework.

As players spend their first round of Antique Bronze Bullion this week, another bug has been revealed, with several reports that purchased items cannot be socketed using the Eye of Awakening from the Great Vault!

Helldivers 2 developer Arrowhead has issued a statement on recent changes to the way ricochet works in the game after members of the community pointed out one weapon in particular was killing players more than it should.

Rare’s Sea of Thieves is one of the most consistently beautiful-looking games we’ve ever played, with gorgeous, tropical vistas at every turn. In addition to being generally fun and colorful to look at, the world is littered with little secrets and Easter eggs for eagle-eyed players, and there have been dozens of them added over the years. Many of these were made by the developers in tribute to players and community members for particularly memorable deeds or contributions, while others are more personal and honor those lost too soon. We’ve scoured the sea to record some of our favorites.

Rise of the Ronin may be a little shy over a month out from its release on PlayStation 5, but that isn’t stopping the action RPG's sales from outpacing its spiritual predecessors, Nioh and Nioh 2.

With the April 30th/May 1st weekly reset, players can purchase Awakened raid items with their first set of two Antique Bronze Bullions. These purchasable items are Awakened 493 item level versions of trinkets, weapons, and cantrip items from the Season 4 Awakened Raids that can be upgraded all the way to their max Mythic ilvl. If you're looking to optimize your character's power and performance in Dragonflight Season 4, then this guide provides recommendations on the best Bullion purchases for each specialization, direct from our Class Guide Writers. Awakened Raids in Dragonflight Season 4

Whenever Helldivers 2 developer Arrowhead releases a big balance update for the PC and PlayStation 5 co-op shooter, the community debates the various nerfs and buffs as it gets to grips with the evolving meta. After this week’s release of patch 01.000.300, which tweaked a long list of weapons, stratagems, and enemies, the debate was especially vociferous.

There’s plenty of good TV — even plenty of great TV on right now (see, for example, the myriad series newly on Polygon’s own list of the best TV of 2024 so far). And lo, there’s even some new great TV coming to screens this week, as there always is.

If The Witness wasn’t enough for Guardians in Destiny 2: The Final Shape, they must contend with the new Dread faction. Wielding the powers of Darkness, they create havoc and keep the player off-balance, as seen with the Harbinger, Weaver, Husk and Geist. Two new teasers highlight the remaining members – the Omen, Attendant and Grim.

Unlike Shadowlands, there's no quest to obtain the new version of dinar in Dragonflight Season 4. Instead, players will loot a single Antique Bronze Bullion from a random Awakened raid boss each week! The new version of dinar are used in the same way as Shadowlands, allowing players to purchase weapons, trinkets, and cantrip items from all three Dragonflight raids, thereby ensuring they have access to important pieces of gear despite the three week raid rotation. However, there are a few changes in Dragonflight:

The US government this week said it will ban TikTok if the platform isn't sold in the next nine months.