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The long-awaited game will be released in November
Developer Obsidian Entertainment has listened carefully to complaints about some aspects of the original game's script. Back then, the game was criticised for its overly comedic tone, despite the generally gloomy environment. In an interview with PCGamer, The Outer Worlds 2 game director Brandon Adler admitted that the original game "could be a little bit monotonous at times" in terms of its script and approach to comedy. But the sequel should be different.
A new patch has been released for Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has a new patch that makes interesting adjustments to the game's balance.
Neverwinter Nights 2: Enhanced Edition will be released as early as July
A release date for Clockwork Revolution has yet to be announced
"In 2026, the world will get what it fears."
Xbox Series X/S gamers, your long months of waiting are finally coming to an end. The long-awaited version of Black Myth: Wukong for Microsoft consoles has received an official release date: it will be released on 20 August this year.
The game has been subtitled The Ivalice Chronicles
Obsidian is gearing up for a massive game presentation
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has unexpectedly become one of the biggest hits of 2025, selling over 3.3 million copies since its release in late April. The developers from Sandfall Interactive are already listening to the wishes of the players, among which the request for a photo mod stands out - and this feature may appear in the game.
Rebellion has revealed details of the upcoming Wicked Isle expansion pack for Atomfall. Players will be able to explore the isolated island of Midsummer, immerse themselves in a new atmosphere and face dangerous enemies, as well as try out new weapons and skills.
TES: Arena and TES II: Daggerfall are available for free
Alix Wilton Regan, the actress who voices the Female Inquisitor in Dragon Age: The Veilguard and Inquisition, is ready to defend BioWare from unfair criticism. In a new interview, she admitted that she was "shocked" by the mixed reaction to the game and accused internet trolls of deliberately lowering the ratings.
According to a Dragon Age veteran, EA had its own, somewhat derogatory name for true role-playing game fans - they were said to have "lived in a cave" and could be ignored.
