Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeanceversion 1.0.3 has been released:
Free DLC Update - Ver. 1.0.3 Patch Notes
Dear Shin Megami Tensei fans, thank you for playing Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance!
Patch version 1.0.3 has been released and brings a new content update and minor bug fixes. Please see below for details:
Content additions
Six new Demon Navigators have been added based on your community vote!
Mara, Idun, Mothman, Fionn mac Cumhaill, Hell Biker, and Cleopatra have been added.
These demons will appear at specific points in Da'at and can accompany you as Demon Navigators when spoken to.
Some Demon Navigators can only be unlocked by completing specific subquests.
The subquest "The Guardian of Light" has been added.
Da'at: You can accept the sub-quest by speaking to Goko in Taito Ward.
The brand-new demon, Marici of the Kishin race, has been added.
Marici can be recruited and unlocked for fusion by completing the subquest "The Guardian of Light".
The "Elite Virtual Trainers" have been added.
After completing certain subquests, you can take on a series of brutal battles against the powerful demons that appeared in those subquests by speaking to the female researcher in the terminal room at the Tokyo Diet Building.
Bug Fixes
Various text fixes.
Various graphical fixes.
Some fixes to English voiceover.
Other performance-related fixes.
Thank you again for your continued support, patience, and feedback!
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RPG Site checked out Lords of the Fallen update 1.6:
Lords of the Fallen version 1.6 improves onboarding, tweaks mob density, removes Lightreaper boss in tutorial area on first playthrough, and more
CI Games and Hexworks have unleashed the next major update to Lords of the Fallen (2023) with version 1.6. Some of the highlights included in this update is fine-tuning mob density that further prevents mobs from stacking up, better umbral tutorialization that provides tutorial spaces for the 'soulflay' & 'syphoning' abilities, and removing the Lightreaper boss entirely from the tutorial area on a player's first New Game playthrough.
Along with additional performance enhancements in Lord of the Fallen's more graphically demanding areas, the developers have also decided to reduce the vignette effect in the Umbral realm based on player feedback. Plus, adjustments to the enemy spawn curve have been made in the Umbral realm, too.
METAL SLUG makes an explosive return! Dive into this dynamic tactical RPG with a roguelite thrill and experience the iconic run'n'gun action of the original series, redefined. Grab your weapons, assemble your squad and conquer the battlefield to defeat the infamous Rebel Army.
Lost Eidolons: Veil of the Witch - Official Early Access Trailer
From the world of Lost Eidolons comes an all-new roguelite tactical RPG. Awake on a mysterious island of damned souls, where your only hope of survival lies in strategic combat. Choose your paths, allies, weapons, skills wisely in your quest to recover what's lost, braving death time and again.
Kristaloween BOSS Reveal + Patch Notes for Kristala Version 0.2.1.0
HAPPY KRISTALOWEEN! Kristala Version 0.2.1.0 is here - with a spirited new Banshee boss fight
Something Wicked This Way Comes
SURPRISE, TRAVELERS! Our Kristaloween Chapter II launch celebration culminates today with a spirited content update we've been carefully cookin' up in our cauldron of awesomeness...
Get ready to extend your adventure even further with Version 0.2.1.0 of Kristala, featuring the conclusion of our Hallowed Haunts level and the unveiling of the area's final boss: the Conjurer of Screams.
Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred comes a little over a year after the initial launch of Diablo IV and adds a significant chunk to that base game, akin to something like the expansions that came to The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt back in 2015.
This is my first time dabbling in a Diablo game, so I had a learning curve as I ran through the base game almost non-stop to get through it all before tackling the DLC.
So, sit back, relax, and enjoy this novice telling you why you should pick this expansion up if you love Diablo IV.
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Conclusion
In my humble opinion, this new expansion does do enough to justify its price tag. When I compare it to other big expansion packs I have played in the past (mainly the ones in the Destiny franchise come to mind), it has enough new and innovative features to significantly impact your gameplay experience.
The new class system almost feels like a new way to play the game and a different way of approaching the world itself.
As this was my first foray into the Diablo franchise, whizzing through the base game and then this expansion, I can finally understand the hype these games have received over the years. The world and story built up during the base game is something to behold, and I'm disappointed in myself for not picking it up sooner.
In terms of what the DLC adds, and if I am putting myself in the shoes of a die-hard Diablo player, it is well worth the price of admission and sets up the game's future in excellent stead.
Dragon Age: The Veilguard Review - An Empty Throne
Nearly 14 years later, Dragon Age is back in a more or less muted fashion. Find out what keeps the sequel from being truly great.
Judging a sequel to any video game can be challenging, especially with such a rich - and tumultuous - history as Dragon Age. It all began as a successor to BioWare's Baldur's Gate series, followed by an action RPG with a grossly limited development cycle, and then a sequel sporting open-world machinations (and its own development troubles). Then nothing for 10 years as the studio transformed and released some other abysmal titles while many of the original team left.
The next Dragon Age thus went from another live service title to a single-player title. From possessing any semblance of a tactical RPG combat system in Inquisition to a real-time hack-and-slash action title with RPG elements; and from shining a spotlight on the Dread Wolf to focusing on The Veilguard, the companions recruited throughout your journey. The results are enjoyable on the gameplay front, backed by stunning environmental art direction and some decent interactions, if you can accept or ignore the many nagging issues.
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Depending on expectations, Dragon Age: The Veilguard can provide an enjoyable action RPG experience. If you're seeking a worthy successor to Dragon Age: Origins or even Inquisition in companions or plot, it doubtless falls short, feeling more comfortably bland than outright terrible. The combat may be worth the price of admission if you're keen on real-time action without too much thought for your companions beyond choosing which targets to detonate.
Similarly, the visuals can be gorgeous, backed by incredible music, even as the facial animations, odd image quality, and voice acting can feel uneven. It's nowhere near BioWare's best, especially in the storytelling department, but after all its past failures and uncertainty, there are certainly far worse alternatives than "good enough."
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