Guild Wars 2: Giving World Bosses the Beat Down

Recently ArenaNet talked about how one of the ways they are planning on keeping things feeling fresh is by doing more events between content updates. One example of these events is the no downstate in WvW event they did previously and has recently come back. Now we get our first look at the newest event World Boss Beat Down!

Want to Keep Tabs on the Development of Torchlight Frontiers? You Can Thanks to Trello!

If you’re one of those folks who like to keep tabs on the ins and outs of game development, then the news that the Torchlight Frontiers “living roadmap” may be of interest. A new blog on the TF site introduces fans to the concept of a living roadmap and how it provides a dynamic picture of what is currently in the development pipeline. While not designed to the the primary source of information about the game, it’s an interesting peek behind the curtain.

Player Vending Machines & a New NPC Coming to Fallout 76 in Patch 9

When Patch 9 rolls out into Fallout 76, players will find a whole new way to earn a bit of scratch on the side. Player Vending Machines can be placed in a player’s C.A.M.P. to turn them “into makeshift markets” for other players. Players can sell both unneeded items or crafted goods. Vending Machines will appear on the game map to assist buyers as long as the seller isn’t Wanted. Players set Cap prices and, once an item sells, will collect that amount minus 10% “to maintain a healthy economy”.

While Western Fans Pine for Lost Ark, Devs Lay Out the Road Ahead in Korea

Many fans in the west remain disappointed that no news has come out about the possible release of Lost Ark. Simultaneously, however, Korean players have been enjoying the Smilegate MMO for over a month since its release in March. With the game’s release, developers are peering into the game’s future and have posted a brief roadmap of content coming in the future.

As BioWare Looks Ahead to Dragon Age 4, It Remains Committed to Anthem

Over the course of the past week, several tweets have come out from the BioWare team that have raised concerns for Anthem while simultaneously getting fans excited about Dragon Age 4. Earlier this week, Mike Gamble responded to queries that he, Jonathan Warner and Mark Darrah had moved from the Anthem team over to the Dragon Age 4 team while Ben Irving and Chad Robertson remain to lead Anthem.

Inside Star Citizen: Can You Banu?

Associate Creative Producer Jared Huckaby is back with this week’s installment of Inside Star Citizen, the company’s weekly look at the development of the game. The 10-minute video takes a look at the evolving nature of space flight, how player feedback is collected and used as well as a peek at the ongoing development of the Banu Defender.