The second set of missions for Hearthstone: Knights of the Frozen Throne has been released. These missions will send players to Icecrown Citadel itself to the Upper Reaches. They’ll face off against three new bosses and earn a card pack for completing the missions.
Trove – Subclasses Coming in Eclipse Previewed
Wurm Online – Build Your Own Ventura Highway After Latest Update
City of Titans – Developers Workshop: Switching Animation Between Male and Female
Kritika Online – The Road to Steam Release & Beyond
No Man’s Sky – Tips For Starting Out
These days, I’m often looking for something relaxing to play, so I decided that, in light of the recently deployed Atlas Rising update, No Man’s Sky might be worth another look. Gamers seem to be receiving the update well (No Man’s Sky has finally achieved Mostly Positive on Steam reviews as a result), and it’s clear that Hello Games has been fleshing the game out with a series of significant updates over the past year.
World of Warcraft – From the News About News Regarding News Department…
We usually try to avoid “news of news” but Blizzard is an outlier in this regard due to keen interest from fans and non-fans alike. On Monday, August 21st, the company will “tease” the “official Reveal Ceremony” that is set to take place on Wednesday, August 23rd at 9:00 am Pacific / 12:00 pm Eastern. So you see? News about news regarding news…
Crowfall – Latest Race Blog Reveals the Enigmatic Fae
The Fae are the subject of the newest Crowfall developer blog. This enigmatic bunch is the smallest of the game’s races and is the first to sport wings. As with all the other races, Fae will have a Runestone that in their case provides a bonus to Dexterity and Intellect attributes as well as the “Bloodline” (free) passive that increases movement speed while in stealth, allows double-jumping and the ability to glide.
Wild West Online – In-Game Footage Shows Treasure Hunting & Roadside Ambushes
– AORUS M3 Optical Gaming Mouse Review
Complexity seems to be the name of the game when it comes to gaming peripherals, but there’s something to be said for deciding what you want to do and really doing it right. That’s where Gigabyte’s new mouse, the AORUS M3 comes in. The M3 isn’t on the cutting edge and isn’t meant to be. Instead, it keeps its price to $40 and delivers performance to leave any gamer satisfied. Read on for our review.
