On April 18th, console Star Trek Online players will be able to get their hands on Season 12: Reckoning. The update sees players journey with the Lukari to check on the Tzenkethi, an ominous threat. In addition, there will be a new featured episode, crafting school, two Tzenkethi space queues and a new space battlezone.
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Elder Scrolls Online – Foyada Quarry Uncovered in New Battlegrounds Feature
SMITE – The Pantheon Toddles to Its Third Birthday
Pokemon Go – Making a Splash with Friends by Finding Water-Type Critters
Pokemon Go players will have a greater chance than ever to get hold of elusive water-type Pokemon thanks to the arrival of the Global Water Festival that will run through March 29th. During the event, Magikarp, Squirtle, Totodile, and their evolutions will be more likely to be found as well as a chance at several originally found in the Johto Region including the elusive Lapras.
Warhammer 40k: Eternal Crusade – Free to WAAAGH Brings In Tons of Fresh Meat
Final Fantasy XIV – Square Reminds You to ‘Callback’ Your In-Game Buddies
Square Enix has posted a note on the Final Fantasy XIV Lodestone to remind players about the ongoing “Callback Campaign”. From now through an unspecified date, players can choose to send a special email invitation to a former player on their friends list. If they come back to FFXIV, both players can score some pretty phat lewt.
Orcs Must Die: Unchained – Robot Entertainment to Publish in EU as Gameforge Exits
Gameforge and Robot Entertainment have decided to part ways with the latter taking on all worldwide publication duties for Orcs Must Die! Unchained. EU players will be receiving a “unique migration code” via email with a link that starts the process of migrating account data from Gameforge to Robot. Once done, players will be able to game with friends regardless of location in the world.
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– The Statesman in MXM is a Disservice to City of Heroes Fans
I’m sure it came with noble intentions. NCSOFT knows how much hurt is still felt by the too-soon closure of Cryptic/Paragon’s City of Heroes. So when they saw a chance to bring a beloved character from that IP into their upcoming all-star MOBA, they probably leapt at the idea. “We can make those fans happy!” they said. “We can make this game appealing in the West at the same time!” they exclaimed. But that’s not quite how it’s being seen by the community.
