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Skyforge players looking to explore their more godlike powers will want to check out the latest update, Crucible of the Gods. Player’s Divine Forms will allow for high-end game play in a number of areas: Invasions, raids, distortions and anomalies. Check out the patch trailer below before heading over to the Skyforge site to read up on more of the Crucible of the Gods details.
Gaijin unleashed a new Crossout video from Gamescom that features the first gameplay from the upcoming vehicle MMO. The video shows off the vast array of customization options and more. See what you think!
According to a new research overview at Super Data Research on digital card games, Blizzard’s new money machine is none other than Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft. According to the company’s findings, Hearthstone manages to rake in $20 million in monthly revenue and is considered the "World of Warcraft" of the trading card game genre due to its trend-setting nature.
Trove will be updating today with a pretty meaty patch that includes several new auras for Radiant Weapons as well as new fishing trophies determined on the basis of the fish’s weight.
A pair of new Crowfall videos have surfaced to give fans a bit of insight into both the design philosophy of the user interface as well as a sneak peek at the Knight archetype powers.
According to the latest developer blog on The Repopulation website, the entertainment system has been given a complete overhaul. Entertainment allows player to utilize tales, dance and music to provide a series of buffs.
The Armored Warfare team has announced that the Early Access 4 client is now available for download. Fans with the client already installed can start the existing program that will automatically update.
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has announced that Gauntlet: Slayer Edition has now officially launched for PlayStation 4. Interested players can grab hold of a copy via the PlayStation Network for $19.99.
Just before Gamescom people got a chance to sit down and chat with Daybreak Games on H1Z1. So what did we learn?
About 4 months ago, Carbine Studios announced that WildStar would be going Free to Play. Since then, we’ve learned a lot about what the transition would look like, including a sneak peek at E3, and a deep dive into character stat refactoring. But the studio was also eager to get fan feedback, promising a beta period for new and existing players to give feedback on this reloaded version of WildStar.