EVE Online: Onslaught to Go Live on November 13th

On November 13th, EVE Online players will see the release of the Onslaught content expansion that will bring a slew of quality of life changes to the game as well as a pair of triglavian ships, “a host of navigation structures”, new content and a fresh balance pass. Fans of the abyssal deadspace will be happy to hear that the first PvP encounters will be added along with the new co-op mode.

Diablo Immortal BlizzCon Interview & Preview

A mobile Diablo game wasn’t something I had even considered as a possibility and as a result Diablo Immortal came as a complete surprise to me and caught me a bit off-guard. Thankfully I had the opportunity to play the demo and interview Matthew Berger, Sr. Content Designer, and Richie Marella, Lead Artist, and find out a bit more about this surprising game.

PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds Free ‘For a Limited Time’ On XBox One

For an indeterminate amount of time, XBox One players can download and play the full version of PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds. Heading to the Microsoft Store sees players able to download it immediately ahead of Microsoft’s X018 event on Saturday, November 10th. The company is also promising “big news” for players so it’s the perfect time to be playing. What remains unknown is how long the promotion will last and if there are any restrictions while playing.

Twelve Sky Leaps to Mobile with Twelve Sky M

Twelve Sky is making the leap from desktop to mobile devices thanks to the announcement of Twelve Sky M. The game was revealed through a brief teaser trailer that provides a peek at its oriental-themed environments, armors and action combat.

Twelve Sky Leaps to Mobile with Twelve Sky M

Twelve Sky is making the leap from desktop to mobile devices thanks to the announcement of Twelve Sky M. The game was revealed through a brief teaser trailer that provides a peek at its oriental-themed environments, armors and action combat.

Trove Development Will Continue, Though PC / Console Versions will be ‘Decoupled’

Trove players can relax now that Gamigo, the new owner of the Trove IP, has gone on record saying that the development of the game will continue, though it will be with a smaller dev team than before. According to the letter from the new team, having a smaller dev group will “give us the opportunity to create a more agile development structure and that “by moving away from a massive, monolithic plan” for each update, they allow the team to focus on exciting features.