Bless – 2018 Development Roadmap Revealed in Steam ‘Dev Talk’ Session

The Bless Online team has published the first in a series of ‘Dev Talk’ sessions with Game Director Jae-hoon Jeon. In this inaugural post, the discussion centers on the roadmap for the coming year, with particular regard to Steam development of the game. “We are extremely grateful that so many of you … are bringing up points of concern because of your interest and enthusiasm for Bless” writes Jeon.

Dark and Light – Latest Patch Invites Players to Take to the Skies in MObile Fortresses

A new content patch is in the process of being deployed that brings a number of content updates and bug fixes to the game. Most notably, however, players will also find the new “mobile fortresses” available. “Goblin engineers of Archos have been quietly working on a machine that would allow them to take to the skies.” Players will need to unlock Rank 4 in Goblin Engineering in order to begin creating the new mobile fortress.

– Darwin Project Hosting an Open Beta Weekend – Whatcha Waitin’ For?

If you’ve been keeping tabs on the Darwin Project, you’ll finally get a chance to try out the game thanks to an open beta event slated to begin on Friday, January 19th and run through Sunday, January 21st. This marks the first time the public is invited to the game, though it has undergone a number of closed alphas and playtest phases prior to now.

WildStar – NCSoft & Carbine ‘Are Continuing to Support the Game for the Foreseeable Future’

The WildStar site has been updated with the 2018 State of the Universe penned by Chad ‘Pappy’ Moore. In it, he takes a look back at 2017 before addressing the game’s future. Players have been wondering about WildStar going forward as NCSoft has been closing underperforming games like MXM. “Carbine and NCSoft are continuing to support the game for the foreseeable future” Moore wrote.

World of Warcraft – Patch to Reduce Pandaria & Warlords Raid Boss Health Incoming

A brief blue post has cropped up on the US World of Warcraft forums that addresses the furor that has erupted since the launch of patch 7.3.5. After the update, players heading in to Warlords of Draenor and Pandaria raids noticed a 300% increase to boss health that prevented many of them from being soloed for the purpose of collecting transmog items and mounts. Blizzard has responded to the outcry that it was never “our intention…to greatly increase the difficulty”.