Warframe is mainly a player verse environment (PvE) game that only helps your team in a mission if someone has paid for anything with real money. Naturally, everything can be obtained through time and luck. There is one thing about Warframe that has confused me for almost five years playing the game, what level am I? That question constantly pops up when I am running a mission, selecting mods, and trying to figure out what I can and should do next in the game.
– Noblechairs Epic: High Class
If you don’t know Noblechairs, you should. When we began reviewing chairs earlier this year, our own Gareth Harmer immediately spoke up that we should reach out, having been the proud owner of a real leather Noblechair for some time. Well, today is that day. My only regret is not getting in touch sooner. We’re looking at the Noblechairs Epic in black and gold, what might be the classiest gaming chair we’ve tried yet.
– Monster Hunter World Being Optimized for PC & Primed for an Autumn 2018 Release
The latest Monster Hunter World PC Development Update has been “tweeted” that reveals that the game is being optimized for PC and that the release date is targeting autumn 2018. The PlayStation 4 and XBox One versions will be released on January 26th, so it means quite a bit longer in the oven for PC players. But this may be a diamond in the rough for PC players as there will be more monsters released between now and then and more content. That’s always a good thing.
– Wild Buster: Heroes of Titan Review – It Gets What Being an ARPG Means
Wild Buster: Heroes of Titan is a new, early access, arrival on the hybrid MMO-ARPG scene from Insel Games. An aggressive cyborg race called the Broken threatens to systematically ravage the galaxy and transform and absorb every human into its collaborative. Standing against this merciless onslaught are two rival human factions, the Guardians and the Abandon. This is our Wild Busters: Heroes of Titan review.
– Harry Potter: Wizards Unite AR Game Gets a Release Window
If you’re hoping to be summoned to Hogwarts in the very near future, you may wish to think again, muggle. Niantic’s CEO John Hanke revealed that Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, its latest AR title, will be launching in the latter half of 2018. For wizards worrying that the same server issues present when Pokemon Go launched, rest at ease. Hanke said that the company is “much better positioned” to fight off the massive muggle influx on launch day and beyond.
Path of Exile – Latest ‘Stories from Development’ Centers on The Undying
The Path of Exile site has been updated with an inside look at how one of the game’s Undying monsters. Developers felt that the Undying had become a “relatively unremarkable monster type” and wanted to do something more to make it stand out in the game. To that end, the team went through a series of planning stages to create something unique for the race throughout the game.
Black Desert Online – SEA Version Set for Launch on January 17th
Mu Legend – Faction Wars Update to be Released on January 9th
Hyper Universe – Launch Day Coming on January 17th
Nexon has announced that Hyper Universe will officially launch on January 17th. The game will be available both on Steam and via the Nexon Launcher. Players will see some improvements with launch day including a “more balanced core experience with an emphasis on individual skill and coordinated teamplay”. In addition, a new content update will be deployed with new team comps and interactions as well as a new Hyper for each class.
