Sea of Thieves – Titan Comics to Bring SoT to Life in New Comic Series

Titan Comics has announced that it will be bringing Sea of Thieves to life in a new comic series. The first issue of the comic is slated for a March 2018 release to coincide with the release of Sea of Thieves. “Two crews sail the Sea of Thieves in a race to track down ancient treasure. Along the way they’ll deal with undead hordes, devious traps and their own bitter rivalries, but who will ultimately claim the legendary loot?”

Phoenix Dynasty 2 – Rising from the Ashes

Phoenix Dynasty 2 is an old school MMO undergoing rebirth in the hands of Turkish developer and publisher Ntroy LTD. Originally developed in China, Ntroy has purchased the game and has been working through test phases over the last year preparing it for full release. In addition to their core Turkish audience Ntroy is also working on English and other language versions and have just launched a global server on Steam. This is our Phoenix Dynasty 2 impressions.

Final Fantasy XIV – Stormblood Art of the Revolution ARt Book Announced

If you love Final Fantasy XIV and you are an art fanatic, you will definitely want to check out today’s announcement of “Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblook Art of the Revolution – Western Memories” will be intriguing. It features 800 pieces of art including both concept art, reference images and other content straight out of the Stormblood expansion. You’ll also score a code for an in-game Wind-up Yotsuyu minion.

– Secretlab Omega 2018 Version: Super Stylish, Superior Quality

Since its founding in 2015, Secretlab’s mission statement has been the same: to deliver premium chairs without the extravagant prices. They’ve made quite a splash over their short time on the market and it’s no surprise. Their chairs are stylish and have gained the kind of groundswell it takes other brands years to develop. Not content to rest on their laurels, Secretlab is refreshing their flagship Omega with a brand new 2018 version.

League of Legends – Pro Russian Player Retires After Opining That LoL Isn’t Profitable for CiS Teams

A professional League of Legends player, Kirill “Likkrit” Malofeyev, has retired after being banned by Riot Games for suggesting that teams in CiS nations are not “profitable” for players. His comments were made during a recent live stream and included accusations of unpaid salaries and the inability for teams to go to court for enforcement due to contracts not being recognized as legal, according to Kotaku. Court costs would exceed missing salaries, according to Malofeyev.