If you’re the type who likes to game on the go, you’ll be happy to hear that Portal Knights, a sandbox ARPG from Keen Games, is now available on both the App Store and on Google play. Costing a mere $5, Portal Knights gives you a chance to take part in online gaming action while riding on the bus or while waiting for an appointment. It comes with all of the features of the PC and console version as well.
PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds – UPDATED: Miramar is PUBG’s Upcoming Desert Map + Loot Boxes & the Cheating Battle
While it’s been in the testing phase for months now, little has been revealed about the next map coming to PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds. That has all changed today thanks to an extensive post on the game’s Steam page. The map is called Miramar and is set in the desert to give it a distinct look and feel from the Erangel map. Developers are hopeful that it will provide new ways to play where “the old strategies may no longer work and new tactics are required”.
Lineage 2 – EU Version Receives Two Updates in a Single Day: Salvation & Antharas
EU Lineage II players got a treat today with the deployment of not one, but TWO, content updates. Salvation brings a new quest series that leads to an epic battle. In addition, players will find reworks to class balance for Iss Enchanters and Sigel Knights, as well as clan management updates and a new hunting zone.
Albion Online – Kay Update Goes Live with Robust PvP Additions
Albion Online has been updated with the large “Kay” update that brings a number of Guild vs Guild battle changes and much more to the game. To provide an introduction to Kay, Sandbox Interactive has release this new launch trailer.
Guild Wars 2 – Competitive Communication ? What?s Next for PVP and WvW?
Over time, developers have taken more and more steps backwards when it comes to communication — backpedaling from Colin Johanson’s hype train approach to allow players to experience the content as it arrives. And whilst the PvE releases are sticking to an open approach, the competitive game modes WvW and PvP are being left in the dark, leaving many of us wondering just what ArenaNet has in mind?
PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds – Miramar is PUBG’s Upcoming Desert Map
While it’s been in the testing phase for months now, little has been revealed about the next map coming to PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds. That has all changed today thanks to an extensive post on the game’s Steam page. The map is called Miramar and is set in the desert to give it a distinct look and feel from the Erangel map. Developers are hopeful that it will provide new ways to play where “the old strategies may no longer work and new tactics are required”.
PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds – Miramar is PUBG’s Upcoming Desert Map + Loot Boxes & the Cheating Battle
While it’s been in the testing phase for months now, little has been revealed about the next map coming to PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds. That has all changed today thanks to an extensive post on the game’s Steam page. The map is called Miramar and is set in the desert to give it a distinct look and feel from the Erangel map. Developers are hopeful that it will provide new ways to play where “the old strategies may no longer work and new tactics are required”.
– Hawaii’s Chris Lee: ‘Step Up’ to Changing Predatory Gaming Practices
Hawaii’s Chris Lee is back with a new five-minute video simply titled “Time to Step Up”. In it, he urges people to “take five minutes” to contact elected officials to urge them to look into “taking action to protect local families and particularly underage youth” from what he calls “predatory gaming practices”.
– Hawaii’s Chris Lee: ‘Step Up’ to Change Predatory Gaming Practices
Hawaii’s Chris Lee is back with a new five-minute video simply titled “Time to Step Up”. In it, he urges people to “take five minutes” to contact elected officials to urge them to look into “taking action to protect local families and particularly underage youth” from what he calls “predatory gaming practices”.
Wild West Online – Team to Roll Out Big Changes Thanks to Player Feedback
The Wild West Online site has been updated with the first in a series of monthly developer blogs to update the community about what the team is working to bring to the game. November’s letter reveals big changes coming to the new player experience and to several other key features in WWO.