Wargaming has announced that the v10.0 update to World of Tanks will be rolling out at the end of October. The "Rubicon" update will feature a new game mode called Rampage and a pair of new maps.
Star Citizen: Chris Roberts Responds to Recent Allegations
Star Citizen’s Chris Roberts has taken to the game’s official page to speak out against recent allegations against Roberts Space Industries coming from several quarters. Most notably, Roberts addresses the company’s handling of finances raised through KickStarter and employee issues stemming from anonymous ‘insiders’ over the past couple of weeks.
The Secret World: New Dungeon to Contain ‘Interesting Challenges’
A snippet of this month’s The Secret World newsletter hints at a dungeon that is in development that will "contain interesting challenges" for players. According to the post, bosses will utilize Aegis tactics and heretofore unseen ways.
Neverwinter: Meet the Underdark Crew in Latest Blog
The Neverwinter site has been updated with a new developer diary to introduce players to the crew they will be working alongside when the Underdark module goes live. Fans of the works of R.A. Salvatore will be familiar with the names Drizzt Do’Urden, Bruenor Battlehammer, Regis and Thibbledorf Pwent.
Armored Warfare: Ready to Rumble! Head Start Portion of OBT Begins
My.com and Obsidian Entertainment have released a brand new trailer and information about Armored Warfare in celebration of the Head Start access for the open beta test. Head Start is limited to Founder’s Pack owners who can play for a week prior to the start of the full open beta.
Aion: Wind of Fate Update Reveals Drastic World Changes
Gameforge has announced that the v4.8 "Wind of Fate" update has been applied to all EU language variants of Aion. Players will find a world drastically altered since last logging into the game, particularly in Katalam, Sarpan and Tiamaranta. At the same time, two new zones Vengar and Signia have risen out of the sea.
General: Destiny – The Taken King – Reflections on its First Year
A little over a year ago I sat down to review Destiny. While I enjoyed the game I ended up giving it a 7.0. This was lower than what most publications rated Destiny at and I’m okay with that. I wasn’t trying to be a stickler, or "that guy" that "stuck it to the man" on a high profile game.
Crowfall: The First Pre-Alpha Wrap Report
After spending several hours in the recent Crowfall Pre-Alpha Combat Test 1, I can say without a doubt my confidence in this crowdfunded title has never been stronger. For ArtCraft entertainment to take this player-driven MMORPG from a Kickstarter demo in March of 2015 to a playable module in August is nothing short of impressive. Considering that the module was delivered on-time and is actually fun game mode, it’s my opinion that the future couldn’t be brighter for Crowfall.
WildStar: Delivering the Experience – New Servers Incoming
Since launch on Tuesday, WildStar servers have been overloaded to the point that some players were not adequately able to play the game or even log in. To answer the demand, Carbine has just announced that in the next 24-hours, new servers will be brought online, 2 each for North America and Europe.
General: A Skeptic’s Return to Destiny
The original Destiny was a letdown. Our author played it through and, like so many others, left just after finishing the campaign, equally disappointed and aggravated at the game that should have been. With all the buzz surrounding The Taken King, he’s returned to see if it lives up to the hype. Is one expansion enough to overcome a year’s worth of mistakes?