Everyone has a fighting chance
This week on Tales from the Neighborhood we’re looking at reviews and overviews for Pillars of Eternity and Crowfall, singing the praises of the current RPG market, and highlighting stories from the LOTRO and WildStar communities that you may have missed.
Trove players will want to head into the game to check out the latest update, Fish ‘N’ Ships. Players can now access fishing boats and take the battle to the high seas against pirates and head to the Treasure Isles. Trion has released a new trailer to show off Fish ‘N’ Chips. Check it out, me hearties!
The Star Trek Online site has been updated with a new blog penned by Lead Systems Designer Phil "Gorngonzolla" Zeleski. In it, Zeleski shows off three brand new Tier 6 ships: the Andromeda Class Exploration Cruiser, the Negh’Tev Heavy Battlecruiser, and the D’Khellra Battlecruiser Warbird.
Creative Director Alexander Mishulin has penned a new post that has been posted on the Skyforge site to give players new information about the end game and some of the goals for players at level cap.
Perfect World and Cryptic Studios have announced that Neverwinter is now available for XBox One. Players can experience all of the content previously released including the base game, all playable characters up to the Scourge Warlock and through the Tyranny of Dragons expansion.
A few weeks ago, ArenaNet announced that it would be restoring the Guild Wars 2 Personal Story, most notably replacing the deactivated "My Greatest Fear" story. In addition, steps from Chapter 8 were moved to Chapter 7 which created an issue with players not being able to access some content and gave a feeling of discontinuity to the overall story arc.
Nekro is a new game on Steam from indie developer darkForge Games. In Nekro, players take the part of a necromancer out to dominate the world by summoning demons and terrifying weapons of war. The development team call it a "fitting, if twisted, spiritual offspring of games like Dungeon Keeper, Myth: The Fallen Lords and Giants: Citizen Kabuto".
Welcome to another new episode of Game On! This week Chris and Ryan team up to talk about Skyforge banning P2W, Elder Scrolls Online’s Buy to Play launch, Crowfall concluding their Kickstarter, and Camelot: Unchained’s first gameplay video.
As the title implies, tomorrow is, as we all well know, April 1st, also known as April Fools’ Day. Since the earliest days of online gaming, developers have engaged their communities with pranks and jokes on April Fools’ Day. Blizzard, for instance, has a repository of its April Fools’ Day pranks stretching all the way back to 1999.
Defiance players will want to check in on the annual Armistice Festival, generally a time of peace but this year, the remembrance of those who fell during the battle of Defiance is being disrupted by Hulkers, Biomen, Volge and Hellbugs.