With the game now out and players filling up the multiplayer servers, how does Inquisition’s co-op game stack up? We’ll break down some of the hits and misses.
Rift: Nightmare Tide – Overall an Amazing Expansion
Despite the one minor hiccup I experienced getting from level 64 to 65, I was thoroughly enjoying myself. Then I began what I call the "endgame experience." RIFT has always had a lot to do at max level. The artifacts have always been a favorite of mine, as they give me a reason to go out and explore this huge world. There’s probably thousands of artifacts out there for you to find. It’s almost a bit daunting actually. Thank the lord for minions, who have made this a bit simpler.
Shroud of the Avatar: Release 12: Undiscovered Country
There are actually a couple reasons for my selecting the above title this month, as Shroud of the Avatar stretches in new directions. The big news being that you’ll be able to purchase Shroud from your Steam account starting on 24th of November, but there’s a lot more to this release than just how you can get involved with it. New scenes and lots of additional content will provide even existing backers some new feel to the game.
Dragon Age: Inquisition: Mike Darrah Responds to PC User Concerns
In a new post on the Dragon Age: Inquisition forums, Bioware’s Mike Darrah lets PC players know that their concerns are being monitored closely and that the team is looking into several issues of specific concern to users.
World of Warcraft: Limited Time Only
We’ve all seen the signs before: ‘limited time only’ the words say, usually with a McDonald’s McRib sandwich plastered on it. We dismiss the idea of a ‘limited time only’ experience. Holiday events come along like the seasons they represent and we don’t truly find it devastating if we missed out–it will all come back next year. However, what if a feature, a paid one, was truly here for a limited time only… should players be punished for the lack of participation?
Elder Scrolls Online: How to Make the PTS More Enticing
As much as this is an Elder Scrolls Online column, the topic I want to discuss branches itself across almost every MMO. It is something that no game has really figured out how to master. What I would like to discuss this week is Private Test Servers (PTS).
Guild Wars 2: Significant PvP Changes Coming in December
ArenaNet is ready to take the lid off significant changes to be implemented in the Guild Wars 2 PvP system. The changes are expected to inspire world class competitive PvP and come prior the first World Tournament Series to take place in early December. Guild Wars 2 developers will be detailing more about the precise changes coming to PvP throughout this week.
Trove: A Sweet Deal as Candy Barbarians Enter the Fray
Trove fans have a new playable class today with the arrival of the Candy Barbarian. These dual-wielding sword users utilize the power of sugar to fuel their skills.
WildStar: 7-Day Free Trial Offered to Email Subscribers
According to Nexus-core.com, former subscribers to WildStar are being sent emails inviting them back to the game for seven days of free game time. The email contains a special key code to add to player accounts that grants the week’s time.
General: Rollers of the Realm Released
Rollers of the Realm, a hybrid pinball – RPG from Atlus U.S.A. has been released. Rollers of the Realm is a cross platform game that can be played on the PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita or on PC via Steam. To celebrate the release, a new trailer has been released that may shed light on the pinball-RPG combination. Check it out!