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• Jun 27, 2024
• By digitaltrends.com

The best games like Stardew Valley

Working the farm, forming relationships with the townsfolk, and just enjoying the vibe are what make Stardew Valley such a great game to settle into. Easygoing games like this have become incredibly popular — especially for those who don’t typically play games — but it can be hard to find more that offer that same type of experience if you don’t know where to look. The farming and life-sim genre has become a bit bloated as of late with games not quite as polished or fully featured as you would hope.

• Jun 27, 2024
• By pcgamer.com

Future Total War: Warhammer 3 DLC will expand the popular Immortal Empires campaign instead of the controversial Realm of Chaos because 'Immortal Empires is the quintessential Warhammer experience'

Creative Assembly is trying out a new format for its community updates, which will hopefully placate its fractious fans, with a 17-minute chat between the developers on «What's Next?» The upcoming DLC gets some more detail, but before going into that, the team explains that they've listened to feedback from players and will be shifting future additions away from the Realm of Chaos narrative campaign and over to the sandbox Immortal Empires campaign. «Our next DLCs will be focused on IE specifically for our new characters and our factions,» says senior game director Rich Aldridge.

• Jun 27, 2024
• By screenrant.com

Shrouded Fable’s Full Art Cards Prove Pokémon TCG Really Cares About Collectors

The has been running since 1996, with multiple expansions releasing each year. Some of the cards in these expansions are often desired by both collectors and active players alike. The newest expansion for the world-famous TCG,, was released in Japan on June 7, 2024. While the rest of the world is waiting patiently for the expansion to retail in August, some fans have noticed a key detail in some of the cards that are showing is thinking about collectors.

• Jun 27, 2024
• By screenrant.com

Elden Ring's Creepiest DLC Enemies Hide A Terrible Secret

The strangest enemies in 's DLC are hiding a terrible secret. The base game, like FromSoft's many other Soulsborne games, reveals the majority of its lore through obscure dialogue and cryptic flavor text on hard-to-find items. It's not always easy to understand just where enemies come from just by looking at them; players are expected to trust that there's a semi-logical, internally consistent, perfectly reasonable explanation for why each and every enemy type exists, and why they're trying to kill the Tarnished. And there almost always is.

• Jun 27, 2024
• By screenrant.com

Exceptional Zelda: TOTK Cosplays Bring Sonia & Rauru Straight Out Of Ancient Hyrule

When dropped into the franchise's canon, it brought with it two new and influential characters who quickly became fan favorites. Sonia and Rauru, the ruling couple from ancient Hyrule. Though Rauru was mentioned in previous games, this was the first installment that gave a voice and story to the ancient founder. Despite much of their story being unveiled in flashbacks (and only directly in relation to Zelda's story), they are characters fans have wanted to see more of since.

• Jun 27, 2024
• By videogameschronicle.com

Patent reveals what Xbox’s game streaming device might have looked like

A newly unearthed patent has seemingly offered the first proper look at Microsoft‘s shelved Xbox streaming device.

• Jun 27, 2024
• By videogameschronicle.com

Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone patch notes detail today’s Season 4 Reloaded update

Activision has published the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone Season 4 Reloaded patch notes.

• Jun 27, 2024
• By pcgamer.com

Look out, Shadowplay: Steam now has a built-in 'Game Recording' feature that will automatically record gameplay videos you can clip, share, and export

Recording gameplay clips on PC isn't difficult: Software like OBS Studio or Nvidia Shadowplay actually makes it quite simple. But remembering to use it, and remembering to stop using it when you're done, makes the whole process a pain in the ass. Whomst among us, I ask, hasn't dropped an f-bomb 20 minutes into a 30-minute presentation because you forgot to record it, or discovered that your mysteriously missing drive space is the result of a 200-hour recording of your desktop?