Square Enix today launched Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker, the new expansion for the MMORPG. Endwalker brings the tale of Hydaelyn and Zodiark to its conclusion, inviting the Warrior of Light to explore new areas such as Old Sharlayan and Thavnair, forge new paths through the Garlean Empire, and ascend to the heavens to set foot upon the moon, all in order to bring an end to a story years in the making.
Season One of Call of Duty: Vanguard and Warzone Pacific begins on December 8th, featuring an island-sized introduction to another year for Call of Duty – complete with free weapons, maps, Operators and more content, especially for Vanguard owners. At 12pm ET / 9pm PT on December 7th, the Verdansk we knew will be gone.
From all the free content across Multiplayer, Zombies, and Warzone Pacific, to new innovations within the Battle Pass system and 24 hours of exclusive access to the new Caldera map for Vanguard owners in Warzone Pacific, this is everything you need to know for Season One:
Those who purchase Call of Duty: Vanguard before December 8th and play past the initial interactive screen will be able to participate in a 24-hour Caldera exclusive event in Warzone Pacific, beginning at 12pm ET / 9am PT on December 8th.
Season One for Vanguard and Warzone includes:
The Season One Battle Pass for Vanguard and Warzone Pacific includes:
Codemasters and Electronic Arts today confirmed February 25th as the launch day for GRID Legends. The racer will feature the biggest variety of game modes, including a deeper Career with over 250 events, a story mode entitled ‘Driven to Glory’, the return of Drift and Elimination, and the introduction of Electric Boost racing. Drivers of all levels can immediately jump behind the wheel of over 100 vehicles at launch, race around the world from classic tracks to iconic city locations, and connect with friends and rivals with cross-platform multiplayer thanks to the hop-in feature. GRID Legends will be available on Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5, alongside PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC (via Origin and Steam).
On December 10th, fans can experience the Nintendo 64 classic that launched the entire Paper Mario series, now available on Nintendo Switch in the Nintendo 64 – Nintendo Switch Online library. This adventure will be playable with a Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack membership.
In Paper Mario, his vile viciousness – Bowser himself – has absconded with the magical Star Rod and lifted Peach’s Castle into the sky with the help of Kammy Koopa. Who will stop him now? It’s up to Mario to save all seven of the Star Spirits, guarded by Bowser’s handpicked minions. Can you rise to the occasion and pull off a storybook ending?
Action-RPG Titan Quest is getting a new expansion today. In Eternal Embers, players will set foot in the mystic realms of the Far East. Legendary entities from Asian mythology like the Jade Emperor, the Ten Suns, and the Dragon King of the Four Seas are part of a storyline spanning four new acts. Over 30 different types of enemies and bosses are standing in the player’s path and a new mastery becomes available. Titan Quest: Eternal Embers is out now for PC for a SRP of $19.99 USD.
Techland today debuted a 15-minute gameplay video revealing details about the quests and obstacles faced by the game’s protagonist. Dying Light 2 Stay Human will be available February 4th on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch (Cloud Version).
After almost a decade, the RPG Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning is getting a new expansion on December 14th. The Fatesworn expansion offers a brand new storyline, a new environment, various new quests and missions, new Chaos Realm dungeons all over Amalur, a new gameplay mechanic, new weapons and armor, new enemies, and much more. It will raise the level cap to 50, and even features a new soundtrack by composer Grant Kirkhope. Fatesworn requires the base game Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning.
Square Enix, in collaboration with nine-time Grammy nominee Sia, today released a new rendition of “Fly Me to The Moon” in celebration of the upcoming launch of Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker on December 7th, which will take players to the moon in-game.
Today, DICE dropped another patch addressing bugs and other feedback areas affecting players in Battlefield 2042, as well as adding quality of life changes and some brand new features to the game.
Weekly missions will be coming to Battlefield 2042, with a total of three varying missions each week. Players who finish all the available missions that week will earn a unique cosmetic reward. Additionally, some new game mode layouts for Rush, as well as new templates and options will be added to Battlefield Portal.
The patch will also bring several UI improvements in and outside gameplay, with over 150 fixes, changes and small improvements to gameplay, including changes for maps, weapons, vehicles and Specialists.
Players can expect more updates in early December focused on balance changes and bug fixes to further enhance the Battlefield 2042 gameplay experience.
Solar Ash, the 3D traversal game developed by Heart Machine and published by Annapurna Interactive, launches today for PlayStation and PC via the Epic Games Store.
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