All articles tagged with #gameupdates
Originally Published 5 months ago — by IGN
Digital Extremes revealed extensive updates for Warframe and Soulframe at TennoCon 2025, including new gameplay, story chapters, and features, with a focus on customization, combat, and upcoming content for 2025 and beyond.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Forbes
Destiny 2 players have lost trust in the game due to persistent bugs and issues, such as malfunctioning weapon focusing tonics and the "weightgate" perk problem, which have plagued the game for years. These issues have been exacerbated by recent layoffs at Bungie, particularly in the QA department, leading to a lack of confidence in the game's systems and new content. Players are frustrated with the slow progress in fixing these problems, impacting their engagement with the game.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Wccftech
The Ukrainian development team behind STALKER 2: Heart of Chornobyl has announced a series of fixes and updates following the game's successful sales milestone of over one million units. The first post-launch update will address various issues, including crash fixes, main quest progression bugs, gameplay and balance adjustments, and visual inconsistencies. The team aims to improve the overall gaming experience by fixing weapon pricing, NPC behavior, and user interface issues. Players are advised to wait for these improvements for a more balanced and enjoyable experience.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Forbes
The First Descendant is introducing new content for its upcoming Season 2, including two new heroes, Keelan and Ines Raya, and an ultimate hero, Sharen, with enhanced abilities. The season will also feature a new intercept battle, "Deep Void," and a Void Vessel dungeon. Additionally, the game will eventually incorporate "jiggle physics," a long-requested feature by fans, though it won't be available at the start of Season 2, which launches on December 5.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Video Gamer
Helldivers 2's Democracy Space Station (DSS) has launched but received mixed reactions from the community, with many players expressing disappointment over its current state. Developer Arrowhead is actively working on improvements, including addressing issues like excessive ragdolling and enhancing features such as the jet pack and Galactic War Map. The team is in communication with fans and exploring various options to enhance the DSS experience, promising updates as they develop solutions.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Dexerto
Warzone's Black Ops 6 Season 1 introduces several community-driven updates, including extended tactical sprint duration, a nerf to live ping duration, and faster armor plate animations. The update also features new maps, weapons, and the return of Ranked Play. Quality-of-life improvements include automatic looting of Self-Revives, reduced fall damage penalties, and quicker deployment of Reinforcement Flares. These changes aim to enhance gameplay and address player feedback.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Forbes
Stellar Blade is introducing a crossover with Nier: Automata, featuring new 2B outfits and a Photo Mode, set to release on November 20. The update includes Emil as a vendor selling crossover outfits, new costumes, and an accessory that alters Tachy Mode. Players can also modify Eve's hairstyle and enjoy enhanced combat features like auto-targeting. The game benefits from PS5 Pro's improved resolution and framerate, with future expansions hinted but not detailed.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Dexerto
Fortnite's latest season introduced weapon mods, allowing players to customize their weapons with up to five attachments. This new feature has sparked a debate within the community about the necessity of unvaulting older weapons, as mods may render them obsolete. While some players welcome the innovation, others miss the consistency of the game's previous arsenal. Epic Games has not indicated whether vaulted weapons will make a comeback, but the community is keeping a close eye on future updates for any changes.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CharlieINTEL.com
Warzone players are expressing frustration over the new Urzikstan Gulag, claiming it is too dark and affects their gameplay negatively. Players report difficulty seeing opponents, especially those using dark skins, and are finding the weapon rotation, particularly the Sidewinder, exacerbates the issue. While visibility has been a recurring problem in Warzone, it remains to be seen if the developers will address these concerns in future updates.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Forbes
Bethesda's 'Starfield' is facing criticism similar to what 'Cyberpunk 2077' experienced, with disappointing critical reception and mixed public reactions. Despite decent player counts, the game's design and technical issues have led to negative comparisons with Bethesda's past successes. Bethesda has promised updates every six weeks and is working on improvements for 2024, but the extent of the necessary repairs and the resources available, especially with 'Elder Scrolls 6' in development, remain in question. The company is under pressure to fix 'Starfield' to maintain player trust after consecutive underwhelming game launches.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Push Square
Ubisoft has hinted at a "highly requested feature for next-gen consoles" for Far Cry 5 as the game prepares to celebrate its fifth anniversary. While the French publisher is yet to officially announce the news, it's likely that the update will allow the release to run at 60 frames-per-second on modern hardware. Ubisoft will be sharing information over the next three weeks.