All articles tagged with #game updates
Crimson Desert’s latest patch adds new content and features, but the developers haven’t announced a roadmap or timeline for future updates, leaving players with fresh content but unclear long-term plans.
Hades II on Switch 1 & 2 gets a hefty patch that adds bonus content, new dialogue, more gift options at the Crossroads, new Animal Familiar forms, and extensive balance tweaks and fixes across weapons, boons, hexes, and Prophecies.
Arc Raiders now features a live Map Conditions tracker on its site, showing current and upcoming map states and allowing filters by map (Buried City, Dam Battlegrounds, Spaceport, Stella Montis, The Blue Gate) and condition. The tool, accessible via About > map conditions, offers a handy planning aid for players, a welcome addition after the game's launch.
Destiny 2’s next major update, Shadow and Order, has been pushed back to avoid overlapping with Bungie’s upcoming Marathon release, extending the wait for new content even as the Renegades expansion continues to be well-received and adds Star Wars-inspired touches and new weapons.
TFT patch 16.2 introduces balance adjustments to units, traits, items, and emblems, aiming to reduce the gap between AD and AP compositions, improve trait viability, and address gameplay issues, with updates to units like Gwen, Bard, Tryndamere, and T-Hex, along with item and augment rebalancing.
Xbox Game Pass adds several new games in January, including Star Wars Outlaws, Resident Evil Village, and more, with some titles leaving the library soon. Highlights include the first open-world Star Wars game, a remastered Final Fantasy, and various indie and AAA titles across multiple platforms.
The article outlines Lost Ark's 2026 roadmap, highlighting major content updates from January to April, including new collectibles, class releases like Dragonknight, progression system overhauls, story chapter conclusions, and new raid content, reflecting a year of significant expansions and improvements.
The article provides a comprehensive overview of Riot Games' recent activities, including game updates, esports events, new content releases, and community celebrations across various titles like League of Legends, Wild Rift, and Valorant, highlighting their ongoing commitment to innovation, community engagement, and celebrating milestones such as anniversaries and esports tournaments.
Riot Games announced a major overhaul for League of Legends, including a new client, visuals, and game modes, aiming for a 2027 release, with plans to enhance player experience and update game content, while clarifying it's not a sequel.
The article provides a comprehensive update on Riot Games' recent activities, including game updates, esports events, new game modes, and community celebrations across their titles like League of Legends, Wild Rift, TFT, and VALORANT, highlighting their ongoing commitment to innovation, community engagement, and celebrating milestones such as anniversaries and esports tournaments.
Bungie announced that their team-based extraction FPS game Marathon will launch in March 2026 for PS5, Xbox Series, and PC at $39.99, with plans for ongoing free updates including new maps, game modes, and customization options, along with a detailed 23-minute documentary highlighting new features and the game's dark sci-fi world.
Nintendo has released a compatibility update for the Switch 2, ensuring that several Switch 1 games, including titles like Resident Evil 4 and Streets of Rage 4, are now fully playable on the new hardware as of December 14th, 2025.
Nintendo has released a compatibility update for Switch 2, ensuring that several Switch 1 games, including Resident Evil 4 and Streets of Rage 4, are now fully playable on the new hardware, reflecting ongoing efforts to improve backwards compatibility.
Cyberpunk 2077, initially plagued by technical issues and poor reception, was significantly improved through updates and the anime Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, allowing CD Projekt Red to redeem its reputation and set the stage for future expansions and sequels, though debates about its initial launch and development remain contentious.
Riot Games' Bryan Salvatore announced updates to Swiftplay in League of Legends, focusing on improving pacing by adjusting objectives, reducing game length, and enhancing lane and jungle mechanics to create a faster, more engaging experience for players with limited time.