Starting December 2nd, PlayStation Plus members can get five free games: a popular indie title, a beautiful LEGO game, a tough horror game, an action-packed extraction shooter, and a scary co-op first-person shooter. You can claim these games starting next week, but only until January 5th, so be sure to add them to your library soon, according to a post on the PlayStation Blog.
When we talk about how long these games take to beat, we’re looking at completing most, if not all, of what they offer. These aren’t games with stories that stretch beyond 100 hours, but they all still feature substantial main quests – a key part of what makes this genre enjoyable.
Dantes, who used to go by Doaenel, has been trying to get verified on social media for more than five years. He’s gained a large following, but his verification requests have consistently been denied.
The new main questline starts with a task in Ostican. You can travel there like you did in the original game, or quickly jump there using a window that appears at the beginning of the campaign. Most players will likely choose the quick jump – everyone wants their ships fast! But even if you prefer to explore on foot and aren’t interested in ships, I still suggest completing the tutorial.
I’ve been going to these yoga sessions, and it’s amazing how many people are showing up – people are coming from all over the US and even from other countries! It all started with just a single class led by this instructor, Trish Sexstella, but it got so popular that it just kept going. She said she never expected it to blow up like this!
Hey everyone, just wanted to share an update on Brandon. He’s a creator I really enjoy – you probably know him from his documentary-style videos and those awesome street interviews. Sadly, he’s been going through a really tough time with his health for months. He recently let us know he was admitted to the ICU, and things are super serious. Apparently, his heart, lungs, liver, and kidneys are all in really bad shape, and the doctors are working hard to try and get him stable. It’s definitely scary, and I’m hoping he pulls through.
The next World of Warcraft expansion, Midnight, takes place in a completely revamped Quel’Thalas, where a massive Void invasion is underway. This invasion is orchestrated by Xal’atath, who weakened Azeroth during the events of The War Within, allowing the powerful voidlord Dimensius to strike. The Void’s goal is to seize control of the Sunwell—a powerful source of magic—and spread fear across the world. Players will need to bring the scattered elven clans back together, team up with ancient allies, and fight alongside the forces of the Light in a final stand against the encroaching darkness. Key locations in the campaign will include Eversong Woods, Zul’Aman, Harandar, and the Voidstorm.
The game, called Horses, was initially banned from Steam. When the developers submitted it for approval in 2023, Valve made an unusual request: they wanted to play the entire game first. According to Pietro Righi Riva, the studio’s co-founder, this had never happened to them before. At the time, the game was only partially complete, but Steam insisted on a full playthrough for approval. Santa Ragione quickly worked to finish the game and provide Valve with a complete version for review.
Despite having an English X (formerly Twitter) account and YouTube channel, the game’s big announcement wasn’t made there first. Instead, it debuted in a video currently only available on the Korean and Japanese YouTube channels.
So, I was reading up on Arc Raiders, and Johan – one of the 3D artists who actually worked on the game – posted the backstory of this character called Scrappy on the official page. It was really cool to learn how they came up with him!