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When Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 first launched, it was highly praised by critics. The sequel from Warhorse Studios refined the gameplay of the original and has been followed by three downloadable expansions. The latest expansion, Mysteria Ecclesiae, was promoted as the end of Henry’s story, leading players to anticipate a large and impressive addition to the game. However, it appears the expansion hasn’t quite lived up to those expectations.

Where Winds Meet has a deep and intricate combat system, and that’s a good thing! Players who enjoy challenging, skill-based games will find a lot to love in its diverse mechanics. The game’s default controller settings are meant to be accessible to everyone, from beginners to experts. We’ve taken the time to refine those settings, allowing experienced players to fully maximize their gameplay.

Where Winds Meet generated a lot of pre-release buzz, racking up over 10 million pre-registrations. This unlocked special rewards for players, and the game itself offers a robust experience with both single-player and multiplayer options.

I’m loving how free and exploratory the game feels! But I’ve also been digging around and found a few things you can look for right away, and some really cool tricks that can save you a ton of time. Let’s jump in and see what I’ve discovered!

Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 is getting a small update, version 1.051 (or hotfix 1.5.1 as the developers call it), for console players. This patch mainly focuses on improving the game’s downloadable content (DLC) and isn’t as extensive as previous updates.

We’re looking at two games: one is an updated version of a classic, and the other is heavily inspired by it. It’s a comparison between the original and something similar, and while one might seem obviously better, the competition could actually be quite close.

Monster Hunter Wilds’ Title Update 4 introduces Gogmazios, adds more things to do after finishing the main game, improves several weapons, starts a new in-game event, and boosts the game’s performance, among other changes.

Today’s anime owe a lot to the classics that came before, the shows that first established the genre and set a high bar for storytelling and animation. One often-overlooked influence is Gothic anime, which blends elements of horror, sci-fi, fantasy, and even crime. These series typically feature dark, atmospheric visuals, complex characters, mature themes, and supernatural elements. This list highlights some of the best Gothic-inspired anime that truly shaped the genre, and why they’re worth watching.

Just to clarify, we tested this game using both a brand new account and one that was already fully leveled. We’ll update our review score as we continue playing.

It’s important to complete this quest before finishing the main Anamnesis DLC questline. If you do it afterward, you won’t be able to finish it.