Look, I love Skyrim, but it’s not even the longest RPG out there, honestly. There are some games that seriously ask for a ton of playtime if you want to experience everything. We’re not just talking about a long main story here. These games are packed with side quests, secret bosses, and systems so complex you could play for ages and still not see it all. Some even let you play with others, which just gives you even more reasons to keep coming back!
Since its release in May, Elden Ring Nightreign has been regularly updated with bug fixes, improvements, and new content. The developers at FROM Software listened to player feedback and added a Duo Expeditions mode, which is specifically balanced for two players instead of the original three. But these updates were just the beginning – Kadokawa, FROM Software’s parent company, has announced that premium DLC for Nightreign is expected to launch soon.
This game is a challenging but rewarding experience. It demands patience and encourages you to experiment, because you’ll likely make mistakes along the way as you find a playstyle that works for you. You might not even fully grasp all the game’s systems, and that’s okay – but ignoring them will make the game very difficult.
The game Where Winds Meet has been very popular in China since its release in December 2024, and will be available worldwide on November 14th. It’s launching on PC and will be exclusive to PlayStation 5 consoles.
As a huge fan of the original Fallout and New Vegas, it’s really disheartening to see that, even with all of Microsoft’s resources and 15 years of development, the team hasn’t been able to innovate with a single new gameplay mechanic. It feels like they haven’t been able to build on that classic formula and take it in a fresh direction, and that’s what’s a little sad to me, as someone who loves those games so much. That’s what Warhorse’s Vávra said, and I completely agree!
Daniel Vavra is a co-founder of Warhorse Studios and has worked on popular games like Mafia, Mafia 2, Kingdom Come: Deliverance, and Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. He’s also known for being outspoken on social media, recently responding to reviews of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 in early 2025. His comments often generate debate and attract a lot of attention, sometimes leading to controversy.
Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection is available in three editions. The Standard Edition costs $69.99, the Deluxe Edition costs $89.99, and the Premium Deluxe Edition costs $99.99. The Deluxe Edition includes the full game, plus the Deluxe Kit which adds the “Rudy’s Tale” side story (coming in Fall 2026), special outfits for your companions, and extra clothing and hairstyles for your character. The Premium Deluxe Edition includes everything from the Deluxe Edition, along with an exclusive cosmetic DLC pack.
You can also pre-order outfits for Eleanor, including Skyscale Rathalos armor, but you’ll need to play a bit to unlock it. For even more customization options, the $99.99 Premium Edition includes the Aristocratic Air DLC, which offers additional outfits for your companions.
About a month ago, a modder named AnotherPlus shared an exciting discovery: they had successfully brought the landscapes of Morrowind into the FromSoftware game. While the mod still has some unfinished areas and needs further development, the team is making impressive progress.
Wow, 2025 is flying by! It’s already shaping up to be an amazing year for games. We’ve had some surprise indie hits like Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 and Blue Prince that are seriously in the running for Game of the Year, but the big AAA titles are also strong contenders. I’ve been totally hooked on Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 – it came out in February and everyone’s loving it. Warhorse Studios really nailed the sequel; the gameplay is so smooth, the world is huge and feels totally real, and it just looks fantastic. It’s definitely a top contender in my book!