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🖥 PCThe Blood of Dawnwalker endings and how to get each one
Decide the fate of Vale Sangora and free Coen's family.
📱 MobileKing's Raid set to make its return to mobile as King's Raid Re:verse
It's rare for mobile games to get a second chance. Some, such as Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, are resurrected as standalone versions, but many don't get the opportunity. King's Raid is the exception, as Masangsoft have confirmed the title of their resurrected version under the name King's Raid Re:verse. Set to debut a showcase at Tokyo Game Show later this month, King's Raid Re:verse will retain the characters and world that made the original so distinctive, but with additional optimisations and polish to bring it up to the standards of a new and returning audience. That includes some significant balance tweaks that are sure to please, and displease, some players. ... MORE(https://www.pocketgamer.com/kings-raid/name-confirmed-as-kings-raid-reverse/)
🖥 PCI have filled GTA 5 with realistic Los Angeles snow
Chestnuts roasting on an open car-fire.
🖥 PCA popular streamer turned down a 6-figure deal to play Arc Raiders because 'the game frustrated me so much'
Seven-figures? Now we're talking.
📱 MobileWorld of Warships: Legends marks 7th anniversary with activities and limited-time Modern Era mode
Naval warfare enthusiasts may look to the distant past for exciting battles, but World of Warships: Legends instead looks to today as they expand their recently introduced major new update that features the most modern ships yet. The limited-time mode will let players engage in high-tech battles and arrives alongside 7th anniversary festivities today. The Modern Era mode will see you pitted against other players in charge of late Cold War-era ships and utilising advanced technology. Be that cruise missiles or EMP waves, this mode, which will be available over the next two updates, promises to present a paradigm shift in how you play World of Warships: Legends. ... MORE(https://www.pocketgamer.com/world-of-warships-legends/major-update-to-modern-era-mode/)
🎮 Multi-platformOnimusha: Way Of The Sword’s Easy Mode Expertly Teaches Parrying To Those Who Hate Parrying
!Game Informer News(https://gameinformer.com/sites/default/files/styles/bodydefault/public/2026/07/15/8a80e229/380onimusha20.jpg.webp) Onimusha: Way of the Sword is finally out, and if you were considering picking it up – you should! It’s great, and you can read why in my review for Game Informer here(https://gameinformer.com/review/onimusha-way-of-the-sword/excellent-action-with-some-aging-elements). Now, if you’ve read any reviews for the game, or even previews leading up to its launch, you’ve likely heard about its difficulty, particularly its boss fights. While standard mob enemies have you feeling powerful, bosses absolutely put you in your place. There’s one boss I died more than a dozen times trying to defeat. But, if that scares you, don’t let it. Onimusha: Way of the Sword features the perfect easy mode for a game like this. Capcom calls it Story (Storyline Focus) mode, a difficulty that lets you focus on the story and is recommended for action game beginners. That’s true in that, yes, it is a much easier difficulty mode compared to the Action (Combat Focus) mode that aims to test you at all times. Enemies do less damage, you do more damage to enemies, parry windows are wider, and other similar features are what tune the Story mode difficulty down, but the most interesting part of it is the Action Prompts feature. This is on by default in Story mode, and I am blown away by how transformative it is. Onimusha: Way of the Sword’s combat is intricate and complex. You must parry at the right time, complete Issen Breaks within even tighter timing windows, dodge at the right moment to avoid damage, deflect incoming attacks, and more. Capcom has created one of my favorite sword-based melee action games ever, and it’s all these moves that protagonist Miyamoto Musashi has in his kit that make it so fun. However, I know what all these terms mean and how these timings work. If you don’t, well, there’s basically no hope of getting through Onimusha: Way of the Sword. Its later bosses demand near-perfection to win, and that means nailing every parry, deflection, and dodge. The game features tutorials but ultimately, it’s still on you to learn these timings and that can be difficult when you’re getting your face kicked in every time you miss one. The Story mode’s action prompts fix this entirely by showing you exactly the button to press and when to press it on-screen – it’s incredible! It’s such a simple feature, and though I’m blanking on it right now, surely other games have done this, right? Regardless, it’s exactly the kind of feature newcomers to this type of game need. It goes above and beyond the beginning tutorials and shows you, in real time, exactly what to press and when. This gives you all the satisfaction players who intimately know and love these types of games feel when they play Onimusha: Way of the Sword in its Action mode, for example. You can turn off the prompts too within the Story mode once you have a grasp on the timing, but you can also keep the prompts on from beginning to credits and beyond. And have no shame doing so – Onimusha: Way of the Sword is great, and you should do what you have to in order to reach the end (because its final hours rule). And hey, maybe after enough time learning the dance of swords that is Onimusha: Way of the Sword’s combat, you might try the Action mode and find success! If you’re a newcomer, try Story mode because it will teach you everything you need to know about timing, parries, deflects, dodges, and more without feeling like you’re stuck in an extra-long tutorial. If you’re a character-action veteran, try Story mode because it’s cool, and I bet you’ll hone your timing in doing so. For more, read Game Informer’s Onimusha: Way of the Sword review(https://gameinformer.com/review/onimusha-way-of-the-sword/excellent-action-with-some-aging-elements), and then head to Game Informer’s Onimusha: Way of the Sword coverage hub(http://google.com/search?q=game+infomrer+onimusha+coverage+hub&oq=game+infomrer+onimusha+coverage+hub&gslcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOTIJCAEQIRgKGKABMgkIAhAhGAoYoAEyCQgDECEYChigATIJCAQQIRgKGKAB0gEIMjk0MWowajSoAgCwAgA&sourceid=chrome&source=chrome.ob&ie=UTF-8) for all kinds of exclusive behind-the-scenes features, interviews, videos, and more.
🖥 PCD&D is getting a Netflix series about Strahd, involving the director of The Prisoner of Azkaban, and I honestly think this could work great
I've been hankering after a Curse of Strahd adaptation for a long time.
🖥 PlayStation, Xbox, PCMortal Shell 2: Sanguine Caverns walkthrough (Part 15)
!(https://assetsio.gnwcdn.com/mortal-shell-2-lost-child-close-up.jpg?width=690&quality=85&format=jpg&auto=webp) The Sanguine Caverns can be found at the very northmost point of the Mortal Shell 2(https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/games/mortal-shell-2) map, and contains the game's third major boss: the frightful Lost Child. With everything else in Fainweald now conquered, it's time for us to journey to these far north reaches and cleanse the land of its last scant bits of corruption. Below, I've put together an easy to follow step-by-step guide to the entire region of the Sanguine Caverns, including every dungeon, every foe and boss encounter, and every tucked away valuable item - of which there are several in this area of Fainweald! So, let's begin the last stage of your cleanup of Fainweald with our 100% Sanguine Caverns walkthrough. Read more(https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/mortal-shell-2-walkthrough-part-15-sanguine-caverns)
📱 MobileWarframe TennoVIP livestream unveils details of major update Iceblade of Narin
While Gamescom may have been the biggest event on the gaming industry's calendar, for fans of Warframe it was the TennoVIP community event that captured their imagination. And in their TennoVIP devstream, the team at Digital Extremes unveiled exciting new details of the upcoming Iceblade of Narin update arriving September 23rd. In case you hadn't already guessed, the Iceblade of Narin update is set to be a real chiller (geddit?). The update introduces the titular 66th warframe, Narin, the first female ice frame who specialises in crowd control, and debuts alongside their signature Nunchasa Bow and dual ice pistols, Aksondol. And judging by the new trailer, her playstyle will be very engaging for players who like fast-paced and flashy attacks. ... MORE(https://www.pocketgamer.com/warframe/iceblade-of-narin-update-revealed/)
🎮 Multi-platformThe 'Dragon Ball Super' Remake’s Visual Upgrades Are Shocking Fans
Beerus does more than adjust some colors or polish some animations, comparison shots show
🟩 Xbox, Multi-platformXbox's New Disc-to-Digital Support Is Smarter than Advertised
Xbox's disc-to-digital program makes it possible to digitize Series X games using an Xbox One, which can be useful for Series S owners.
🖥 PlayStation, Xbox, PCThe Blood of Dawnwalker: All endings explained
!(https://assetsio.gnwcdn.com/TBODCoenEnding.jpg?width=690&quality=85&format=jpg&auto=webp) The Blood of Dawnwalker(https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/games/the-blood-of-dawnwalker) has one main goal for Coen – to save his family. You spend 30 days (and nights) figuring out your best defence against Brencis, levelling up skills, collecting armour and teaming up with allies. But it turns out defeating him isn't the only way to get everyone home safe. In fact, sometimes defeating him might still lead to the demise of your nearest and dearest. I played through the game's four full story endings to see what would happen and, unfortunately, it's bad news for Lunka at almost every turn. There's also three additional early endings you can try on for size, which we'll cover at the end. In this guide I'll fully explain how to get all endings in The Blood of Dawnwalker, and what can happen to your family along the way in each case. Read more(https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/the-blood-of-dawnwalker-endings)