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The Omega Planetes boss in Monster Hunter: World is inspired by a boss of the same name from Final Fantasy XIV. While the Behemoth monster in Monster Hunter: World was based on content from an earlier Final Fantasy XIV raid, Omega is unique because it comes from a later, more challenging raid. Interestingly, all Final Fantasy XIV players will likely have faced Behemoth now, as its original raid is now part of the game’s main storyline. Omega, however, remains an optional encounter, only briefly appearing in the game after the main Heavensward story.

Dr. Doot, a Twitch streamer, has become well-known for uniquely playing video games while simultaneously playing the saxophone. Recently, they’ve been tackling the challenging game Silksong using their custom controller/instrument, and they’re making even the most difficult parts look surprisingly easy – honestly, it’s a little embarrassing for me!

While *Monster Hunter Outlanders* is likely coming to mobile devices, it won’t sacrifice the thrill of the hunt. The game is adapting the series’ core gameplay for a more accessible experience. Controls will be simplified to button presses, allowing players to easily execute combos and signature weapon moves – ideal for playing on the go. A new lock-on system will also make battles smoother and more manageable.

The Monster Hunter Stories role-playing games have been released on PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and Steam. The first game was also available on iOS, Android, and Nintendo 3DS. Now, for the first time, both games are coming to Xbox consoles. You can watch the announcement from Capcom at the 27:26 mark in the video below for more details.

Get ready, Monster Hunter Stories fans! The first and second games in the series are launching on Xbox on March 13, 2026. Check out the new trailer to see gameplay footage! Read More 2025-09-25 14:27

Monster Hunter Outlanders is a new mobile game coming to iOS and Android that lets you explore a large open world and team up with up to three other players for hunts. At the Tokyo Game Show 2025, the developers at TiMi Studio revealed a new gameplay trailer, images, and artwork, and also opened sign-ups for a closed beta test.

Released in May 2025, *Elden Ring Nightreign* is the newest game from FromSoftware. It has quickly become a success, selling over 5 million copies and receiving generally positive feedback. Critics have highlighted the engaging combat and addictive gameplay, though some initially found it challenging to play alone or felt it could have offered more diverse content.

Console players will receive the Wuchang: Fallen Feathers update (version 1.000.011) today, along with some new free content.

In an interview with PC Gamer (as reported by GamesRadar), game director Qiwei Liang discussed the boss Huangxing. He explained that on the normal difficulty setting, Huangxing fights similarly to bosses in Souls-like games – he has predictable attack patterns, and players can learn them by fighting him repeatedly.

We’re releasing an update soon that lets you push your Depth level one step further. We’re also adding a new feature to prevent you from immediately dropping a level after losing in Depths 3, 4, or 5. In Depth 3, you’ll have one loss forgiven. Depths 4 and 5 will let you lose twice before dropping. And don’t worry, this isn’t a one-time benefit – losing and then climbing back up will reset these protections, so you can use them again.