With over seven million players signing up before it even came out, the game’s early success isn’t surprising. But positive reviews and people telling their friends are probably helping it grow even faster. Right now, it has a “Very Positive” rating on Steam, with 88% of over 68,000 player reviews being positive.
Where Winds Meet is initially presented as one type of game, but after spending a significant amount of time with it, it feels more like a simplified massively multiplayer online game. There’s a ton of content you can enjoy on your own, and you can completely ignore other players and the multiplayer aspects if you prefer – though I wouldn’t necessarily recommend that, it is possible.
People have been trying to figure out what the strange creature in the image is. Some think the large, crocodile-like figure with the human-shaped arm might be a Daedroth. Others have pointed out the armor in the middle looks similar to the Carved Nordic or Elven sets. One user, u/Kami-no-dansei, suggested the figure underneath the crocodile resembles a Dremora, but others disagree, noting its fangs and generally monstrous appearance are more vampiric.
Whether you enjoy casual exploration or challenging combat, this game offers plenty of opportunities to gain experience and unlock rewards. There are so many ways to earn Exploration Points that it can be hard to know where to start. Our guides will help you prioritize and maximize your point gains.
I was immediately captivated when I first saw the trailer for Stellar Blade during a PlayStation event. The game promised a compelling sci-fi world and an intriguing story centered around an android character. While the final game didn’t quite live up to the potential of Nier: Automata, I remained excited about it. Stellar Blade felt like a much-needed breath of fresh air for PlayStation, offering something unique in a generation that had been lacking standout titles.
It’s almost 3 am, and I’m finishing up Volume 1 of Stranger Things season 5. Things were going great – no major characters have died yet! I was even getting into the spirit, wearing a Hellfire Club t-shirt and eating Stranger Thingsbranded Doritos. Then, BAM! My alarm clock went off right during a crucial scene with Hopper and Eleven. I was expecting a scare from the show itself, but having my alarm sound used for so long was surprisingly awful. It’s actually making me more anxious than anything else that happened in the episodes, even Vecna’s appearance or the arguments between Steve and Dustin. Stranger Things*, please, never use that alarm sound again! I want to be able to enjoy rewatching these scenes without jumping out of my skin.
＋ Gigantic damage when buffed up, especially with Nebris’s high offensive stats
The world of esports is changing rapidly, driven by new technologies, different ways of making money, and growing public interest. Esports is becoming increasingly mainstream, with major competitions now covered by popular media outlets and featured on betting sites like Sportsbettingsites.com. Here’s a look at the key trends shaping the industry today.
In the finale of Stranger Things 4, Max Mayfield seemingly died, but Eleven managed to revive her—though she ended up in a coma. The first part of Stranger Things 5 reveals why she hasn’t woken up: she’s stuck in a timeless prison within Vecna’s memories. While her first attempt to break free failed, Max is now working on a plan to escape Vecna’s mind with Holly Wheeler.
We had a feeling something like this was coming. In the first part of Stranger Things 5, Will Byers unexpectedly develops powers of his own, just when he needs them. However, unlike Eleven and the other children experimented on at Hawkins Lab, Will’s abilities aren’t connected to that experience. Instead, his powers seem linked to Vecna – even though Vecna (and the Mind Flayer) originally gave both Will and Eleven their abilities. We’ll explain that connection more shortly.