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Here's what's coming to GeForce NOW in June including NTE: Neverness to Everness, SpaceCraft, Gothic 1 Remake
NVIDIA has announced the lineup of games coming to GeForce NOW in June 2026, including NTE: Neverness to Everness, SpaceCraft, and Gothic 1 Remake. The cloud gaming service will also see additions like Jurassic World Evolution 3, The Outer Worlds: Spacer's Choice Edition, and Tomb Raider I-III Remastered. GeForce NOW is available on Linux and Steam Deck.
Forecast: Fun Ahead — 18 Games Join in June to Stream on GeForce NOW
GeForce NOW is adding 18 games to its cloud streaming library in June, starting with 10 titles this week including NTE: Neverness to Everness and Gothic 1 Remake. The service allows members to play games across various devices without downloads or upgrades, with new titles like Jurassic World Evolution 3 and Fatekeeper also becoming available.
WRUP: The context of this entry is Guillaume edition
This week's 'What Are You Playing' roundup features staff and community members discussing their weekend gaming plans. Titles mentioned include Star Wars Galaxies Legends, The Division 2, Forza Horizon 6, Final Fantasy XIV, and Age of Empires IV, among others. The discussion also includes a bonus question about the definition of a 'quick errand'.
MMO Week in Review: The Only Way to the Cradle of War
This week's MMO news roundup covers major announcements from EVE Online's Cradle of War expansion and Star Citizen's alpha 4.8 Tactical Strike. Guild Wars 2 launched The Only Way update, while Amazon's Lord of the Rings MMORPG fate remains uncertain. NCsoft and Pearl Abyss reported strong financial quarters, and various other MMOs like Farever, EverQuest Legends, and Subnautica 2 were discussed.
Betawatch: Subnautica 2 dives into early access with a big splash
Subnautica 2 has launched into early access, drawing significant player interest and discussion, partly fueled by prior controversy. The article also provides a broad overview of other games currently in various stages of testing, including Farever, Star Citizen, and EverQuest Legends, highlighting player counts, updates, and testing statuses.
Progress Bar: Farever’s server issues trip up an otherwise fun and frolicking MMO-lite
Farever, an MMO-lite action RPG from Shiro Games, offers a colorful and enjoyable world with engaging combat, but is significantly hampered by persistent server and network issues. Despite improvements since its beta, players still experience lag, desynchronization, and server instability, impacting the overall experience. The game's core mechanics, including its Soulslike-inspired combat and class-based progression, show promise, but the underlying technical problems need urgent resolution for its early access to be considered worthwhile.
Farever Sells 100,000 Units in First Week of Early Access
Shiro Games announced that its multiplayer action RPG, Farever, has sold over 100,000 units in its first week of Early Access on Steam. The game features a fantasy open world with quests, challenges, and customizable playstyles. Shiro Games plans to release frequent updates based on player feedback throughout the Early Access period.
Cutesy adventurebox MMO Farever sees 100K players as Shiro addresses QOL and performance
The MMORPG Farever has surpassed 100,000 players, with over 15,000 concurrent players during its early access period. Developer Shiro Games has acknowledged performance and stability issues, prioritizing improvements to server lag, party systems, and gamepad controls. Recent updates have also introduced features like inventory autosort and stack splitting.
How to get unlimited Training Manuals in Farever
This guide explains how to obtain an unlimited supply of Training Manuals in the game Farever by utilizing a character duplication and item banking method. Players can create secondary characters to repeatedly acquire a Training Manual from an NPC named Haydn Seek, then transfer it to their main character's inventory via the in-game bank. This process can be repeated to continuously upgrade weapon skills.
Massively OP Podcast Episode 565: Happily Farever after
The MassivelyOP Podcast episode 565 covers Guild Wars 2's new zone, EVE Online studio CCP's rebranding to Fenris Creations, and Path of Exile 2's 'Return of the Ancients' update. The hosts also discuss the early access launches of Farever, Reaper Actual, and Outbound, as well as Ultima Online emulators.
All weapon types in Farever and best ones to use for each class
This guide details the 15 weapon types available in the early access build of Farever, along with recommended choices for each of the game's four classes: Mage, Priest, Rogue, and Warrior. It highlights how different weapons complement each class's strengths and playstyle.
How to get a mount in Farever
This guide explains how to obtain mounts in the game Farever. Players can acquire mounts through quests, the in-game shop using Gold, or by purchasing them from specific vendors like Perina Wann for Wolf and Raccoon mounts. The article also mentions the possibility of finding mounts in the wild and how to equip them via the Collection menu.
Farever class tier list: Best ones to use
This guide provides a tier list for the classes in the early access game Farever, categorizing them into S-tier and A-tier based on their current meta performance. The Warrior is highlighted as the top S-tier choice for solo play due to its high HP and damage, while the Priest is essential for team-based content. The Rogue and Mage are placed in A-tier, with the Rogue offering high DPS but complex combos, and the Mage being a powerful but fragile glass cannon.
Betawatch: Farever glides into early access while Loftia lands from closed beta
Several games are entering or continuing their early access and beta phases. Farever has officially launched into early access, while Loftia is preparing to bolster its early access based on closed beta feedback. Other titles like Trove, Aliens Fireteam Elite 2, Path of Exile 2, and Reaper Actual are also undergoing testing or preparing for updates and releases.
All professions in Farever: Which one should you pick
Farever is currently in early access and offers six distinct professions, including Blacksmith, Alchemist, Outfitter, Jeweler, Cook, and Enchanter, with more planned for the future. While players can learn multiple professions, the guide suggests Alchemist for solo players due to potion crafting and Jeweler for min-maxing character builds with stat-boosting items.
Farever Early Access
Farever has launched into Early Access on Steam for Windows PC. The multiplayer action RPG is developed by Shiro Games and features gameplay shown in its launch trailer.
Online Multiplayer Action RPG Farever Now Available in Early Access on Steam
Shiro Games has launched its online multiplayer action RPG, Farever, into Early Access on PC via Steam for $19.99. The game features a vast fantasy open world, multiple starting classes, and a gear-centric progression system. Shiro Games plans to develop the game alongside its community throughout the Early Access period.
Shiro’s easygoing MMO Farever officially rolls into early access today with an ambitious roadmap
Shiro Games' cute and casual MMO/co-op adventure RPG, Farever, has officially launched into early access. The game currently features four classes, progression up to level 20, mounts, companions, and extensive customization options, with a roadmap promising more regions, dungeons, classes, and features throughout 2026. While performance issues were noted, the core gameplay was found to be intuitive and fun, making it a potentially worthwhile early access purchase despite ongoing development.
Online Multiplayer Action RPG Farever Now Available in Early Access on Steam
Farever, an online multiplayer action RPG from Shiro Games, has launched in Early Access on PC via Steam for $19.99. The game features a vast fantasy open world with co-op gameplay, multiple classes, and a deep gear progression system. Shiro Games plans to evolve the title with community feedback throughout its Early Access period.
The Daily Grind: Is gliding more fun than flying in MMORPGs?
This article discusses the evolution and enjoyment of gliding mechanics in MMORPGs, comparing it to traditional flying. While initially underwhelmed by Guild Wars 2's gliding, the author now appreciates its contribution to player freedom without trivializing world traversal, noting its prevalence in recent survival sandboxes like Aloft, Palia, Nightingale, and Farever.