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GamespotVery positive

The Blood Of Dawnwalker Devs Heard Your 60fps Requests And Have Good News For Console Players

Developer Rebel Wolves has confirmed that The Blood of Dawnwalker will feature a 60fps Performance Mode on PlayStation 5, PS5 Pro, and Xbox Series X, available via a day-one patch. The game will also offer Balanced (40fps) and Quality (30fps) modes on these consoles, while the Xbox Series S will target 30fps. The studio, which includes former The Witcher and Cyberpunk 2077 developers, responded to player feedback requesting higher frame rates.

FZ.sePositive

Kovändning! Blood of Dawnwalker får 60 fps på konsol

Rebel Wolves has reversed its decision regarding frame rate options for The Blood of Dawnwalker on consoles. The game will now feature a 60 FPS mode available via a day-one patch for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 5 Pro, and Xbox Series X. Initially, the game was announced with a 30 FPS quality mode and a 40 FPS balanced mode.

EurogamerNeutral

Rumours of a third Ori game are "nonsense", confirms series creator

Moon Studios CEO Thomas Maher has debunked rumors of a third Ori game, stating they are "nonsense." He confirmed the studio's focus remains on their action-RPG, No Rest for the Wicked, which recently launched into Early Access and is scheduled for a 1.0 release in October for PC and PlayStation 5. The last Ori title, Ori and the Will of the Wisps, was released in 2020.

FZ.seNegative

Inget 60 fps-läge för Blood of Dawnwalker på konsol

Rebel Wolves' debut title, The Blood of Dawnwalker, will not feature a 60 fps performance mode on consoles, including the PlayStation 5 Pro. The game will offer a quality mode targeting 30 fps and a balanced mode targeting 40 fps, with the PS5 Pro offering enhanced graphics in both modes. The game is set to release on September 3rd.

FZ.sePositive

Stray Dog: Nobody Cares är ett soulslike där man är en hund med ett svärd

Stray Dog: Nobody Cares is a new soulslike game inspired by the Great Grey Wolf Sif boss fight from Dark Souls. Players control a sword-wielding dog tasked with rescuing its captured knight master. Developed by Parry Frames Team, the game will be released on PC and features stealth kills, boss battles, and ability upgrades.

Checkpoint GamingVery positive

The Duskbloods Hands-on Preview – Calling all Bloodsworn

A hands-on preview of FromSoftware's upcoming PvPvE multiplayer game, The Duskbloods, reveals a game that blends elements of Elden Ring and Bloodborne with its own unique mechanics. Players compete to gather 'Virtue' by defeating enemies and other players, with alliances being temporary and strategic. Despite initial connectivity issues during a network test, the game showcased impressive gothic art direction and fluid combat on the Nintendo Switch, though its long-term appeal may depend on future content and progression systems.

Gaming BoltPositive

Tides of Annihilation’s First Story Trailer Will Premiere at Gamescom Opening Night Live

Eclipse Glow Games will premiere the first story trailer for Tides of Annihilation at Gamescom Opening Night Live on August 25th. The trailer will provide context for the game's plot, which involves an invasion of modern-day London from another dimension, with Gwendolyn from Arthurian legend caught in the middle. The game is coming to Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and PC.

Gaming BoltVery positive

Metal Gear Solid 4 – Master Collection Vol. 2 – What You Need To Know Before Buying

Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots is set to be released in Master Collection Vol. 2, bringing the PlayStation 3 exclusive to modern platforms. The game features a deep narrative, innovative stealth and action mechanics, and unique systems like OctoCamo and Solid Eye. The collection will include the MGS4 Database, Screenplay Book, and Master Book, with pre-order bonuses available. It will support 4K resolution and 60fps on most platforms, though the Nintendo Switch will have lower resolutions and a 30fps cap.

Metro UKPositive

The Duskbloods Network Test review - FromSoftware offers multiplayer vampires

FromSoftware's upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive, The Duskbloods, offers a multiplayer-focused experience with fast-paced combat reminiscent of Dark Souls and Bloodborne. The Network Test revealed a competitive knockout tournament structure where players collect 'Virtue' to survive elimination phases, with options for temporary alliances and permanent 'kin' summons. While the core gameplay loop is compelling and features unique characters, its long-term appeal and integration of story elements remain to be seen.

The Xbox HubVery positive

Mortal Shell II Review | TheXboxHub

Mortal Shell II offers a brutal and satisfying Souls-like combat experience with a unique shell-swapping mechanic and a variety of weapons, including firearms. While the game features a decaying world aesthetic and solid sound design, it is hampered by persistent camera issues and some enemy design similarities. The story involves recovering stolen 'Ova' for the Undermether, and the game is now available on Xbox, PlayStation, and PC.

Retro GamerPositive

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time leaker says Xbox is working on a new Ori game, 6 years after its last excellent…

A prominent leaker suggests that Xbox is working on a new installment in the Ori series, a franchise known for its Metroidvania gameplay and stunning visuals. The original developer, Moon Studios, is currently focused on their ARPG 'No Rest for the Wicked', indicating an external studio may be involved in the new Ori project.

PC GamerVery positive

This newly announced soulslike has a main character inspired by Dark Souls' most heartbreaking boss fight

Stray Dog: Nobody Cares is a new soulslike game inspired by Dark Souls, featuring a protagonist that is a loyal hound to a captured knight, similar to Great Grey Wolf Sif. Developed by Parry Frames Studio, the game will include familiar soulslike mechanics such as parrying, backstabbing, and stealth, with a combat framework that has been completed. The studio previously released the soulslike Crimson Oath.

EGamers.ioVery positive

Fourteen Years On, Diablo 3 Remains the Best Diablo — and Nothing Will Change My Mind

Fourteen years after its release, Diablo 3 remains the best entry in the franchise due to its accessible gameplay, fluid build system, and polished combat. While Diablo 2 is often praised for its mood and Diablo 4 for its recency, Diablo 3 offers a more enjoyable and less hardcore experience, especially with its excellent console local co-op implementation.

Checkpoint GamingNeutral

Coming Out in gaming this week — August 24, 2026

This week's gaming releases include a variety of titles across multiple platforms. Highlights include the pixel remake Apidya, the shooter Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2, the strategy game Brigandine: The Legend of Runersia, and the prequel Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy. Other notable releases are Star Wars: Zero Company, Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol.2, Aggelos 2, Elden Ring for Switch 2, Captain Tsubasa II: World Fighters, and Toaplan Arcade Garage titles Flying Shark and Fire Shark.

Nintendo EverythingPositive

How to beat the secret boss in Splatoon Raiders

This guide details how to defeat the secret boss, Lord Saltimatum, in Splatoon Raiders. The fight takes place on the 100th floor of the Bottomless Buffet and requires high damage output and specific gear like the Speed Tank with Jump Bomb for evasion. Players are advised to use the Jump Bomb to dodge Lord Saltimatum's various attacks, including tornadoes, lasers, and an arena-wide explosion. While dealing damage, the Torqscrew weapon is recommended for sustained offense against both the boss and any spawned lesser Salmonids.

EGamers.ioVery positive

Ranking the 12 Greatest Blizzard Games of All Time

This article ranks the 12 greatest games developed by Blizzard Entertainment, highlighting titles like Starcraft, Diablo 2, and Overwatch for their lasting impact and innovative gameplay. It discusses Blizzard's history of creating enduring titles, many of which utilize live service models and continue to receive expansions and updates.

EurogamerNegative

The Blood of Dawnwalker's console modes top out at 40fps, with no 60fps option at launch

The Blood of Dawnwalker will launch with console performance modes targeting 30fps in Quality Mode and 40fps in Balanced Mode on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, with no 60fps option available at launch. While the PS5 Pro will offer enhanced visuals at the same frame rates, fans are hoping for a post-launch performance patch to enable a 60fps mode. The game is directed by Konrad Tomaszkiewicz, known for his work on The Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077.

EurogamerPositive

47 video game things that spark joy

This article compiles a list of small, often overlooked moments in video games that bring players joy, ranging from humorous bugs and satisfying combat mechanics to clever design choices and nostalgic elements. Contributors share personal anecdotes about specific instances that enhance their gaming experience, highlighting the unique pleasures the medium can offer.

EGamers.ioNeutral

Calamity Wraps Sunforge Season With Servers Live and No Wipe as Factory, Cosmetics Mint Approach

Calamity has concluded its Sunforge Season, which ran for eight weeks and featured a $20,000 prize pool. The game's servers remain online with no progress wipe, allowing players to keep their seasonal gear and Gold. Upcoming updates include a Factory and cosmetics NFT mint, a new biome, dungeons, an off-season event, community tournaments, and a new game mode. The WYRM token generation event (TGE) still has no confirmed date.

Metro UKPositive

The secret to making a good Star Wars game is to do less - Reader's Feature

This reader's feature argues that successful Star Wars games succeed by focusing on a single core fantasy rather than trying to include every possible element of the universe. Games like TIE Fighter, Republic Commando, and Jedi: Fallen Order are highlighted for their focused design, while others are criticized for becoming unfocused "catalogues" of features. The author suggests that future Star Wars games should prioritize a clear identity and developer confidence in saying 'no' to extraneous features.