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Launch a Tire Codes (April 2026)
This guide provides a list of active codes for the Roblox game Launch a Tire, which can be redeemed for in-game currency like cash and fragments, as well as crates. The article explains how to redeem these codes within the game's settings and advises players to check official channels for new code releases tied to game milestones and updates.
Nioh 3 to get free update with high-difficulty side missions, rarer accessories, and new skills
Team Ninja and Koei Tecmo announced a free update for Nioh 3, scheduled for April 27th. This update will introduce high-difficulty Battle Scrolls, a Stone of Penance item to increase accessory rarity, and new skills. The developer also confirmed that the paid season pass DLCs are on track for September 2026 and February 2027.
Sailor Piece Sea 2 Update Codes
This article provides a list of active codes for the Sailor Piece Sea 2 update, detailing the level requirements for each. It also includes instructions on how to redeem these codes within the game's settings menu and addresses common issues players might encounter.
Nioh 3 Free Update Adds New Missions and Systems on April 27
Koei Tecmo and Team Ninja announced that Nioh 3 will receive a free update on April 27, 2026, adding new missions, systems like the Stone of Penance, and balance adjustments. The samurai action RPG, available on PlayStation 5 and PC, will also receive two DLC releases later this year. The update aims to enhance gameplay with new challenges and rewards.
Free PS5 Content Update Hands Nioh 3 a New Lease of Life
Team Ninja is releasing a free content update for Nioh 3 on April 27, 2026, for PlayStation 5. The update will introduce new high-difficulty Battle Scrolls, a Stone of Penance currency for accessory enhancement, and balance adjustments. Two paid DLC expansions, Hell Rising and Hell Insurrection, are also in development.
How It Feels To Play Starfield In 2026
This review examines Starfield's Free Lanes update and Terran Armada DLC, noting that while improvements have been made since launch, the core issues of underwhelming story and gameplay loop persist. The DLCs add handcrafted locations and new mechanics like Cruise Mode and X-Tech, but the game still suffers from bugs, loading screens, and a lack of meaningful player choice, making it unlikely to convert players who were not already invested.
Anime Vanguards Update 12 Codes
This article provides a list of active codes for the Anime Vanguards update 12, also known as 'Painful Lessons'. The codes offer various in-game rewards such as trait rerolls, memoria shards, and gems, but require players to reach level 30. Instructions on how to redeem these codes within the game are also included.
MMO Week in Review: Gorgon’s drama, TurtleWoW’s demise, Ashes’ docs
This week in the MMORPG genre saw significant drama and updates across various titles. Ashes of Creation's former boss released legal documents, Project Gorgon faced community backlash over bans, and TurtleWoW announced its closure following a lawsuit. Additionally, Book of Travels is transitioning to a solo offline game, while new content and updates arrived for games like Guild Wars 2, Final Fantasy XIV, and Elder Scrolls Online.
Ghost of Yōtei's Hell Mode boss battle difficulty is now live
Sucker Punch Productions has released Patch 1.601 for Ghost of Yōtei, introducing the challenging "Hell Mode" for boss battles and new class cosmetics. The update also includes Raid matchmaking, a "Gear Retirement" feature, and various performance and stability fixes.
Crimson Desert dev thanks you for your patience as it takes a little extra time to "test and polish" its next big patch
Crimson Desert developer Pearl Abyss has announced a delay for its next major update, stating they need more time for testing and polishing. The upcoming patch will introduce features like keyboard/mouse and controller presets, difficulty settings, inventory category tabs, the ability to replay boss fights, respawning enemy outposts, and new outfits. The update size will be larger than previous ones due to distant scenery quality improvements.
Crimson Desert’s Difficulty Settings and Distant Scenery Improvements Update Drops This Week
Pearl Abyss is releasing a significant update for Crimson Desert this week, which will include new difficulty settings, inventory category tabs, and improvements to distant scenery quality. The update also adds keyboard/mouse and controller presets, following recent additions like Intel Arc GPU support. Crimson Desert is available on Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and PC.
Crimson Desert's Next PS5 Patch Could Be Its Biggest Yet
Pearl Abyss is delaying Crimson Desert's next PlayStation 5 patch to ensure thorough testing of significant additions like difficulty settings and inventory management. This update, expected next week, will be larger than previous ones due to distant scenery quality improvements and aims to address player feedback on controls.
Crimson Desert's Next Major Patch Adds Difficulty Settings and Inventory Tabs Next Week
Pearl Abyss is releasing a major patch for Crimson Desert next week that will introduce new difficulty settings and inventory tabs. The developer is taking extra time to ensure the update is thoroughly tested and polished before its release.
EVE Online devs announce new starting area Exordium, set to roll out through Fanfest 2026
CCP Games announced Exordium, a new starting area for EVE Online designed to provide a low-risk learning environment for new players. This update will be rolled out in phases, with the full implementation expected by Fanfest 2026.
ARC Raiders’ newest expedition has a tight time window, and players aren’t happy: ‘F you if you can’t play on these days, I guess’
Players of ARC Raiders are expressing frustration over the limited five-day window to participate in the game's latest 'Expedition' event and complete associated challenges. The tight schedule, announced shortly before its April 28 start, has led to community backlash, with many players feeling excluded and criticizing the late notice from developer Embark Studios. This controversy comes as the game has been experiencing a decline in player count.
Battlefield 6 'seasons' should be big moments, but they're not, and it's because EA keeps drip-feeding us like hamsters in a cage
This opinion piece criticizes EA's 'drip-feed' approach to content updates for Battlefield 6, arguing that the current model of splitting seasons into smaller 'mini seasons' fails to create meaningful events for players. The author suggests that releasing full seasonal content at once would be more effective in re-engaging lapsed players, contrasting it with the hamster-in-a-cage analogy.
D0TT0R3 Reveals Intriguing Version 6.6 Leaks That ‘Aren’t Bad’
Gaming insider D0TT0R3 has shared intriguing leaks regarding an upcoming game update, version 6.6. The leaker expressed unusual enthusiasm, suggesting the content is surprisingly positive and potentially significant. This has generated considerable excitement within the gaming community, who are anticipating substantial improvements or new features based on the leaker's cautious optimism and the mention of an additional source, ULC.
Slay the Spire 2 Review-Bombing
Slay the Spire 2 on PC has experienced a second wave of review bombing on Steam, causing its overall review score to drop to 'Mixed'. This surge in negative reviews was reportedly triggered by a recent game update.
Torchlight Infinite's new season is the high-speed ARPG's most popular yet
The new 'Lunaria' season for Torchlight Infinite has become the free-to-play action RPG's most popular launch ever, achieving a new lifetime peak player count. This season introduces a new endgame farming system, a potion-slinging character, and various visual and UI improvements. Developer XD continues to enhance the game with each seasonal update, with this latest iteration seeing significant player engagement.
Congratulations, Slay the Spire 2 players: first "Major Update" lets you experience the pain and bliss Steam beta players have endured for weeks, and you're in for a treat
Mega Crit has released the first major update for Slay the Spire 2, bringing all changes and fixes from the beta branch to the main game. This update includes new features like Badges, a pseudo-achievement system, and addresses feedback from beta testers. The patch is now available for all players on the regular PC branch.