Phil Savage

1 week ago | pcgamer.com | Phil Savage

In today's Destiny 2 reveal event, Bungie kicked off the next major 'saga' of the game. It's called the Fate Saga, it'll unfold over multiple years, and it will start on July 15 with the first expansion, The Edge of Fate. But that was just one of four expansions that Bungie announced today, and it's the second one—due out later this year, on December 2—that will raise the most eyebrows. It's called Renegades, and it's… well, it's Star Wars.

1 month ago | pcgamer.com | Phil Savage

A month ago, The Bazaar launched in open beta. It was a disaster, alienating a faithful community that had been building up steam throughout the game's closed beta period. It wasn't just that players saw the new autobattler's free-to-play monetisation as extreme, drawing pay-to-win accusations, but that the game's creator—former professional Hearthstone player and streamer Reynad—went scorched Earth at the community subreddit.

1 month ago | flipboard.com | Phil Savage

1 day agoThe worlds richest, most divorced man streamed the game from a plane only to be relentlessly bullied by viewers. Elon Musk, seemingly keen to repair some of his gamer cred after he admitted to account boosting, streamed himself playing Path of Exile 2 during a flight as a part of an “airborne …

1 month ago | pcgamer.com | Phil Savage

Grinding Gear Games has announced the Dawn of the Hunt update for Path of Exile 2. It launches on April 4, and it's a big one: the first major content drop to hit the early access ARPG. The headline feature here is a new class—the Huntress—but GGG has also got plenty of new toys for every character to enjoy. New ascendancy options, new skills, new support gems and new uniques—in all, it should result in a pretty major shakeup to buildcrafting.

1 month ago | msn.com | Phil Savage

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