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Audio player loading… Genshin Impact codes are a big part of the livestream that airs every couple of months. People tune in to find out what's coming in the game, but also to get some free Primogems they can use to wish on the upcoming characters. This time we're getting our first fully-fledged look at the Sumeru region and its new Dendro-element characters, so you can bet a lot of people will be watching. If you're a no-spend player hoping to grab either of the Dendro characters, Collei (opens in new tab) or Tighnari (opens in new tab) , you're going to have to save some Primos, and the three livestream codes will help pad out your current Primogem savings. Genshin Impact livestream codes usually expire after only a day, so you'll want to redeem these as soon as they air so you don't forget. Here I'll add each Genshin Impact code as it appears in the livestream so you can do just that. I'll also explain how to redeem the codes a little lower down, just in case … [Read more...] about All Genshin Impact codes from the version 3.0 livestream

Audio player loading… Jeepers creepers folks, we've known that Total War: Warhammer 3 (opens in new tab) 's Immortal Empires map was going to be absolutely massive: But actually seeing it is something else entirely. In a new video posted to YouTube (opens in new tab) , the gravelly-voiced narrator of the Total War series narrates a 13-minute flyover of the Warhammer Fantasy world. It's a map of frankly shocking scale for a strategy game of this scope, complexity, and visual quality. It's the kind of thing you would never expect to work, or assume could never exist. I know it's releasing into beta, but Immortal Empires is the fulfillment of a game design dream that the developers at Creative Assembly have been working towards for well over six years now. The trailer's cope shows this as it rolls through character and soundtrack themes from three full games and dozens of prior DLC. Either way, the video swoops from place to place across Warhammer Fantasy's … [Read more...] about Here’s Total War: Warhammer 3’s shockingly large Immortal Empires map

For every game like Elden Ring that smashes the doors off sales records and gets the gaming world abuzz, there are dozens of smaller games that don't make quite as big of a splash. Here in the sluggish summer months, which you might call The Lands Between in terms of big game releases, it's a good time to look back at the first half of the year and see what hidden gems you might have missed. Below you'll find five games that flew beneath that radar but are still well worth your time. There's a wonderfully funny FMV game, an immersive sim from veteran developers, a couple of puzzle games (one that will make you laugh and one that will absolutely do your head in), and a sim that'll make you believe running a collectible card shop is sexy as hell. Here are 5 hidden gems from the first half of 2022. Not for Broadcast Release date : January 25 2022 kicked off in a bizarre way if you played this FMV television studio simulator. And if you didn't, you owe it a … [Read more...] about 5 hidden gems you may have missed in 2022

Audio player loading… Battle Royale craze progenitor PUBG: Battlegrounds (opens in new tab) seems pretty happy with its free-to-play release, as parent company Krafton says it has picked up more than 80,000 new users per day since it went free in January. Revenue from PUBG is also up, with average revenue per user up "more than 20% [quarter over quarter]." This news comes courtesy of the company's revenue report (opens in new tab) for the first half of 2022. PUBG: Battlegrounds got a name change (opens in new tab) last year ahead of its transition to free-to-play, circumstances which have also opened the floodgates to brand collaborations, most recently with Assassin's Creed (opens in new tab) , which we thought was kind of weird to be honest. Either way, revenue for Krafton is overall up, though it's not clear how much of that is coming from PUBG Mobile or Krafton's other mobile PUBG-adjacent shooter, New State Mobile. The publisher's earnings report … [Read more...] about PUBG picks up 80,000 extra players daily now that it’s free

From 2010 to 2014 Richard Cobbett (opens in new tab) wrote Crapshoot, a column about rolling the dice to bring random games back into the light. This week, adventure legends Sierra present a dark vision of one of the strangest alien invasions ever. And you thought your boss was a monster. In 2002, the Orbs invaded. They looked like giant floating eyeballs. Despite that, humanity's attempt to fight back with a big pokey stick didn't work out so well, and two years later, Earth is theirs. Humanity is now crushed under their... uh... lower squishy bits. Now, under the hellish scarlet skies, only one man has a chance of turning the tide. There's only one problem; or two, if you count the entire world having been nuked into a monstrous parody of civilisation. He works for them. And he's pretty good at his job, when he's not being randomly murdered by everything from street punks to dinosaurs. This happens a lot. Manhunter is one of the weirdest SF adventures ever made. … [Read more...] about In Manhunter: New York, alien eyeballs conquered the Earth and it was your job to help them