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The Witcher 3: Songs of the Past can be played without the other expansions, but it will know if you do (opens the original)
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The 2027 expansion to The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt will take into account the choices and events of the prior expansion, if you’ve already played them. Seven years may have passed since The Witcher 3's last big expansion, but Geralt (and the game) will still remember what you did or didn't get up to during his prior expansion escapades when The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt's Songs of the Past DLC arrives next year. The upcoming expansion takes place after the events of The Witcher 3's two previous expansion
The Witcher 3 Remastered system requirements will show you how radiant Roach can be on your rig (opens the original)
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If you’re eager to enjoy Path Tracing in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered, here are the system requirements you’ll want to match. Take a moment to feel for poor old Roach, because today's launch of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered will soon see the faithful horse carting Geralt of Rivia travel for hundreds more hours. Roach isn't the only one with a new burden, though, because the updated visuals mean an all-new set of PC specs for The Witcher 3 Remastered that your PC will have to handle.
Delta Force's second anniversary update brings a 5v5 Detonation mode, with a new map to come (opens the original)
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Alongside quality of life updates and UE5 features, Delta Force’s latest update introduces a bomb-defusal Detonation mode to open beta. Explosive isn't typically a term you'd want applied to a two year old's birthday party, but free-to-play FPS Delta Force is looking to celebrate its second anniversary in bombastic style courtesy of a new Demolition game mode. The new 5v5 mode for Delta Force sees two teams vying for control over various sites, with attackers looking to plant and detonate explos
Guild Wars 2's Code of Creation update is now live, bringing an end to Visions of Eternity (opens the original)
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The final chapter of Guild Wars 2's Visions of Eternity expansion, Code of Creation, has opened up the gates to Leyspring Hollows. There may be a while to wait yet before Guild Wars 3 delivers an "evolution of the MMO," but until then Guild Wars 2 players have a swathe of new content to enjoy courtesy of today's Code of Creation update, the final chunk of Visions of Eternity. The conclusion to Visions of Eternity's narrative arc opens up a fresh explorable zone named Leyspring Hollows - a title
Steam may have quietly improved its discoverability, and indie devs are feeling the benefit (opens the original)
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“This change took a source of traffic that was non-existent for niche indies, and suddenly made it the best source of traffic in the entire store.” For indie developers, hoping to hook any attention amid the onrush of Steam's daily releases can feel a touch like adding glitter to a single drop of water in a tidal wave. Discoverability has long been regarded as a problem on Valve's storefront, yet according to developers, something may recently have changed for the better. In a recent newsletter
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