RuneScape is once again continuing to outline its series of overhauls and updates that are couched in its Road to Restoration efforts, and this time it’s talking about auras. Or more specifically, the elimination of them in the MMORPG’s next update. According to feedback from players, auras create more problems than they’re worth, imposing time pressure […]

Anna Sawai is previewing her role as Yoko Ono in filmmaker Sam Mendes’ quartet of Beatles films. Speaking to People in a new interview, the Emmy-winning Shōgun actress said it was “exciting” to portray the Japanese artist, whose marriage to co-lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist John Lennon catapulted her into another stratosphere of fame. “It’s […]

And they call the Imperials "milk-drinkers".

The Arc Raiders Shrouded Sky update is February's installment on the roadmap that Embark Studios published last month, and it's the chunkiest one there in terms of the sheer quantity and variety of new content we're getting. It follows Headwinds in January, which added things like the Trophy Display project and the Bird City map condition, while Flashpoint will come in March, followed by Riven Tides in April. This is all part of an overarching group of Arc Raidersupdates called Escalation.

Last Epoch has been a personal favorite of mine in the ongoing ARPG wars. Diablo 4, Path of Exile, and PoE 2 remain the dominant forces in the space, and D2 Resurrected has sprung back up with the introduction of the Warlock in its first new expansion in decades. I love them all, but I have a particular affinity for EHG's action RPG, which hits that Goldilocks sweet spot of being the 'just right' midpoint between the approachability of Diablo and the depth of Path of Exile. The road to Last Epoch Season 4 has just begun, and I'm pleased that the developer has dodged the biggest landmine, one it's repeatedly run into in recent years: calendar clashes.

Read the full story on PCGamesN: Last Epoch makes its smartest decision yet by stepping clear of the Path of Exile and Diablo minefields

The RPG's lead story designer walks down memory lane