
Baldur’s Gate 3 Player Takes Mayrina’s Husband to Final Boss
A Baldur's Gate 3 player revives Mayrina's dead husband and takes him to the final boss fight, turning him into an unlikely hero.
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A Baldur's Gate 3 player revives Mayrina's dead husband and takes him to the final boss fight, turning him into an unlikely hero.

Skyrim players are showcasing their quirky collection habits, from books and boots to skulls and ladles, revealing the enduring appeal of the game.

Fallout: London sets a new record on GOG with 500,000 redemptions in just 24 hours, becoming the most successful game launch in the platform's history.

BioWare learns from Anthem's failure, refocusing on its core strengths for Dragon Age: The Veilguard, aiming for a story-driven, single-player RPG experience.

The latest SteamOS beta hints at an imminent general installation with added support for ROG Ally, suggesting broader compatibility with other handheld gaming PCs.

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 adds an ambitious new feature that lets players land their plane and explore the world on foot, setting a new standard for realism in flight sims.

Bungie's upcoming game, Marathon, may face further delays due to developmental challenges, with insiders suggesting it could slip beyond its rumored 2025 release.

WWE 2K23, NHL 20, and Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem are losing online functionality in September 2024. Complete your achievements before it's too late.

World of Warcraft will implement improvements to the transmog collection process in Patch 11.0.5, turning a War Within beta bug into a permanent feature.

Final Fantasy 14's Shadow data center, including four servers, will be shut down on August 27. Players should transfer their characters before the maintenance period.