I'm happy to hear this will be supported for more years. This is a very fun open world looter shooter. They just patched in an alien invasion event. If you get a lot of people at the event it goes fast, but it was just two of us late last night and we were frantically trying to hold off waves of aliens. The local scorched monsters got involved and it was a giant three-way gunfight going on. Good times.

I'm not sure about these studios, but I was hoping someone would make an open world survival type game based on Dune. I can imagine playing either a Fremen or a House Atreides soldier that ended up in the desert. Of course, a sandworm would be a raid boss. Maybe they will time it to come out pretty close to the next Dune movie.

I liked Battlefield V pretty good. I thought it was a little stingy in vehicle use though. For anyone who wants to try Battlefield 2042, Microsoft is having a 3 month special on Gamepass for PC for $1. It includes the ability to play this for 10 hours in addition to lots of games you can play unlimited.

I played some of the 12 v 12 games. It's ok if you like team deathmatching on a smallish map. I like larger more epic battles though. This game had a very 2005 feel to it. I'm sure it will be popular for a while because of the Halo name and being free.

The starting setting for the game is in Eberron. There are now portals in it that take you to other locations like Greyhawk and the Forgotten Realms. The Ravenloft expansion that is part of this offer is awesome. You get to explore a gigantic haunted castle owned by a vampire.

Hopefully, this will be a good thing. I want to see them flood the market with reasonably priced cards, so these ripoff prices go away.

I just got back into playing this game. A recent patch has added a bunch of new loot modifiers and now power armor can drop with modifiers. There are a lot of people showing up at world events now for the new loot and crafting parts for them. This over the course of several years has turned into a very fun looter shooter.

This game still has the best class based system I have ever seen. You can dual or even triple class your character and make all kinds of crazy combos. If you get tired of your character at high level, you can reincarnate back down to level 1 keeping a tiny portion of your power from your previous class and race. The game has a lot of older people playing, that were into the pen and paper version when they were younger.

Both Defiance games were fun open world looter shooters. When Trion owned them, there were updates quarterly, but when Gamingo bought them out, they went into maintenance mode. Maybe the series will show up on Peacock at some point, since NBC owns the SYFY channel.

This game is a lot of fun if you like Star Wars and/or first person shooters. They managed to add almost every battle from the older movies and a few from the later ones into the game.

I have very little downtime in this game. But I use the perks that cause my weapons and armor to take less damage and I don't use spray and pray weapons. I dumped all my food and drinks and now it frees up a nice chunk of weight in my backpack I can use for more loot.

I like this game. I am a big fan of open world games, and you get a gigantic map of West Virginia to explore. There are weird and interesting things to find in the middle of nowhere if you run around in random directions.

A recent update made grouping between players of different levels a lot better than it used to be. This is great if your partner or friends don't play as much as you do.

I am enjoying this game. You can get it from Steam or the Bethesda.net launcher. You do have to make a username/pw like any other mmo type game.

The purpose of the camps (housing that can be moved) is to have your storage, crafting machines and vending machines where you want them to be. You don't have to sleep, but if you do lay down in a bed for like 60 seconds you will get a nice little two hour buff.

Most people play this alone, but it also works ok in small groups. I have been playing for a few months now and haven't spent a single atom yet. It is mainly cosmetic items in the store.

I downloaded the dlc and played last night. They did a good job optimizing it, it is running really smooth like the other poster said.

The new player experience has been improved. There is a new quest chain near the starting point to help explain things and get new players going.

It's not in the patch notes, but they added bows and archery perks to the game. You can run around now like your Katniss Everdeen lol.

If you want all PVP then pick the Nuclear Winter option when logging on. If you want PVE pick the regular server type and make sure Pacifist mode is on in your gameplay options.

I am enjoying the crafting and exploration parts of the game. There is all kinds of strange things to find and fight in the middle of nowhere.

The game has a lot of fans of the books and movies playing it. They did a good job of putting in all the places the characters went to. They are now putting in regions that were barely mentioned. The game is pretty casual and most of the content nowadays is solo and small grouping oriented.