Latest News
Jun 15
Unlike Call of Duty: Warzone or Apex Legends, Playing as a Trio in Naraka: Bladepoint Could Have a Drawback if Players Don’t Think Ahead
Jun 13
Monster Hunter Wilds interview: How Capcom is evolving its apex franchise
Jun 12
Is Naraka: Bladepoint the Next Helldivers 2? Its Current 24 Hour Peak on Steam is 5X More Than HD2
Jun 6
There’s No Valorant, Call of Duty, or Apex Legends Skin in History That Could Match the Whopping Amount One Counter Strike Skin Was Just Sold for
Jun 5
New Genshin Impact Hu Tao Figure Arrives in 2025
May 28
Apex-Toys Working Honkai Impact 3rd Seele and Veliona Figure
All News
Apex Legends’ Alter Motion Capture Actress Is A MalaysianMalaysia represent!
The post Apex Legends’ Alter Motion Capture Actress Is A Malaysian first appeared on Kakuchopurei .
Jun 27
Unlike Call of Duty: Warzone or Apex Legends, Playing as a Trio in Naraka: Bladepoint Could Have a Drawback if Players Don’t Think Ahead
Battle Royale is a genre where there is always a new game that is trying to make its name. Filled to the brim with big-name titles, many games from relatively smaller dev studios fail to break through despite showing great potential. However, every so often, a game like Naraka: Bladepoint manages to catch the eye […]
The post Unlike Call of Duty: Warzone or Apex Legends, Playing as a Trio in Naraka: Bladepoint Could Have a Drawback if Players Don’t Think Ahead appeared first on FandomWire .
Jun 15
Monster Hunter Wilds interview: How Capcom is evolving its apex franchiseBack in 2018, Monster Hunter World’s immediate success propelled the game, and the Monster Hunter franchise, into the global spotlight. Its lush maps, deep combat, and memorable monsters helped it become one of Capcom’s most successful projects ever. Today, millions of players now eagerly await 2025’s follow-up, Monster Hunter Wilds. New footage from State of […]
Jun 13
Is Naraka: Bladepoint the Next Helldivers 2? Its Current 24 Hour Peak on Steam is 5X More Than HD2
Naraka: Bladepoint, the melee-focused battle royale developed by 24 Entertainment and published by NetEase Games, has recently seen a significant surge in its popularity. According to the latest data from Steam’s “most played” section, the game boasts nearly 300,000 concurrent players, a figure that rivals even the likes of Apex Legends in its 24-hour peak. […]
The post Is Naraka: Bladepoint the Next Helldivers 2? Its Current 24 Hour Peak on Steam is 5X More Than HD2 appeared first on FandomWire .
Jun 12
There’s No Valorant, Call of Duty, or Apex Legends Skin in History That Could Match the Whopping Amount One Counter Strike Skin Was Just Sold for
When it comes to modern online multiplayer games, skins are rarely just cosmetic upgrades—they’re status symbols, investments, and sometimes even life-changers. And speaking of life-changers, a Counter-Strike skin has just shattered all previous records by selling for over $1 million. Yes, you read that right—more than a million bucks for a virtual weapon skin. This […]
The post There’s No Valorant, Call of Duty, or Apex Legends Skin in History That Could Match the Whopping Amount One Counter Strike Skin Was Just Sold for appeared first on FandomWire .
Jun 6
New Genshin Impact Hu Tao Figure Arrives in 2025
A new APEX figure is now available for pre-order, and this time the subject is the eccentric Hu Tao from Genshin Impact . The figure is available from the AmiAmi Online Store and is expected to ship in August 2025.
Currently costing ¥26,880 before shipping (~$173), the figure is a 1/7 scale one made of PVC and ABS. It is titled "Fragrance in Thaw" and features Hu Tao posing river-side with a stone lantern, blooming flower, and her spirit companion. This figure stands at around 27 cm tall including the base, and there is a clear plastic file of her provided as a store bonus.
You can get a look at the AmiAmi Hu Tao Fragrance in Thaw figure in the gallery below:
Image via APEX
Image via APEX
Image via APEX
Image via APEX
Image via APEX
Back in April, 2024, AmiAmi also began selling themed merchandise for the 10th anniversary of Studio Trigger's Kill La Kill , which included acrylic stands, tote bags, and hoodies. Meanwhile, Sony announced plans to sell a Genshin Impact -themed Playstation 5 bundle in Japan, which includes a gift pack for the game.
The Genshin Impact Hu Tao Fragrance in Thaw figure by APEX is available to pre-order now from AmiAmi online store, with shipping expected to begin in August 2025.
The post New Genshin Impact Hu Tao Figure Arrives in 2025 appeared first on Siliconera .
Jun 5
Apex-Toys Working Honkai Impact 3rd Seele and Veliona Figure
Apex-Toys teased the upcoming release of its Honkai Impact 3rd figure that features Seele and her other self, Veliona. The reveal comes ahead of its pre-orders opening.
This Seele and Veliona Honkai Impact 3rd figure is based on the Mirrored Flourishes outfit for the Stygian Nymph battlesuit, and it is a 1/8 scale statue. Seele is seated on the right in her white and blue outfit, while Veliona is on the left in her black and red one. The scythe weapon is nowhere in sight. The two parts of Seele sit on a bench together with a small table between them, with Veliona pointing at her counterpart. The flowers on the vines growing along the back match their outfits’ colors.
Here are the first three photos of Seele and Veliona shared by Apex-Toys.
Image via Apex-Toys
For those familiar with Honkai: Star Rail , Seele may look familiar. This is because the Seele we meet in Belobog is an alternate version of the heroine. This is similar to how the Bronya and Silver Wolf in that game are alternate versions of Bronya from Honkai Impact 3rd.
It isn’t unusual for Apex-Toys to work on figures based on HoYoVerse properties. For example, the company showed off its Honkai: Star Rail Fu Xuan one at the start of 2024, and that will ship in May 2025 . The company also recently announced a Dan Heng Imbibitor Lunae figure as well.
Honkai Impact 3rd is available for PCs and mobile devices, and the Seele and Veliona figure is in development.
The post Apex-Toys Working Honkai Impact 3rd Seele and Veliona Figure appeared first on Siliconera .
May 28
“Or you can fix Apex”: Apex Legends Fans aren’t Happy with Respawn Reportedly Focusing on a New Multiplayer FPS
Apex Legends is one of the most popular shooter titles out there and has a large community. The game is developed by Respawn Entertainment, and there are reports that the developer might be working on another game and may soon shift its focus to the new project. While this may sound like good news, Apex […]
The post “Or you can fix Apex”: Apex Legends Fans aren’t Happy with Respawn Reportedly Focusing on a New Multiplayer FPS appeared first on FandomWire .
May 26
New Respawn Job Listing Points To Multiplayer FPS ProjectApex Legends developer Respawn is looking for a design director with multiplayer FPS experience.
The post New Respawn Job Listing Points To Multiplayer FPS Project appeared first on PlayStation Universe .
May 24
Apexes Crossword ClueApexes Crossword Clue Answer is… That should be all the information you need to solve for the Apexes crossword clue answer to help you fill in more of the grid you’re working on! Be sure to check more Crossword Clues, Crossword Answers, and our other Word Game coverage.
The post Apexes Crossword Clue appeared first on Try Hard Guides .
May 24
Respawn Job Listing Highlights a Potential Return to the Titanfall Universe and it Can’t Come Quick Enough
Respawn Entertainment is known for its popular and critically acclaimed titles like Titanfall, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, Apex Legends, and more. Titanfall, the FPS franchise, is one of the most renowned titles from the developer and has been praised for its story and gameplay. There have been two games in the franchise; the latest […]
The post Respawn Job Listing Highlights a Potential Return to the Titanfall Universe and it Can’t Come Quick Enough appeared first on FandomWire .
May 23
Heirloom Tracker: How to check how many Apex Legends Packs you’ve openedThis Apex Legends Heirloom tracker can help calculate the number of loot cases you’ve opened so far.
The post Heirloom Tracker: How to check how many Apex Legends Packs you’ve opened appeared first on WIN.gg .
May 20
The Art Of The New Dungeons & Dragons
Dungeons & Dragons has a big year ahead of it. The classic tabletop RPG is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, and the most significant event of that celebration is undoubtedly the release of a revision for the game's core rules, including the Player’s Handbook, Dungeon Master’s Guide, and Monster Manual. Backwards-compatible with the entirety of the 5th edition of the game, the new books are nonetheless a big new step forward for the game, reflecting a decade of iteration and evolution as the game has exploded in popularity.
The books aren’t far off. Players and Dungeon Masters alike can watch for pre-orders starting on June 18 ; each book is set to be priced at $49.99. Each of the three new books comes in at a hefty 384 pages apiece.
Characters from the classic D&D cartoon get a makeover in this internal art from a chapter opener in the new Player's Handbook. Artist Credit: Dmitry Burmak
We had the good fortune to visit Wizards of the Coast a few weeks ago to learn more from the artists and designers about what to expect in the revised game, and we have a ton of exclusive details about the revised D&D in this month’s Game Informer magazine. The magazine article includes extensive insight from Wizards of the Coast designers, including Chris Perkins and Jeremy Crawford. Our conversations with the designers offer great depth into what to expect out of each of the three core books on the way. We hope you’ll support that kind of exclusive coverage of D&D with a subscription to GI for less than $2 an issue so you can check the article out for yourself.
In addition to all the fun new design insights discussed in our magazine article, we also wanted to show off some of the remarkable art coming as part of the latest books. We’re including that here, alongside details from the art team working to craft the game’s look.
We’re especially excited to reveal a close look at the cover art for the new Player’s Handbook.
The front cover of the newly revised version of D&D's Player's Handbook. Artist Credit: Tyler Jacobson
As the first planned release of the three new core rulebooks, it’s also likely the one that’s most important to the broadest swath of D&D players; its appearance in each prior edition has helped define the tone of the game.
The new Player’s Handbook front cover embraces the game’s revitalized approach to pushing forward legendary characters from across the history of the game. We see the likes of Yolande the Elven queen, Strongheart the knight, Elkhorn the Dwarven warrior, the divine Mercion, and the rogueish Molliver, all charging together into an adventure. These are figures hearkening back to the earliest era of the game. Wrapped around them is a benevolent gold dragon – a nod to the “golden” 50th anniversary of the game and an enticing reminder that the dragons in the game’s title can be allies as frequently as enemies.
A gold dragon teams up with a party of legendary heroes to confront a red dragon and its kobold minions in the full front cover art for the new Player's Handbook. Artist Credit: Tyler Jacobson
The new cover art comes from the experienced hand of freelance illustrator, Tyler Jacobson. “I’ve worked on DND since 2009. And I did the covers back in the fifth edition,” Jacobson says. “I did the Player's Handbook and the Dungeon Master's Guide, as well as many of the other covers that came after that for [titles] like Storm King’s Thunder and Volo’s.”
The direction for the cover art is highly intentional, meant to reflect the content inside. “With the cover art, we wanted to represent each experience,” Jacobson says. “How do we make the Player's Handbook look like it's the players' experience? And how do we make the Dungeon Master’s Guide feel like the Dungeon Master’s experience?”
The back cover of the Player's Handbook features an unknown party of adventurers flying into danger on the back of a bronze dragon. Artist Credit: Tyler Jacobson
A separate piece of art on the reverse side of the Player’s Handbook goes the other direction from the mythical heroes depicted on the front, depicting a party of unknown heroes, and nodding to players who will craft their own legends.
The new Player’s Handbook (and all the rulebooks moving forward into this new era of the game) features a red book spine, which, in my mind, subtly nods to some classic visual cues like the classic red boxed set from the 1980s. But whether that’s intentional or not, the red hue also easily sets the new books apart from any other recent rulebooks you have on your shelf.
From sketch to completed art of the new Player's Handbook. Artist Credit: Tyler Jacobson
Early book printings will bear a D&D 50th seal on the back – a recognition of the big five-decade anniversary.
As fans have come to expect, you can also look forward to alternate book covers available in your local game store – the new alternate Player’s Handbook depicts a gorgeous scene of elves and a sinuous gold dragon, all printed in a gold foil treatment.
Beyond the cover, there’s no shortage of art filling the books' pages, as evidenced by the extensive visuals we saw from the interior pages of the Player’s Handbook.
Artist Néstor Ossandón Leal shows the process from sketch to completed art. Artist Credit: Néstor Ossandón Leal
“A lot of our chapter openers are famous heroes,” says studio art director Josh Herman. “Almost every chapter opening features a different hero, or group of heroes in a different setting. So, you've got Dragonlance, and other ones, like Ravenloft; you’ve got a whole suite of them. Whereas the Dungeon Master’s Guide is all about villains. The cover is all about the villains and the sort of threats that the DM gets to play up. And in that art, you get to see a lot of our famous locations and some of our famous villains in its chapter openers. So, it's sort of like the opposite side of the coin; we want to present all of the facets of the game in a way that hopefully people can understand.”
The completed art that launches the Fighter class section in the Player's Handbook. Artist Credit: Néstor Ossandón Leal
I was especially struck by the mix of characters and settings on display in the revised books. Where many prior official books seemed to default to the familiar Forgotten Realms setting (chief home of the Baldur’s Gate video games), these new core books seem to embrace the multiversal nature of D&D, including the characters and locations of myriad worlds. “I think like 10 years after [5th edition’s launch], all of these settings have come out,” Herman says. “Like Spelljammer, Dragonlance, Planescape. That's probably why the differences are so much there; we want to show off all the different ways that players can play just like you can choose any type of character, and we want to create a broad gamut for you to pick from.”
A silver dragon enjoys the adulation of a city's parade route. Artist Credit: Campbell White
The art in the new core books has a chief goal of helping to further an understanding of the game. Spells are often shown being cast. Art for character backgrounds shows a possible place your hero could have come from. It even extends to the visuals of creatures in the Monster Manual. “There's a lot of mindfulness about the mixture; to pick the monster design accurately to the stat block,” says art director Emi Tanji. “If it's a creature that does slashing damage or something like you want to make sure we see claws. And you want to make sure if the art has shows something that's like a stinger, but there's nothing in the stat block – that would be weird, right?”
As I had the chance to explore completed pages during my visit to Wizards of the Coast, I was impressed by the bounty of art that fleshes out the books and how the art is presented to act as a visual tool for organization. “We worked with the design team to ensure that every class starts with the left-hand page,” Herman says. “Whereas before in 2014, it was just kind of a running journal. Now what we wanted to do is every class would open with a full-page piece of art on the left-hand side with a similar set of lead data on the right hand, so that every time you get to a new class, you get sort of an immediate visual, which we tried to theme around almost like an iconic version of what that class is.”
Concept art reveals the redesigned look for the red dragon. Artist Credit: Alexander Ostrowski
The revised books also gave the art and design team at Wizards of the Coast a chance to return to some of its most iconic visuals and refine the approach, including the titular dragons of the classic five metallic and five chromatic species. “All the dragon stuff was really great,” Herman says “We went through all 10 of them. We have new designs for all of those and there will be a lot of that in the Monster Manual for sure. We are trying to update those designs to be something in which players could see that dragon's personality or what biome they live in, or where they fit in the cast of all of the dragons.”
The new look for the bronze dragon, and concepts for its breath weapon. Artist Credit: Alexander Ostrowski
As a longtime D&D player, I came away from perusing this new version of D&D with a lot of excitement. The art we’re sharing here publicly is just a sampling of what I had the opportunity to look over; there’s a cohesive visual language to the new books that is enticing. And I love the way the game seems to embrace the long history of heroes, villains, and iconic named monsters that have arisen over 50 years of play.
If the art on display here has you excited, I hope you don’t miss out on our in-depth tour of the design work expressed in the books themselves, as described in this month’s Game Informer magazine. Our eight-page article includes details on all three books, including new character options, building player bastions, new apex-tier monsters on the way, and the surprising importance and inclusions of what is arguably the oldest D&D campaign setting of them all – Greyhawk. In a magazine that is chiefly focused on video games, we figuratively rolled the dice on offering this level of depth on a tabletop game like D&D in one of our issues, thanks to its incredible influence on gaming, and its recent success and reach to newcomers. If that kind of coverage is something you like, we’d appreciate your support in checking out the magazine .
In the meantime, enjoy exploring the breadth of all this new Dungeons & Dragons art! Click through the gallery below for full-size images of all the art included in this article, plus additional first-look pieces on the way in the new books.
May 14
Pokémon GО Datamine Shows Changes to Apex Lugia, Community Suggests Shiny Apex Lugia RaidsTrainers, as we get closer to this year’s Go Fest, Niantic and Pokémon GO are slowly changing and adding new things to the GM files. The Pokémod Group are always here to keep us posted on all the new stuff, and this time they revealed changes to Apex Lugia. Apex Lugia first appeared in Pokémon …
The post Pokémon GО Datamine Shows Changes to Apex Lugia, Community Suggests Shiny Apex Lugia Raids appeared first on Future Game Releases .
May 9
Unleashing Chaos: Apex Legends Upheaval Ignites the Battle ArenaDive Into the Abyss with Apex Legends: Upheaval The gaming universe is buzzing as EA and Respawn roll out their latest spectacle in the world of Apex Legends. Titled Upheaval, this update promises a blend of chaos and thrill, paving the way for a whole new level of battle royale madness. Introducing Alter: The Agent […]
The post Unleashing Chaos: Apex Legends Upheaval Ignites the Battle Arena appeared first on G-LYFE Nation - Gaming News, Esports News, Gaming Community .
May 8
Apex Legends Season 21: Upheaval Patch Notes Revealed, Another Season Of Huge Changes IncomingRespawn has revealed the full patch notes for Apex Legends Season 21: Upheaval, check out all the changes for yourself here.
The post Apex Legends Season 21: Upheaval Patch Notes Revealed, Another Season Of Huge Changes Incoming appeared first on PlayStation Universe .
May 7
Apex Legends Season 21: Upheaval Starts May 6th, New Trailer Showcases AlterCheck out how the next Legend plays, changes to the Broken Moon map and the long-awaited return of Solos in the latest Takeover.
May 6
MoistCr1TiKaL is suing US Immigration after losing his Moist Esports Apex Legends teamHe wants his Apex Legends team back.
The post MoistCr1TiKaL is suing US Immigration after losing his Moist Esports Apex Legends team appeared first on WIN.gg .
May 4
Apex Legends Rank Reset in Season 21, Players Now Start from Bronze IVLegends, there is a big rank reset in Apex Legends next season, and as revealed by Famitsu and HYPERMYST, all players will have their rank reset to Bronze IV. The next season in Apex Legends, or the 21st Season in a row, brings changes to the ranks, and it looks like everyone will have to …
The post Apex Legends Rank Reset in Season 21, Players Now Start from Bronze IV appeared first on Future Game Releases .
May 4
Apex Legends Season 21 Reintroduces Solos ModeDiscover what's new in Apex Legends Season 21 as Solos Mode makes a comeback. Get ready to experience intense solo battles like never before!
The post Apex Legends Season 21 Reintroduces Solos Mode appeared first on COGconnected .
May 3
Apex LegendsApex Legends is the award-winning, free-to-play Hero Shooter from Respawn Entertainment.
