Which 2023 game was the most downloaded last year?
Looks like some solid action ahead as Ubisoft announced the launch of Year 6, Season 1 for Tom Clancy’s The Division 2. After a massive health overhaul from Project Resolve in Year 5, Year 6 gives players a fresh approach when playing The Division 2.
Year 6 yet the pc version still crashes
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5yrs to 3 months still crashing
XDefiant Season 1 starts on July 2! Not only that, but we even get a new trailer featuring the new faction called "GSK," and more.
Kuro Games’ latest gacha title has the mobile industry in the palm of its hand as Wuthering Waves sails past 30 million worldwide downloads.
I downloaded it for pc to check it out. Probably won't spend a dime on it. Unless I beat the main story and feel they should be rewarded
You never have to spend a dime on F2P gatcha or live service to begin with depending on what it is you control the narrative
I also tried it on PC, the gameplay is incredibly fun.
I already have 6 5 star characters and I haven't spent any money.
Looking forward to moving over to PS5 when it launches there.
I prefer Star Rail by a lot though, in that game I do buy the express pass, it's only $5 a month, it makes it so I get one wish a day, it's about 25% more than f2p in a 6 week update cycle. It's the best value since I enjoy the game so much and plan to keep playing it. Though it's not needed at all, f2p gets around 100 wishes an update which garuntees a 5 star every update. And while the pity is 90 going above 75 seems really rare.
Heck, I got Robin at 16 pity, that was pretty great!
Also looking forward to ZZZ next month, I'll probably play that over WUWA, I prefer Hoyo games, the story, writing and other stuff are so good.
Call of Duty, sports, GTA V. A lot has changed in 10 years.