We bring you all the details from the weekend’s stress test of this indie action-RPG out of New Zealand. With (almost) local servers, huge depth and full use of always-online connectivity, Path of Exile is shaping up to be one of the year’s best.
Today, in about four hours, players of Grinding Gear Games’ Path of Exile will start exploring the game’s next content update, Trial of the Ancestors.
Today Grinding Gear Games is hosting its Exilecon event, and revealed news and gameplay for Path of Exile 2 and its predecessor.
So happy we have both diablo and PoE competing against eachother. D4 is a good game, but PoE2 has really stepped it up further. Gaming is awesome these days. 😊
I hope they make a good controller support for PC now that there are lots of handheld PC on the market. PoE 1 controller support is a pain in the arse to play with.
ExileCon 2023, an event that celebrates all things Path of Exile (PoE), will be held in Auckland, New Zealand from July 29th - 30th 2023.
I would completely stop playing Diablo 2 if they added a shapeshifter. It doesn't even have to be a Druid.
This game already has a rabid fanboy following. I don't see the appeal but since its f2p, I'll give it a shot. Maybe it plays a lot better than it looks.
Definitely something that will appeal to fans of Diablo and Diablo II. I had a chance to check it out a bit over the weekend, and wasn't able to put much time in to it, but what I saw was pretty impressive.
It's actually pretty good. My only gripe is, the combat is slow (especially, if you are a melee character). The special effects from fire, lightning, and ice are VERY impressive (especially the ice one).
I'm also liking the idea of how they replaced gold, with scrolls of identity and scrolls of town portal.