After beating the required bosses and reaching the end of the main story in Act 1 of No Rest for the Wicked, what can you do after finishing all the quests? Here are some things you can do before the next big update arrives. No Rest for the Wicked: What to do after finishing Act 1 Many players online are wondering what they should do after the Servant of God quest which is the final main quest of Act 1. Seeing as No Rest for the Wicked is in Early Access there are content updates planned for the future, but what are you supposed to do after making it to the end of Act 1? Some things you can do before the next update rolls out are play the Crucible, complete building projects, take on Bounties and Challenges, and discover all the available side quests. Screenshot: PC Invasion The Crucible The Crucible will be unlocked for you in the masonry basement after you finish the Servant of God quest. This is a rogue-lite type of dungeon that is arduous to get through but will rewa…

As a somewhat deflating example of the money-churning might of GTA Online becoming the sole focus of Rockstar’s Grand Theft Auto 5 efforts over the last decade, the actor who played Trevor in the ridiculously well-selling crime epic has teased some details of planned story DLC that would have turned the controversial protagonist into a James Bond-style spy. The pack supposedly got as far as shooting with the actors, only to end up cancelled and folded into a GTA Online heist.

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Cooperative roguelike hack-and-slash game Rotwood is now available in Early Access for PC via Steam …

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There’s never been a better time for Magic: The Gathering players who can’t get enough of collecting cards. 

The game’s 2024 schedule is so packed with releases that only the most dedicated fans have any hope of keeping up. Whether you like to play Modern, Standard, Commander, or even Pioneer, there’s going to be something for everyone this years, which is why it’s such a good time to get into Magic. That said, unless you want to dump your life savings into cards, it’s best to know what you’re getting into before you start buying boosters. Here’s what this year’s release schedule looks like:

• Ravnica Remastered: January 12th, 2024
• Murders at Karlov Manor: February 9th, 2024
• Fallout: March 8th, 2024
• Outlaws of Thunder Junction: April 19th, 2024
• Modern Horizons 3: June 14th, 2024
• Assassin’s Creed: July 5th, 2024
• Bloomburrow: August 2nd, 2024
• Duskmourn: House of Horror: Q3 2024
• Pioneer Masters: Q4 2024

What’s in the box? 

There’s almost a new Magic set for every month in 2024. Things slow down a little toward the end of the year, but for the most part we’re charging right ahead all year long. Of course, not every set is designed for every kind of player. They’re each tailor-made for specific formats, and some of this year’s releases are clearly aimed at either appealing to longtime fans or drawing in new players who’ve never thought to pick up Magic before now. 

Ravnica Remastered is a set entirely dedicated to the classic MTG setting and is made up of reprints from previous sets that took place in the sprawling city. Ravnica has long been my favorite Magic setting, and the awesome cards remastered here helped remind me why that is. 

Piggy-backing off of Ravnica Remastered comes Murders at Karlov Manor, a 286-card set themed around an investigation in a bloody mansion deep in the heart of the city. The set was released alongside a Ravnica-themed edition of the board game Clue. 

Under its Universes Beyond label, Magic released four Fallout-themed Commander decks and Collector Boosters in March, 2024. The set translated the craziest characters and items from across the Fallout franchise into Magic-friendly mechanics, letting us all finally answer if a group of Powder Ganger could take on the Mothman. 

Outlaws of Thunder Junction brings a western setting to Magic for the first time. The set appropriately features special newspaper and crime Sorcery cards that help the flavor of Thunder Junction sink into the set’s mechanics. It also brings a slew of new villainous characters into the game, making its wild west feel packed with intrigue. 

Modern is the most expansive Magic format, and Modern Horizons 3 will provide a whole new toolbox for deck builders to experiment with. The set brings some new cards to the format and also reprints some classic cards to inject some new life into the Modern meta. 

The second Universes Beyond set of the year brings the world of Assassin’s Creed to your card table. The set brings in some of your favorite characters from the games, like Ezio Auditore da Firenze, as well as historical figures like Leonardo da Vinci. You can’t bring the cards to Standard tournaments, but you can use them to pit assassins against Brotherhood of Steel Knights, and that’s about as cool as it gets. 

Stylistically, Bloomburrow might be the most interesting set that Magic has released in years. The realm of Bloomburrow is home only to animals, and it’s a place where even the tiniest mouse living in the woods can become an epic hero. The cards show off tiny yet fearsome creatures duking it out in some stunning nature scenes, and some special full art and storybook art cards will really let the setting shine. 

Like Murders at Karlov Manor, Duskmourn: House of Horror is another theme-heavy set. Duskmourn takes place in a haunted house and is meant to evoke the vibes of ‘70s and ‘80s horror films. Thanks to settings like Ravnic and Innistrad, Magic has always been a little spooky, but Duskmourn looks like an entirely different beast. There’s not a firm release date for the set yet, but it’ll likely come out right around Halloween. 

The last Magic release of the year is a digital-only set aimed at Magic: The Gathering Arena players. Pioneer Masters will be a set of reprints meant for the Pioneer format, which includes everything from Return to Ravnica forward. The set has been floating around the ether for a long time – it was originally supposed to come out back in 2020 – and should help promote the format on Arena. 

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New legislation passed today regarding the immensely popular short-form video content app, TikTok, and the only way the app will continue is for the owners to sell or cease U.S. functions.

Our A Dusty Trip radiator guide, explaining how to use the part, how to find it and how to maintain it on the trip.

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The man arrested for sending death threats to Nintendo – which resulted in the cancellation of Nintendo Live Tokyo earlier this year – has reportedly been charged by Japanese police.

As reported by Japanese newspaper Kyoto Shimbun (thanks VGC), the 27-year-old man, a resident of Hitachi city in Japan’s Ibaraki Prefecture, has been charged with the forcible obstruction of business after sending 39 threats using the inquiry form on Nintendo’s website.

Kyoto Shimbun (via Google Translate) says the unnamed man wrote the threats between 22nd August and 29th November last year, sending messages including, “I’m going to make you regret releasing such a crappy game to the world” and “I’m going to kill everyone involved.”

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A truly crabulous Soulslike.

Crabs have been in vogue lately and it’s hard to blame them; they’re cute little dudes with giant claws why wouldn’t you want to play as a crab? We’ve had crab shooters, crab fighting games, and now we’re getting a crab soulslike with Another Crab’s Treasure. Another Crab’s Treasure Developer: Aggro Crab Price: $29.99 Platform: […]

It looks like the PS5 horror game in development at PlayStation Studio Firesprite survived the recent cancellations, and according to its programmer, it will target 4K and 60 FPS. Firesprite is one of the developers hit by the recent PlayStation layoffs, which also resulted in its Twisted Metal live service game being canceled. Reports of […]

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