When is Elden Ring Nightreign coming out? It’s almost time to return to the Lands Between, but now you can bring a couple of pals along for the ride. Elden Ring Nightreign is putting a co-op, roguelike twist on one of the greatest RPGs ever made, and its debut is just around the corner. I’m sure there are quite a few of you out there eager to jump in at the earliest possible moment, and now Bandai Namco and Fromsoftware have revealed the exact Elden Ring Nightreign release times for every region around the world. Continue reading Here's exactly when you can play Elden Ring Nightreign MORE FROM PCGAMESN: All Elden Ring Nightreign skins, Best Elden Ring Nightreign Classes, All Elden Ring Nightreign Bosses

Between Civilization 7, Manor Lords, Tempest Rising, and so many more, if you’re a developer, the world of strategy games is a tough one to inhabit right now. Standards are high. Competition is extensive. If players don’t like your new update or latest DLC, they have plenty of other places to go. Crusader Kings 3 Khans of the Steppe, which introduces new governments and regions to the grand strategy game, has struggled somewhat on Steam so far. A month after it was released, the expansion has a ‘mixed’ rating from players, who cite some performance problems and balancing issues. But Paradox has a recovery plan. The developer explains how it manages feedback, and which changes it now will - and won’t - be making to CK3. Continue reading Crusader Kings 3 dev Paradox outlines repair plan after DLC gets mixed reviews MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Crusader Kings 3 DLC guide, Best Crusader Kings 3 mods, Crusader Kings 3 review

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