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The new warframe, Ivara, showing off.

This one has been in the works for a long time now and to say it was highly anticipated among the community is putting it lightly. A friend of mine kept checking Warframe every few hours to see if the patch maybe got released slightly early.

And looking through the list of additions it is easy to see why any Warframe fan would consider this patch so important. It has everything, from a new Warframe and tile set to complete game mode overhauls and new weapons and functionality. I won't go over all of the changes but here's what I feel are the most important ones.

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A graphical comparison between the PS3 and PC version of Dragon's Dogma.

Youtuber Candyland released a brief video (embedded below) showcasing the graphical differences between the Playstation 3 and PC version of Dragon's Dogma.

As you might imagine the difference in texture quality is massive, especially when it comes to foliage and background elements of the environment. Given how many news and videos have been coming out of the PC version of Dragon's Dogma it would appear that Capcom is very confident in their PC port. Great news indeed.

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A Dwarf stronghold cowered in Orc markings.

I am not one to get hyped easily but everything they've shown so far about Total War: Warhammer just seems to be so well made, even for an alpha.

The Greenskins campaign gameplay they released today is no different, take a look yourself:

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Titan Souls logo

Titan Souls, despite what you might think from the name, has little in common with Dark Souls besides the difficulty and focus on personal improvement.

It is at its core a game based on pure technical skill that pits you, with a single arrow, against much stronger bosses and lets you figure out through failure and repetition what the road the triumph is.

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A showcase of veteran weapons

I've talked about the upcoming Vermintide DLC back when the game first reached the 300,000 sold copies milestone and now that its finally here it seems even bigger than I expected.

While there is a lot of new stuff I find myself the most excited by the ability to nudge the loot system in such a way that you have a better chance to get equipment for your class rather than constantly getting bright wizard stuff if you're playing an inquisitor.

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Rico walking away from a truck pinned to a building.

This is great news if you're like me and you bought Just Cause 3 only to have it be completely unplayable even on a much more powerful rig, a real shame given how excited I was to give it a try.

In a Steam forum post one of the Avalanche guys stated that they are looking in to the various issues but that they can't comment when exactly the patch will be coming given that the game launched only a short time ago. Here's the full quote:

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Indivisible characters striking a pose.

Before I say anything let me get this out of the way. The Indivisible is an example of how all of these fundraisers should be done, with a clear set of goals and a working prototype and not through pretty pictures and empty words as they usually tend to be.

That said, Indivisible has reached its funding goal of $1,500,000 (currently its sitting on $1,609,309) and the last 55 hours of its Indiegogo campaign are going to be all about securing the stretch goals, the most important of which is at $1.65 million mark and boasts an additional hour of extra music.

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