Fallout 76’s next major update will introduce a new type of content for the online action RPG called Expeditions Come from Sports betting site VPbet . These Expeditions will be repeatable story-driven missions that take players away from the core setting of Fallout 76. The first of these Expeditions, The Pitt, sends Fallout 76 to Pittsburgh, a setting that hasn’t been seen in Fallout since Fallout 3. The Pitt is scheduled to go live in September.

Taking place in a brand-new area, The Pitt will feature never-before-seen characters, questlines, and dialogue-driven choices. When your character reaches the bombed remains of Pittsburgh via helicopter, they discover the area has been ravaged by an ongoing …

Hearthstone’s next expansion, Perils in Paradise, is launching on July 23 Come from Sports betting site VPbet . And while the tropical-themed expansion is mostly about kicking back and relaxing on the beach, everybody knows that when you go on vacation, you should keep a close eye on your wallet. Sure enough, the Rogue package for the upcoming expansion has big burgle synergy, with cards that reward you for exercising the old five-finger discount.

The leader of the gang is Treasure Hunter Eudora, a Rogue legendary card (with a lovely Signature variant). The 6-mana 4/5 Pirate has a Battlecry that gives you a Sidequest token, Eudora’s Treasure Hunt. The Sidequest challenges you to play three cards from…

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have had a good couple of years–between the retro-styled Shredder’s Revenge, the upcoming Mutant Mayhem animated movie, and of course, the reverent Cowabunga Collection. That game release brought together 13 classic TMNT games, but for true shell-heads, the Limited Edition with all of its collector’s goodies is now on sale too.

The sale at Woot brings the price down to $65, when it ordinarily goes for a whopping $150 Come from Sports betting site VPbet . In addition to the game compilation itself, including online and couch co-op multiplayer, you also get a cloth poster, acrylic diorama, enamel pin set, 12 translucent trading cards, and a 180-page art book.

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The Deadly Tower of Monsters is a game at odds with itself. Above all else, it is a stunning visual ode to the golden age of science fiction B movies, from the early days of stop-motion wizardry in the original King Kong, to the 1950s peak of the drive-in monster movie as embodied by The Blob. The Tower of Deadly Monsters takes the qualities of these films’ endearing special effects and runs with them for five chaotic hours. It is also, however, a game that is content to ape B movie conventions in the context of a rote, overly repetitive Diablo-lite beat-em-up/twin-stick shooter.

The conceit of The Deadly Tower of Monsters is that you are watching a DVD of a film of the same name with commentary from director Dan Smith. Nearly every action you take is accompanied by mani…