Dauntless is a free-to-play co-op based action game that sees players team up in groups of four to take down big scary monsters! So not unlike the Monster Hunter games (psst, which we have alot of! Plus one with an OLED Switch). The game is currently available on Nintendo Switch, PC, PS4 and Xbox One.

Dauntless is developed by the folks at Phoenix Labs and has been announced to come to Xbox Series X/S as well as PS5 on December 2nd with a slew of graphical improvements. Dauntless has technically been playable on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S for a while due to backwards compatibility options, but now there will be explicitly console-specific versions of the game available with all the bells and whistles they can load in.

The Bells and Whistles:

PS5 and Xbox Series X consoles will run the game at 4K and 60 FPS, while Xbox Series S will be at at 1440p and 60 FPS. I’m a bit of a graphics commoner considering 720p on YouTube videos is crisp-looking by my standards, so your mileage on the differences may vary.

All console versions are also boasting 90% faster loading times and assorted visual improvements.  New lighting, improved draw distances, volumetric fog and other environmental effect improvements to trees, grass, water and shadows. The PS5 version is also set to support 3D audio and DualSense adaptive triggers.

36 new achievements and trophies will be added to Dauntless. Cross-play and cross-progression will be available across all console versions.

Click here for a peak at the Next Gen trailer for Dauntless.

Dauntless Review: The game starts you off in a tutorial area to get your bearings of the controls. It took me about half an hour of stick-fiddling to wrap my head around the controls, but once you get the hang of the camera, you’re a-okay. The combat itself is also fun while encouraging strategy and caution, since most of the boss monsters don’t stagger easily outside of when you take a specific amount of their health. It’s worth experimenting with the 7 different weapon types, but even if only one works for you, different enemies have different elemental weaknesses, so hanging onto different weapons is a must. Each weapon also has a unique extra skill tailored to it, as well as comboners for days! You’ll have to do a handful of short mandatory quests before you can play with others, but that’s a small price to pay for salvation. Overall, Dauntless is a fun time with friends, very much recommend.

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With Halloween that just passed by, Ember Lab released an update for Kena: Bridge of Spirits that adds new spooky hats for the adorable Rot creatures. It was a grand surprise for myself and many other gamers to receive this update, especially for those who have completed Kena: Bridge of Spirits and want more content other than just playing through the entire thing again.  Without further ado, here is a small review around the event.

Patch 1.11 is here including improvements to photo mode, auto-save & world map. We've also hidden 3 Halloween hats in the game until 11/01!
– More auto-save slots.
– Photo mode roll.
– World Map can display collected items
Full Patch notes: https://t.co/KvbC7e8W3y
Happy Hunting! pic.twitter.com/qdZUjLF6ck

— Kena: Bridge of Spirits (@emberlab) October 27, 2021

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This was definitely a nice small event for players to get on with, the locations weren’t too difficult to find, but that being said, they have to make the chests locations available for everyone to find upon exploration. It’s a fun little quest to do and I can only hope that there are more quests like this in the future, given the fact that there aren’t any side quests in Kena: Bridge of Spirits.

The collection of hats include a Bat headband ‘Hat’, a Jack-o-lantern hat and a Green Witch hat. My personal favourite, the bat headband hat, because it matches in colour and the aesthetic quite well. Like any hat in-game, they do need to be purchased with the in-game currency.

Searching around for each chest before the 1st of November came, felt like a race and was definitely a fun challenge to take on. Christmas is only around the corner, hopefully, they have an event tied to that, and for the Americans, a Thanksgiving holiday celebration as well.

However, it would have been nice for them to add a little more content, perhaps a DLC of some type for Halloween that has more than going on a treasure hunt. While the plot, fast-paced combat and visuals are at an all-time high for Kena: Bridge of Spirits, I would like to hope that they don’t rely on special hat hunts or cosmetics for the popular Rot, as a way to keep players invested in gameplay. That would be an awful shame and would eventually become a tiresome ‘grind’. Another story, spin-off or perhaps even some side-quests from the worlds ‘inhabitants’ would be nice.

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