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Techland’s open world zombie title will take advantage of Nvidia’s GeForce RTX technology along with DLSS when it launches on February 4th. Along with announcing the GeForce RTX 3090 Ti and RTX 3050, Nvidia showcased several titles running on RTX technology (like The Day Before). Dying Light 2 Stay Human also received a new trailer, showcasing gameplay that highlights the quality of ray traced reflections, shadows and global illumination. Check it out below. Nvidia DLSS is also supported, which should help provide improved performance at 4K. However, Techland has yet to outline the PC hardware needed to run the game at 4K. Even at 1080p/60 FPS, playing with the best quality ray tracing requires an Intel Core i5-8600K or AMD Ryzen 7 3700X, 16 GB RAM and a GeForce RTX 3080 with 10 GB VRAM. Dying Light 2 Stay Human is out on February 4th for Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, PS5, PC and Nintendo Switch so more details on its 4K requirements for PC should be coming soon. Gameplay from the Xb...

January was already looking to be a solid month for Xbox Game Pass, with Mass Effect Legendary Edition coming to the service, but now subscribers can look forward to a brand new title as well. Microsoft and Ubisoft have announced that Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Extraction is coming to Xbox Game Pass and PC Game Pass on day one. The Rainbow Six PvE spinoff is coming to Game Pass on January 20, the same day it releases on Xbox Series X|S, PS5/PS4, and PC. Ubisoft is pricing Rainbow Six Extraction at a budget price point of $39.99 for players who plan to buy the game. Extraction is also introducing a cross-play Buddy Pass, where every copy of the game comes with two passes to invite friends to play for free for 14 days. Rainbow Six Extraction is a co-op PvE first-person shooter, where you can work with up to two other players to take down an alien enemy called the Archeans. The game was originally titled Rainbow Six Quarantine when it was announced at E3 2019. Ubisoft temporarily changed th...

Pokémon Legends: Arceus may allow players to catch the Mythical Pokémon in the game, but it could ruin what makes the “Original One” so mysterious. Pokémon Legends: Arceus is bringing a lot of big changes to the long-running monster-catching series, but one of the most exciting prospects is that players might be able to catch Arceus. This popular Mythical Pokémon, known as “The Original One,” is heralded as the possible creator of the entire Pokémon universe. But it’s that kind of importance and intrigue that makes Arceus so popular, and allowing players to catch one in Pokémon Legends could ruin its mystique. Even outside of these video games’ lore, Arceus has remained plenty mysterious through the years. The Pokémon was first planned for Diamond and Pearl in 2007, and despite players learning of its existence, it wasn’t even officially confirmed until 2009, when the film Pokémon: Arceus and the Jewel of Life was released. Even after this, Arceus was never catchable in a Pokémon game ...

Dota 2, like League of Legends, brought its story to the animated series. Through Netflix, you can already watch the first part of the production, and the second will be released on February 18. DOTA: Dragon's Blood (DOTA: Dragon's Blood) was a hit at its premiere, and a few days after it hit the platform, Netflix announced that it would be making a second season or Book 2. Originally, the new episodes were scheduled to be released on January 6, but there were too many big screenings at the beginning of the year and had to be moved to the 18th. A tormented but brave Dragon Knight must use his dragon powers to stop a deadly demon in this fantasy age-based online video game, the production description says. The film is directed by Ashley Edward and features voice actors such as Yuri Lowenthal, Lara Pulver, Kari Wahlgren, Alix Wilton, Troy Baker, Freya Tongley and Tony Todd. Dota 2 players suggest new ability ideas for Lycan One reddit user talked about his concept of the Lycan ab...

Tilted Towers is returning to Fortnite, and according to a new leak, it’s returning quite soon. Fortnite fans have been eagerly anticipating the return of Tilted Towers, the most popular and well-known location in Fortnite ever. Since its destruction, Epic Games has added variations of the location to the map, but players have been demanding the return of the location in its original and unaltered form. And again, it sounds like this is finally happening quite soon. Taking to Twitter, prominent Fortnite leaker and insider, HypeX, has revealed that the third stage of snow of the current map is set to go live on January 10. What does this mean? Well, if this process continues as it has been, the snow should melt and reveal Tilted Towers on January 18, a day after it was originally introduced. The third snow stage goes live on the 10th (in three days), Tilted Towers is on Stage 6,” said HypeX. “So if it melts every three days then we SHOULD get Tilted Towers, The IO & Their Cave POI, ...