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Loadouts, and dealing with them, in Star Trek Online can be a bit of a beast, particularly if you play the game with any skill and try to match your builds to whatever task you're taking on.

Dust off your fancy dress and masks, because Neverwinter's Masquerade of Liars is back.

Round three -- or rather, Milestone III -- of Neverwinter's Redeemed Citadel is now live, as part of the Avernus multi-part module.

We've probably all heard about how difficult it is for a game to transition from being a paid title to a free-to-play one.

With talk of crunch in video game development again making headlines, it's refreshing to see one developer slow things down a bit.

Star Trek Online's 20th Season update -- House Divided -- is here, and as promised Cryptic Studios is giving a lot of love to the Klingons.

As the team at Cryptic Studios gets ready to launch the latest Neverwinter update, Avernus, on PC today, we had the opportunity to sit down with them to catch up on this update, art decisions, new classes, and a lot more.

In a way, Magic: The Gathering packs were the original loot boxes.

In another behind the scenes look at the development of Magic: Legends, the game's dev team is highlighting the system that controls how enemies spawn in the game -- including which ones spawn, as well as where and when.

As we draw closer to...

If you're going to spend time in Hell, you might as well get to play with the infernal war machines and learn about the demons that live there.

In response to player requests, the Neverwinter dev team has announced plans to improve the game's scaling system.

The gods are back.

By now, most Star Trek Online Players are familiar with the game's No Win Scenario TFOs, Kobayashi Maru and Arena of Sompek.

In just a little over two weeks, Cryptic Studios and Perfect World Entertainment's partnership with the charity bundle site Groupees has raised quite a bit of money for two worthwhile causes.

Get ready, everyone!...

Come and get your free stuff -- if you already haven't, that is.

A new bit of episodic content is coming to Neverwinter on PC this Thursday (May 14).

If you're in a giving and getting mood and you play Star Trek Online or Neverwinter, Perfect World Entertainment and Cryptic Studios have a deal for you.

Last week, the team at Cryptic Studios introduced realms in Magic: Legends, a kind of menu system that tracks and enhance your planeswalker's progression in the game through a variety of specialized workstations.

It's been almost two months since the Neverwinter team did a dev stream but they're back -- granted, from their homes rather than a studio.

There's a lot going on in Star Trek Online right now, but that doesn't mean there can't be more.

Lots of MMOs give players housing.

The way things are right now for some of us, it can kind of feel like we're stuck in one long weekend.

Some of you might remember when we told you last month that Star Trek Online was making more ships available for in-game currency, shifting the cost of Tier 1 through Tier 4 ships to Dilithium prices.

Today, the Magic: Legends team published another post about what players can expect from certain aspects of gameplay.

The way things are going today, we could all use a little more vigor in our life -- and maybe a little more Vigor, too. Bungie has announced the Guardian's Heart initiative for Destiny 2 players, to help raise funds for those...

Well, if anyone can pull off moving the seasons around, I suppose it'd be Q.

As a way to lift player spirits while we're all doing a (hopefully) good job of social distancing, the Champions Online team has decided to give everyone a little something.

Today, Cryptic offered up some more information on the upcoming Acton MMORPG Magic: Legends in a post on the game's site.