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Grinding Gear Games always produces a suite of unique items for a Path of Exile expansion, and the most recent one, Delirium, was no exception.

Path of Exile's Delirium expansion is now live on PC, with a launch on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One scheduled for next week.

Path of Exile's Delirium expansion hits on Friday the 13th and brings one of the coolest changes to the passive skill tree we've seen in a long time.

When Path of Exile releases its next update, Delirium it will make significant adjustments to the Atlas of Worlds -- particularly how spawning conquerors function.

From the mobile game to the sequel announcement and everything in between, Path of Exile fans were deliriously happy with all the announcements that came out of ExileCon.

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Grinding Gear Games is hosting a special talent competition for the Path of Exile community, inviting players to submit everything from fan art and fics to baking and crafts.

Grinding Gear Games has a fat new patch that's just about ready to go live for Path of Exile, fixing some of the more egregious issues with the new Metamorph Challenge League, as well as heavily modifying the battle with the A...

It's the last day of 2019, and while we're celebrating the top games of the past 10 years, some game companies are content to just look back on the last 365 days, the weaklings.

Path of Exile's final expansion for 2019 is upon us.

Grinding Gear Games had a lot to announce about Path of Exile at last month's ExileCon.

When Path of Exile's Conquerors of the Atlas expansion hits, it will include a rework of Bow skills and the mechanics that affect Bow balance.

If there's a popular PC game that might lend itself to the on-the-go, play-in-bursts kind of gameplay associated with mobile devices, it might just be Path of Exile.

Grinding Gear Games kicked off its annual celebration of all things Path of Exile -- ExileCon -- today with a keynote offering a look at the future of the game.

ExileCon is almost upon us, and Grinding Gear Games wants to make sure everyone knows what it took to get there.

The inaugural ExileCon is almost upon us, and today Grinding Gear Games dished on a few more details about what Path of Exile fans can expect at the show.

If you need a break from playing Path of Exile, the game, you'll soon be able to play Path of Exile, the game ...

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With each new League released in Path of Exile, Grinding Gear Games adds specialized NPCs designed not just to progress the game's storyline but also to help players to get a grapple on whatever new mechanics the team has added.

Tencent already has a piece of game developers Riot, Grinding Gear, and Epic, and probably also your local coffee shop, and now it's got a chunk of another.

Pretty much everyone loves Path of Exile, but if there's one thing that people might have reason to gripe about, it's the game's loot boxes.

Well, that didn't take long.

Path of Exile's latest expansion, Blight, is just about ready to hit live servers -- and may have already done so by the time you read this.

Path of Exile's Blight League releases on September 6 and Grinding Gear Games has begun offering players more information on what they can expect when it hits.

As if Wraeclast wasn't bleak and dreary enough, Grinding Gear Games is now adding giant putrescent sacs to Path of Exile in its next expansion, Blight.

Expansions keep grinding ahead for Grinding Gear Games and Path of Exile.

Path of Exile's newest expansion, Legion, goes live today, and might even be by the time you read this.

Path of Exile's last release, Synthesis, didn't go over all that well with the community.

Apparently, Path of Exile's most recent league, Synthesis, isn't proving to be very popular with players.

For those of us who are fairly new to Path of Exile, we're used to a typical cadence: a new content update/league about every three months, with a big expansion once per year.