Eleventh Hour Games has dropped the Season 5 teaser for Last Epoch and given it a name: Rage of the Frostborn. The July monthly blog confirms August will be spent getting it ready.
Chief Rebel said in an off-the-cuff livestream that it is stepping back from seasonal content to work on bugs, tech and the game's core on the way to 1.0. There is no formal announcement or timeline yet.
The Game Update 132 beta opens on August 11 with four classic dungeons in Fabled form, while the Oceansfull festival is already live with 13 new prizes and level 135 loot.
KOG has shown off Ereb's skills and full skill tree ahead of the character's August 12 arrival in Grand Chase Classic: shield charges, ruin spikes and a signature mode you can now trigger manually.
Early access update 0.46 swaps the old skill progression for a Progression Point system with per-class paths, adds sixteen tutorial quests, and fills Yggdra Forest with goblins.
Eleventh Hour Games revealed the name of Last Epoch's fifth season and confirmed it starts on October 1, 2026. The teaser is short and leaves most of the details for the September newsletter.
RuneScape: Dragonwilds hits 1.0 on September 15 across PC, PS5, Xbox Series and Switch 2, with the Scorned Wilderness raid closing out Kuldra's saga. Jagex has already said the post-launch plan spans years and aims at something far closer to an MMO.
Digital Extremes has kicked off a new Prime Resurgence rotation: Baruuk Prime and Revenant Prime are available again and can be picked up directly with Regal Aya, no Void grind required.
This week's patch adds a progression system that turns every member's activity into guild-wide Fame, lets guilds declare six-hour wars without consent for 400,000 Fame, and kicks off Guild League Focus Week. The regular season returns on August 27.
Deep Rock Galactic's annual beach party is live for two weeks: lost floaties in the mines, a double Performance Pass point bonus, and the new Tactical Turtle hat as the assignment reward.