In Cultist Simulator, you assume the role of a commoner in early 20th-century Europe, who unexpectedly loses their job at a hospital. Facing uncertainty, you ponder over various vocations such as art, writing, or manual labor. However, enigmatic documents received from a dying patient hint at something extraordinary that may lie beyond the ordinary realm.
2025’s Anime Expo, happening from July 1st to July 6th, will be hosting some of the most popular anime series and related franchises. Notably, Gryphline is making a significant impact with their booth showcasing various professional cosplayers displaying characters from Arknight: Endfield’s cast.
It seems fans have pointed out an issue in the third remake, where traditional 2D cutscene artwork has been swapped with images that appear to be generated by AI. This change appears to only affect the game’s cutscenes, but it doesn’t seem to enhance the visual appeal of Forever Entertainment or this strategy RPG.
It turns out that Lagiacrus, in its contemporary form, is among those unveiled. Equipped with electric-charged assaults, this leviathan seems poised to swiftly defeat unwary hunters upon its arrival on June 30. However, what took fans aback wasn’t merely the resurfacing of Lagiacrus and Seregios, but rather the reintroduction of underwater battles, reminiscent of Monster Hunter Tri, in the fight with Lagiacrus.
In this setup, you’ll find two categories of heroes: those who initially have a 2-star rating, and others with a 3-star rating at the outset. Regardless of their initial ranking, all heroes can undergo upgrades. It’s essential to note that no hero is inherently superior or inferior based solely on their starting rank. However, various factors contribute to how effective a hero may become.