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Popular MMORPG Final Fantasy XIV will be getting brand new content with patch 2.4 soon. In the mean time, a brand new trailer has been revealed showcasing whats in store for players when patch 2.4 hits the live servers. The patch is entitled Dreams of Ice and will be adding a bunch of new content, including the brand new Rogue class and the Ninja job. You can check below for the trailer and full details of the patch.

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New game update expected to launch later this month.
Square Enix has released a Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn trailer showing off the upcoming Dreams of Ice patch 2.4.

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The 2.4 patch, Dreams of Ice, looks to feature a somewhat drastic shift in scenery from usual Final Fantasy XIV locations.

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Isaac Wagner: "D4: Dark Dreams Dont Die intelligently leverages SWERYs keen eye for cinematography and storytelling, and despite some counterintuitive design decisions, the start of the first season of D4: Dark Dreams Dont Die is incredibly promising and highly engaging."

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Allisa James of DualShockers reviews Art of Balance for Wii U, the third iteration of the physics-based puzzle series. Find out if this title is worth the price of admission, for both new players and long-time fans.

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VRFocus - It would be a big shame if Dreams virtual reality (VR) support never saw the light of day. True, the developer has already incorporated supported for the Oculus Rifts first development kit (DK1) into the title, but support for the second kit (DK2) and any later iterations has been halted by the lack of updates to Epic Games Unreal Development Kit. Instead the company is now pushing its Unreal Engine 4.

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PlayDevil has reviewed the latest SWERY game, D4. Here's a snippet: "Theres plenty of scope for replayability then, which is no bad thing as I blasted through the three chapters in just under three hours on my first playthrough. The gameplay is simple, but no more so than other modern adventure games. Rather than having the huge, choice-laden dialogue sequences of The Walking Dead, D4 intersperses the investigations with action sequences which are relatively entertaining QTEs"

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VRFocus - Fans that are closely following the development of HyperSloth Games Dream know that, for the most part, development is progressing well. The title is currently on Steams Early Access service and heading towards a full launch hopefully later in the year. One area where the team has hit a wall however is with Dreams virtual reality (VR) support. The title already supports the Oculus Rift head-mounted displays (HMD) first development kit (DK1), but issues with Epic Games Unreal Development Kit are currently preventing support for the second kit (DK2).