Path of Exile is No Longer Coming to PS4 in December

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  A free-to-play role-playing game, Path of Exile originally launched in 2013, and here at GameSpot we gave it our PC Game of the Year that year. The Xbox One version came out in 2017. In May 2018, Chinese internet and gaming giant Tencent acquired Grinding Gear Games, but the company claims to continue to operate independently. This shows studios that put out regular content updates with new storylines, character options, items, and loot have a good chance of seeing a flood of returning players and maybe some new ones, too. The previous high for concurrent players came with the launch of the Fall of Oriath expansion in August 2017.
  
  Speaking with GameSpot, managing director Chris Wilson detailed what Betrayal changes to the core of Path of Exile, and how it's a culmination of not only a year's worth of expansions, but the work they've done since launch. At the beginning of 2018, we took a long look at Path of Exile and asked ourselves 'what piece of content needs the most attention? Wilson said. "Our eyes fell on the content of the Forsaken Masters, which was something we introduced fairly early on in the game back in 2014. These NPCs give you missions to do and gave you hideouts in return. It was a solid expansion, but it was really starting to show its age.
  
  Betrayal centers on your investigation of the Immortal Syndicate, a mysterious group. You're working with Jun Ortoi, who's a member of the Order of the Djinn. They're concerned that the Immortal Syndicate has figured out a way to bring back the dead without them being undead. As you investigate their 18 members, you assemble a police-like board of suspects you may even interrogate them if you capture them. It brings a new element to Path of Exile that goes beyond killing foes, finding loot, and modding your equipment. Buy cheap poe goods from 5mmo.com,we promise 100% safety and fast delivery.
  
  Known as Beastcrafting, you can sacrifice beasts and key monster parts at the Managerie's blood alter to power up some of your more valuable weapons. But in doing so, you'll summon powerful boss monsters that have to be defeated. Speaking with Path of Exile's lead designer and producer Chris Wilson, he explained their approach to the many updates, and how Grinding Gear Games wants to ensure that current and returning players will have new stuff to play.
  
  The Betrayal update and new league are live now in Path Of Exile. On top of that there's the usual pile of new loot to find, skill gems to use and some across-the-board balance tweaks. As the new quest givers don't have reputation grinds attached, the hideout system has been overhauled, too. You'll discover new hideouts as rare mini-dungeons as you explore. Clear them out and you'll claim them as your own to decorate as you please.
  
  The crafting system has been streamlined too now it's all done from one table, with additional recipes being unlocked through completing specific challenges, or having Jun reveal new veiled item mods. And the very nature of the Challenge Leagues make them appealing to engaged and lapsed players alike.