Path Of Exile

Synthesis is the next major expansion for Path of Exile and it's coming to PC on 08 March 2019. The new expansion will introduce unique progression, a new challenge league as well as new memory dungeons that offer some valuable rewards.

Grinding Gear Games have confirmed that Path of Exile PlayStation 4 version will be delayed to mid-March 2019 as they posted a tweet reminding the fans that their previous announcement included estimates and not exact launch dates.

We recently talked to Grinding Gear Games' co-founder Chris Wilson and asked him whether he minds the comparisons between Path of Exile and Diablo and the answer is no way. Quite the contrary, in fact - he finds them to be flattering.

Grinding Gear Games have provided action RPG enthusiasts and fanatics with a hardcore alternative in an increasingly casualized genre. We had a talk with Chris Wilson - the man at Path of Exile's helm ever since its humble garage origins.

Grinding Gear Games have got quite the schedule ahead of them, what with the PlayStation 4 launch of Path of Exile slated for early 2019, so we've caught up with the studio's co-founder Chris Wilson and grilled him on what the future holds.

Grinding Gear Games have revealed that the launch of Path of Exile: Betrayal saw 188,970 people hop in to play the game, 123,565 of whom came from Steam, which is a 28 per cent improvement compared to the game's previous launch record.

Although you'd have to be mad to be jolly about the news of Grinding Gear Games delaying their PlayStation 4 iteration of Path of Exile to 2019, it speaks volumes of the sheer difference in class between Blizzard and Grinding Gear.

Redditor Zeiin has shared some details on his url prank which redirected playdiablo4 domain to official Path of Exile website. He says that even though Blizzard found the joke funny, their lawyers have asked him to remove the URL redirect.

Grinding Gear Games have announced a release date for a new game-changing Path of Exile expansion Betrayal. New content is coming on 15 December for PC and Xbox One, with the PlayStation 4 version still in the works, set for late 2018.

While Blizzard is pushing Diablo toward mobile platforms, Grinding Gear Games are garnering more fans daily with news they actually like. The latest will probably be well received too as they announced Path of Exile is coming to PS4.