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Rip And Tear Into ‘DOOM’ Bone Vodka
Want to celebrate the Year of DOOM the right way? Bethesda has teamed up with Rebel Distillers to have you covered. Rebel Distillers will be releasing a limited edition Bone Vodka (“made with only the finest ingredients”) for you to enjoy responsibly.
Some of you Fallout 76 fans are probably having flashbacks to the Nuka Dark Rum fiasco. Hence, this Bone Vodka is priced at a more reasonable £45.
How does it taste? The Bone Vodka has an “organic wheat base”, as well as “dry, earthy start on the palate, with wonderful umami and buttery feel on the tongue, rounding off with a smokey and peppery finish which lingers on the palate.”
Did I mention that as part of the process, beef bones are roasted and smoked, their marrow extracted and macerated in a neutral grain alcohol? After which, the spirits are distilled at a low temperature in a vacuum still.
The bummer part (as you might have guessed) is that this limited edition vodka will only ship to the UK, EU and AUS. But, you can sign up on the official site to be notified as to when it will be available elsewhere.
DOOM Eternal is due out on PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch on November 22.
A year after its Early Access launch, Ice Code Games is prepping to have their tactical turn-based strategy and extraction looter title Nightmare Frontier leave Early Access and launch in full. In doing so, the devteam has launched the biggest ever update for the title in “Twisted Prosperity”, bringing with it a radical reshaping in how you navigate the shadows, with survival now demands a sharp eye and even sharper reflexes.
The update introduces the Deadwood, a terrifying new “Fear of Forests” enemy that turns every treeline into a death trap. But you aren’t going empty-handed. The update also introduces a major new gameplay mechanic: during the game’s fast-paced and chaotic battles, players can now rely on a new bullet ricochet system, allowing them to make their shots even deadlier and more precise.
Twisted Prosperity also includes new items, side quests, gameplay tweaks and the expected bug fixes, which are detailed here. No date has been set just yet for Nightmare Frontier to leave Early Access, other than the nebulous Q3 2026 window.
Nightmare Frontier unfolds in an alternate version of 19th-century America, shortly after a mysterious event that forever changed the world. The line between reality and an unknown horror has become blurred, and those who remain are left to uncover what truly happened that night – and what’s behind the titular Nightmare.