Path of Exile 2 developer Grinding Gear Games issues an apology for customer support request wait times amid significant player numbers.

Path of Exile 2 developer Grinding Gear Games is listening to player feedback, and it's just released a large list of changes coming soon as a result.

After an 11-year gap between games, Path of Exile 2 got off to a hot start earlier this month with its early-access period. Although fans have responded very favorably to the game so far, Path of Exile 2 developer Grinding Gear Games has already taken in player feedback for some post-launch changes.

Path of Exile 2's launch may have been highly anticipated, but Grinding Gear Games have run into some snags in delivering an optimal experience.

The recent launch of Path of Exile 2 did not go smoothly, but the new patch notes promise to fix many of those issues. A series of technical difficulties plagued the game’s release, including issues with the server,

Path of Exile 2 is an action-RPG about customizing your hero, killing tons of enemies, and winning cool gear as a result. But a few days after the game’s massive Early Access launch, players are feeling a bit underwhelmed by the pace and size of loot drops.

To get more Support Gems, Path of Exile 2 players must farm specific enemy types or pick up Quests that grant Uncut Support Gem rewards.

Path of Exile 2 has many similarities to the first game, but there are a few key additions that refresh the gaming experience. One of these new additions is charms, which are a unique type of accessory that have charges similar to flasks.

As Path of Exile 2 players begin their expansive journey through the game’s campaign, many are trying to figure out what character class will give them the most success. One of the biggest decisions that many Path of Exile 2 players will face is deciding on what Class of character they would like to choose before setting foot on their journey through Wraeclast.