Path of Exile 2's boss fights have me wondering if it's even fair to compare them to Diablo 4's… I'm not sure I can even call them boss fights now. One game pits you against monsters designed to ...

How many bosses are in Path of Exile 2? Like other action RPGs, you'll stumble upon rare and magic monsters denoted by the color of their name; however, these are randomly generated monsters and ...

While you can simply play through the game and hope you get lucky with the right drops, farming bosses is the easiest way to force Path of Exile 2 into giving you extra loot. Farming bosses is a ...

Act One of Path of Exile 2 is no walk in the park, as you’ll come across some truly challenging boss fights. Of course, this challenge is what makes victory so satisfying and sweet. This list ...

Pinnacle bosses in Path of Exile 2 should be the ultimate goal for any player. These bosses are designed with challenging mechanics, a health pool, and damage output, testing a character's build ...

Olroth, Origin of the Fall, is an endgame boss in Path of Exile 2 that can be found in level 79+ Expedition Logbooks. These logbooks can be found in Expedition maps, or can be traded with other ...

One of the main ways Path of Exile 2 will do this is by including bosses that interact with the arena in more interesting ways. One example we saw involved a miniboss who can collapse part of a ...

This implies that Grinding Gear Games might be about to treat fans to a video series of Path of Exile 2 bosses fighting each other. Tournament dreams aside, when asked who should be up next ...

The initial quests of Path of Exile 2 eventually lead you to a boss fight against the man behind the destruction you have seen so far, Count Geonor. Before you can actually face Geonor ...

The Path of Exile 2 Devourer is located in the Mud Burrow above Clearfell, and to beat it will require targeted shots to the front section of its body. The final boss of the Treacherous Ground ...

RPG Path of Exile 2's disastrous new update reveals the core tension at the heart of its design: How do you make a game with meaningful combat when everyone just wants to blast monsters?

I love a lot about Diablo 4, but its bosses are just obstacles between me and my loot, whereas Path of Exile 2's bosses are the whole reason I can't stop playing it. There was a time when Diablo 4 ...