Funcom apologizes to players after it accidentally turned some of Dune Awakening's PvE Deep Desert zones back into PvP ones in a patch.

Awakening players and pledged to restore missing vehicles and items after a recent patch inadvertently deleted them.

Dune: Awakening players will receive reimbursements from developer Funcom after Deep Desert issues occurred following a recent patch.

We discovered an oasis hidden deep in the desert - a stunning slot canyon hike in Loreto, BCS, Mexico. In this video, we ...

Flying nearly an hour south, southwest of the Boise area, you first come across the 45 Ranch. A remote getaway for those who ...

Dune: Awakening takes place in an alternate timeline from Herbert's story, one where protagonist Paul Atreides is never born and Arrakis has turned into a battlefield between House Atriedes and House ...

The most well-known method for obtaining Plasteel Plates is by exploring the Deep Desert, the game’s high-risk PvP zone. Here ...

Funcom has released the latest Dune Awakening patch, and it makes some incredibly welcome changes to how Landsraad rewards ...

After the Dune: Awakening devs significantly increased the PVE area in the Deep Desert region last month, rowdy players ...

Awakening, and more tweaks to improve the end-game experience for players who'd prefer to spend time in PvE activities, including the ability to farm Tier 6 resources and a better chance of getting ...

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Today’s dev announcement shed some light on the mysterious item disappearances in Dune Awakening’s PvE areas. Turns out, it might not be cheaters after all.