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If you want to expand your base with new foundations, platforms, and other upgrades, such as water pumps, you will eventually need Concrete in . There are a few ways to get Concrete including from Bags of Cement, Blue Garden Gnomes, Broken Garden Gnomes, Concrete Garden Gnomes, and Bulk Concrete. These items can be found in various locations and taken to a Workbench so that they can be scraped into concrete blocks.
Finding love in can be tough, especially when compared to its predecessor, but thanks to this handy mod, Sims should be able to make a splash in the dating pool much easier. In one of the more baffling decision moves, fans were shocked to discover that the fourth mainline game in the series didn't allow Sims to use online dating when it proved to be such a popular feature in. Despite speculation that the system would eventually be added, players have had to resort to mods to fulfill their dating desires.
There has been a lot of anticipation for Tiny Glade in the cozy gaming circles I follow. Its an adorable little building toy inspired by the success of Townscaper but has you build idyllic little castles instead of seaside cities. After getting to spend some time with its upcoming demo, I am hurting to play with the rest of it.
A player has found a bizarre alien that resembles Squidward from on a visually stunning planet. As was one of its major selling points prior to its launch, features approximately 1000 planets across 100 star systems, with a combination of some handcrafted locations by Bethesda for the sake of story, and others that were procedurally generated. There have been complaints that many of the planets have appeared somewhat bare and lifeless, but as players have continued to explore the Settled Systems in the months since 's launch they have found plenty of new creatures and wildlife.
If you’ve every played The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening on Game Boy, you know how special it is. While it initially looks like your average top-down Zelda game, it quickly gets delightfully weird. Shopkeepers will blast you with lightning if you try to shoplift, Goombas from Mario wander around, and the entire story revolves around a giant fish sleeping on a mountain. It’s a fish-out-of-water story for Link, one that makes for the most mysterious but inviting Zelda game ever made.
Shiny Pokémon in are notoriously hard to get since the odds of finding glowing variants of creatures like Elgyem or Beheeyem are astronomically low. However, a new event puts a spotlight on this Psychic-type creature, making your chances seem a bit better. You'll have to pursue locations with an Elgyem at the right time if you want to try and discover an ultra-rare Shiny version of it.
Kingmakers, a game that's one part hybrid RTS and another part Earth Defense Force but with Welsh peasants, got a new trailer this week, showing off some impressive physics based destructibility and also tons of peasants getting murdered.
Since the 2015 release of , players have had plenty of time to explore the vast lore of the game's world, and many have come up with interesting theories about some of the hidden details that they've discovered. The series has a breadth and wackiness to it that lends itself to fan theories, from truly bizarre characters to a wealth of audio and text logs found throughout each expansive RPG. One question that continually resurfaces in fan discussions is whether 's player character, the Sole Survivor, could be a synth.