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Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake is shaping up to be a gorgeous revival for the classic 1988 JRPG, but its devs actually took inspiration from "a lot of modern games," including The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, to bring it to life over 35 years later.
If you want to land a big score on today's puzzle, we have some great hints and tips for you to help. Today's puzzle has overlapping words and harder categories to guess outright, so double-check before hitting submit. However, even if you can't get it perfect, with our help you should at least be able to keep your streak alive.
Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake may have "never happened" if it wasn't for the popular art style.
Arrowhead CEO Shams Jorjani says the Helldivers 2 team has been "off course a few times" lately but is "trying to do a better job following our own north stars" as they try to get the hit co-op shooter back on track after another divisive update.
Dragon Age: The Veilguard is saving long-time BioWare people-pleasers plenty of time by letting you know when a companion has something new to say to you.
Konami and Far Out Games' is one of the most fun new titles I've played this year, up there with and in the list of «games that gave me exactly what I didn't know I wanted.» is part, part, and part, all wrapped up in a fully explorable semi-open world with an increasingly weird 1950s setting. It's a delightful experience, and one I honestly didn't want to stop playing.
The New York Times is known primarily for Wordleand its crossword, but that doesn’t mean its other games won’t get some love. Case in point: Connections, the word game that tasks players with recognizing patterns among a group of 16 words or phrases. It’s known for being fun but sometimes obscenely difficult, and thanks to a new stats feature, you can now see how many times you’ve failed.
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