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The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is a rare game that lets players build both their own fun and the wackiest contraptions slumbering in their noggin. Though, even Nintendo developers had no idea that the cooking pot of all things would become such a juggernaut vehicle-construction tool.
The Sims 4 has been a staple in the cozy life simulation genre for years now, bringing plenty of laughs and hijinks as players manage the daily lives of their in-game pals. With so much to love in this fourth mainline entry in the long-running franchise, it’s perfectly normal to want to dive right in and get into the fun. We’ll tell you below whether The Sims 4 is free or if you’ll need to open your wallet to start playing.
is a browser game that allows players to achieve an infinite number of results by combining four basic elements. Sometimes, the simplest things, like mud, can be the most difficult to uncover. Starting with just Earth, Fire, Wind, and Water, players will have to figure out a way to continue combining elements and reaching their desired goal.
has been a long time coming, as fans of the real-time strategy franchise have waited for over two decades to continue the story of the Hiigaran people and learn what became of Karan S'Jet. Developed by Blackbird Interactive and published by Gearbox Software, the latest entry in the series revels in its cinematic scale, delivering grand galactic vistas populated by behemoth space crafts battling for resources. While that may be enough to satisfy some, doesn't do enough to elevate itself when compared to its Progenitors.
Helldivers 2's community has once again liberated a new vehicle stratagem from the tin-can clutches of the automatons, wresting control of the robot Petafactory on the planet Varylia 5 and converting it to produce Emancipator exosuits. This new mech comes in a fetching yellow paint job, and is armed with twin autocannons perfect for pulverizing the enemies of Managed Democracy into mulch.
Like in many other games, has a full roster of cheat codes players can use to change their game. Additionally, these codes are part of the game and canbe entered on any console, making it easier for non-PC gamers to enjoy some extra helpings as well. These codes can all be found in various places, but it is also possible to use the vast majority without having come across them in the game.
Being set in the endless expanse of space, it makes sense that has the occasional Unidentified Flying Object but one player may just discovered the biggest one yet and it's hanging out in a strange destination. One of the major mysteries of the universe that 's cast has yet to solve is whether or not another intelligent species exists out in the cosmos; there may be plenty of alien animals but nothing that comes close to humanity. That may be about to change though as a strange ship could be an indicator of something extremely powerful.
Fan favorite Helldivers 2 weapons have been contending with some brutal nerfs lately, making the bug-squashing, bot-destroying, democracy-spreading shooter slightly duller for some players. Developer Arrowhead Studios admitted things went a little too far in its quest for balance, and it now sounds like some changes are getting reversed in the next patch.