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Root Bear is one of those games that seems to get recommended all the time to new Playdate owners looking for somewhere to start. After months of encountering the title on the internet and vaguely wondering what could be so great about a game where all you do is pour root beer for bears, I finally decided to give it a go this weekend. And, yup, I totally get it now. Root Bear is ridiculously fun — emphasis on ridiculous.
's mod, has many fun and interesting side quests that players can take on for plenty of XP and rewards, including the 'Catching Up' quest. This mission is exclusive to the Vagabond faction, which players can join upon completing a quest for them beforehand. Upon doing so, players will meet Sabertooth Syd, an NPC who requires your help in infiltrating Churchill Library to pick up some books.
Larian Studios can now spend years hammering away at a game's story and characters since Baldur's Gate 3 earned a pretty penny for the studio - a stark contrast to the Divinity: Original Sin era where the team only had a couple of days.
The New York Times has plenty of word games on its roster today — with Wordle, Connections, Strands, and the Mini Crossword, there’s something for everyone — but the newspaper’s standard crossword puzzle still reigns supreme. The daily crossword is full of interesting trivia, helps improve mental flexibility and, of course, gives you some bragging rights if you manage to finish it every day.
Even since its beta release, has had plenty of characters that players love to hate. One of the primary examples is Jeremy, a Descendant whose unique Arche ability is teleportation. Right from the start, Jeremy makes himself an annoyance to work with, making it clear that he does not like the player. This makes his eventual betrayal an incredibly predictable twist.
is offering more rewards for free through active codes made available for you to redeem during August 2024. Only offered for a limited time, certain phrases can be used once by your account to gain valuable items in only a few steps. This allows you to skip some of the tedium in this gacha title as you unlock new characters and strengthen your roster.
is offering more free rewards through active codes in August 2024, allowing you to upgrade your collection of space-faring ships. Those who wish to explore strange new worlds will want to redeem these limited-time earnings fast before they expire. Free currency, new leaders, and more can be claimed to help your fleet go boldly where no one has ever gone before.
The hardest part of any TV binge session is figuring out what to watch.