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Bell Bearings in are essential, key items with unique functionality. When handed over to the Twin Maiden Husks at the Roundtable Hold, they expand the shop's inventory, allowing players to purchase a broader range of items, enhancing their gameplay experience.
Although the Trackers Alliance quests were a welcome addition, especially before the release of the DLC, one intriguing concept is sadly incredibly underutilized. 's release has generally been relatively divisive, with some people falling in love with the largely procedurally generated universe, characters, and plot. That said, there's another side that believes the game doesn't fulfill its potential.
The first of two planned beta tests for Sony's competitive hero shooter, Concord, is underway now. This one's for pre-orderers (as well as PlayStation Plus subscribers) and both the PS5 and PC versions are included. The next beta, which runs July 18-21, will be open to everyone.
After nearly a decade of treading water, Konami is slowly rebuilding itself. The legendary publisher will release remakes of both Silent Hill 2 and Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, both of which will usher Konami back into the world of big-budget console gaming. Those projects join a collection of retro revivals, including this year’s Contra: Operation Galuga, showing that the company is willing to return to its most beloved franchises. It isn’t just digging up old IP, though. Its publishing efforts are still looking toward the future, even if through nostalgia-tinted shades.
is filled with a colorful cast of playable Descendants, each with their own unique equipment and abilities to master. Like its closest rival, allows players to collect the materials to craft every Descendant and their Ultimate form. These can be purchased with the in-game currency Caliber, but besides spending unnecessary money, this is purely speeding up progression.
Upcoming free-to-play hero shooter FragPunk may be entering a crowded market, but Bad Guitar Studio's game has a twist up its sleeve thanks to its random perks, one of which Twitch streamer Michael 'Shroud' Grzesiek was able to decimate an enemy team with in a recent closed alpha test.
Billy Kid is one of three characters you can add to your team when you first begin your adventure, but just because he's a starter character doesn't mean he's underpowered. Quite the contrary, this stylish Attack agent can be an excellent addition to any team, as long as you know the best build to reach his full potential.
At long last, Sony has started adding more PlayStation 2 games to its classic catalog on PlayStation Plus. The first batch included Sly Cooper and Tomb Raider: Legend as the big names, and while the prospect of diving back into Sly was incredibly tantalizing, it was a title on the list I had never heard of that roused my curiosity.