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In a game as vast as , there are many features and abilities that the party needs to keep track of. From spells and class features to quests and equipment, it can at times feel a little overwhelming on top of focusing on saving all of Faerûn. However, as parties come to grips with the nuances of inventory management, there is one surprising aspect that many don’t realize is adding to some encumbrance woes.
In , fishing is a means to completing quests, cooking meals, finishing Community Center bundles, and making some extra money. There are many fish to be caught, with over 60 different kinds of fish available. One of those fish is the Walleye.
Much like the Dark Souls boss who can be defeated by throwing hundreds of dung pies over a wall, Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree's dual-wielding magic knight can be killed without stepping foot inside her boss room.
There's a new Valve game out there called Deadlock: it's a third-person shooter with heroes, abilities, and what looks like a Dota 2-style map. A lot of people are playing it every day, but Valve hasn't acknowledged that such a game exists. And now we're noticing that Deadlock even has a public subreddit.
From Marvel Rivals to Concord to Fragpunk, many new competitive shooters are attempting to stake their claim in one of gaming’s most popular genres. We’re at the point where new multiplayer games need something special to stand out, whether that be the use of well-known superheroes in Marvel Rivals or the unique card-based gameplay of Fragpunk. Spectre Divide is a new game from Mountaintop Studios and yet another multiplayer first-person shooter that hopes to become the next big thing. Its twist on the formula? Players can control and swap between two different bodies while playing.
What should be an exciting time for The Sims 4 community, with the recent arrival of EA's spiciest expansion pack yet and a long-awaited update, has been soured by bugs - including one that completely corrupts players' save files.
The pre-patch for World of Warcraft: The War Within has just been released, and players are eagerly putting their Warbands together and starting the prerequisite quests before the expansion's release in August. One of these quests is titled "Visions of Azeroth." However, it is causing a bit of a stir about how you are meant to access this questline.
Metaphor: ReFantazio is the newest game developed by Studio Zero and published by ATLUS. Studio Zero is a division of ATLUS that has developed games such as Catherine: Full Body and now the new exciting addition, Metaphor: ReFantazio, its first game since 2016. ATLUS is the mastermind behind franchises such as Shin Megami Tensei and Persona.