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When people talk about survival games that combine player-versus-player combat with cooperative elements, Rust is often the first game that comes to mind. Released in early access back in 2013, it quickly became popular worldwide. Unlike other well-known survival games like Subnautica and The Forest, Rust stands out due to its large scope and ambitious goals: players begin with very little, but can eventually build huge, intricate bases, participate in large-scale PvP battles, and team up to raid other players. However, Rust has a gritty, industrial look and focuses heavily on action and features commonly found in massively multiplayer online games. The new game, Ardem, takes a slightly different approach, leaning more towards the presentation style of The Last of Us.

As a player, I’ve found the Light Impact Grenade to be super useful in ARC Raiders, especially when I’m trying to build a cheaper setup. You can just keep throwing them at enemies to deal damage, make them move from their safe spots, and even take out any traps they’ve set. It’s a really versatile tool!

This medal honors Faker’s ten years of impact on the world of esports. He’s widely considered the best League of Legends player of all time, and he’s the first esports athlete ever to receive this recognition.

The Custom Designs feature in Animal Crossing: New Horizons lets players create and share their own designs within the game. Players can make unique clothing for others to use, and Nintendo even occasionally distributes in-game items this way. Over time, New Horizons players have created a huge variety of amazing designs, letting everyone express their personal style. It’s a fantastic way to customize the game that many players overlook.

In My Winter Car, you don’t automatically get a job. You need to actually go to the workplace and apply in person before you can start working. The game features various jobs, such as taxi driving and delivering advertisements, but you’ll have to find each location, walk inside, and complete the entire application process yourself.

Most games teach you how to play step-by-step, often with a tutorial. But some games do things differently – they keep certain rules or systems secret. Developers might do this to make the game more immersive, even if it’s not realistic, or to subtly guide how you play without explicitly telling you what to do. The games below are all well-loved, but they also have surprising, hidden elements that work behind the scenes.