Finding a game that everyone will enjoy at family gatherings – with kids, grandparents, and everyone in between – can be tough. Luckily, there are plenty of great options that only need a TV and some smartphones to play. These games vary – some get you moving, while others are more about thinking and strategy – but they’re all sure to provide hours of fun and laughter at your holiday gatherings.
Endzone Strike is a wildly popular new Roblox game that combines the excitement of American football with the fast-paced action of anime. It’s more than just a sports game – players build teams, collect powerful characters, and use special moves to win. You start with beginner players and earn points in each match to unlock stronger athletes and amazing abilities.
AdHoc Studio announced that their popular story-based adventure game has sold over 2 million copies as of November 19th, only three days after its one-month release anniversary. The Los Angeles developer also indicated they would consider creating a second season of Dispatch. In an early November interview, co-founder and Chief Creative Officer Pierre Shorette said the team would definitely need to explore the possibility.
Look, we’ve all been there – hyped for a new open-world game, only to be seriously let down. Sometimes it’s just a buggy mess from day one, like they rushed it out the door. Other times, it feels kinda empty, or you’re not really sure what you’re supposed to be doing. And let’s not even get started on when developers make choices that just… rub people the wrong way. I’m going to take a look at some of those games – the ones that never quite shook off that bad reputation, even if they had some cool ideas going for them.
If you want to get ahead in Jujutsu: Zero on Roblox, you can use special codes to get free rewards like Clan Spins, Lumen, and Charms. This guide lists all the newest codes and explains how to redeem them.
When you begin the Locked Gate event in ARC Raiders, you’ll need to locate four security codes. You can find them at these places: Raider’s Refuge, Pilgrim’s Peak, Reinforced Reception, and Ancient Fort.
Before you jump to correct our definition of the “adventure” genre, keep in mind these games don’t necessarily fit neatly into any single category. You won’t find many traditional adventure games that take over 100 hours to complete. Instead, we’ve highlighted games from different genres that really capture that feeling of adventure – think epic journeys, thrilling moments, and lots of exploration. If you’re looking for a game that feels like a huge, ongoing adventure lasting over 100 hours, here are some excellent choices.
One of the year’s biggest PlayStation 5 releases was Ghost of Yotei, a follow-up to the acclaimed Ghost of Tsushima. Set around 300 years after the original, the game puts you in the role of Atsu, who seeks revenge on the Yotei Six – the outlaws who killed her family. Despite some pre-release discussion, Ghost of Yotei has been well-received by critics and has already sold millions of copies since launching on October 2nd. Currently, the game is only available on PS5, and PlayStation console owners can get it through a special free promotion.
The Launch Tower Loot event doesn’t last long, but it offers great rewards, particularly when fewer players are competing for the loot. Here’s a complete guide to the Launch Tower Loot event in Arc Raiders.
Surprisingly, some multiplayer games are actually more enjoyable when played by yourself. While it can be challenging going it alone, there are definite advantages to experiencing these games without the involvement of others. Here are five popular multiplayer games and why tackling them solo can be a great approach.