Ray Dalio

Square Enix hasn’t officially announced the name of the third installment in the Final Fantasy 7 Remake series yet, though creative director Tetsuya Nomura has already chosen it. The development team is keeping the title a secret for now. However, they’ve confirmed the game will be built using a modified version of Unreal Engine 4 instead of the newer Unreal Engine 5, as the team is more familiar with the older engine. Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3 is in development for all current gaming platforms, and there’s speculation it will be released on all of them simultaneously.

One of your first tasks in Resident Evil 7 is finding the three Dog Heads – white, blue, and red – but each one presents a unique challenge. This guide will show you exactly where to find all of them, and also suggests the best order to collect them in.

Players can become incredibly powerful by finding strong combinations of equipment and abilities. Once they reach that point, it’s almost impossible to go back to being weak. Regular enemies become insignificant, easily defeated and sent flying, and even bosses struggle to stand up to a player who feels like an unstoppable force, obliterating anything that comes near.

Okay, so there’s a pretty big problem in ARC Raiders right now: people are duplicating items. It’s totally ruining the game for the rest of us. Basically, you can make unlimited powerful stuff, like the Trigger ‘Nades – which are already awesome – and just wipe out enemies without any skill. A big part of ARC Raiders is about carefully managing your resources when you’re out exploring, and this glitch completely removes that challenge. It’s not just combat either. People are duplicating valuable items and selling them to get tons of Coins, which gives them a huge advantage in the in-game economy. It’s just not fair to those of us playing legitimately.

Whether they were heroes, villains, or just ordinary people, many important characters have suffered tragic fates, highlighting the harsh and unjust nature of the world in One Piece. While numerous characters deserved happier conclusions, these eight stand out as particularly heartbreaking examples.

Fans haven’t heard much about the God of War series since the Valhalla DLC for Ragnarok. Aside from the live-action show Amazon is making, the future of the games was unclear. Luckily, the recent State of Play event provided some answers. We got a look at Sons of Sparta, which lets players experience Kratos’ teenage years, but that wasn’t all. A remake of the original God of War trilogy is also in the works, though it’s still a ways off. While there’s no news yet about the next main God of War game, Sons of Sparta seems like a great way to offer something different. It took some getting used to playing as a younger Kratos, but it’s interesting to see his relationship with his brother Deimos explored in a new way. However, Deimos isn’t a very helpful companion.

Over the next few months, several exciting historical adventure games are coming out, offering immersive experiences through careful attention to detail. Some focus on realistic combat, recreating fighting styles from the past, while others prioritize accurate settings, meticulously crafting environments true to the period. Regardless of their approach, these games are sure to delight anyone interested in exploring a different time and place.

Once you’ve unlocked more of the map, these collectibles will be marked, though some can still be tricky to locate. There are 9 Chijiko to find in the Heian era of Nioh 3, and this guide details where to find them all.