As a long-time Pokémon GO player, I remember when Niantic launched the GO Pass in April 2025. It came after the really popular Tour Pass, and it’s basically a monthly challenge where you earn points and get rewards just for playing! The cool thing is, everyone can join the basic GO Pass for free. But if you want even more stuff, there’s a deluxe version you can pay for each month with extra goodies to unlock.
Few first-person shooter games create a world as immersive as BioShock, but the following titles come close. They all have similarities to the classic game: some are set in post-apocalyptic environments (like the fallen city of Rapture), others are adapted from novels (Rapture’s story draws inspiration from Ayn Rand’s “Atlas Shrugged”), and all of them capture that distinct feeling of being somewhere truly unique – a place you can recognize instantly from just a single image of BioShock’s unforgettable setting.
In the “Outstanding Balance” quest, you’ll explore the map to find a mischievous Raider who didn’t keep his promise to Tian Wen – a decision that’s sure to cause trouble!
I’ve heard a lot about Capone Bege – he’s definitely one of the strongest pirates to emerge recently. He comes from the West Blue and leads the Firetank Pirates. With a bounty of 350 million berries, he’s proven to be a serious threat. Interestingly, he used to be part of Big Mom’s crew, acting as a high-ranking officer. But things changed, and now he’s sailing the New World independently.
The series started in 2016 with a game set in a snowy, post-pandemic New York City. It combined strategic shooting with online features similar to games like Destiny, and quickly became a success for Ubisoft, selling millions of copies. A sequel followed in 2019, moving the gameplay to Washington, D.C. The franchise now boasts over 40 million players, but maintaining it hasn’t always been simple for the developers at Massive Entertainment. They’ve described the challenges of running a live-service game as like “changing the engine of a car while it’s still driving.” However, senior producer Fredrik Brönjemark believes it’s more akin to managing a bus – requiring everyone to be on board and acknowledging that everyone has an opinion. Brönjemark stresses the importance of valuing players, especially long-term fans, and actively working to retain their loyalty.
One of the biggest shocks was discovering Imu was actually on the island, and that they possess the powerful Domi Reversi ability – letting them turn even their toughest enemies into loyal followers. Interestingly, this ability didn’t work on Luffy or Loki, and we’ll explore why that happened and what it could mean for the future of One Piece.
The game NeverDead wasn’t a classic, but its unique idea – letting you play as a zombie who can survive even after being blown to pieces, continuing as just a rolling head – was genuinely fun. It makes you wonder what other unusual or forgotten gameplay concepts deserve a comeback? Let’s brainstorm some ideas!
Many games become classics, but others fade into obscurity as they become difficult to access or play. Games like The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction and Marvel Heroes Omega are good examples. Let’s take a look at some Marvel games – from Spider-Man to the X-Men – that might have been lost to time.
This guide will help you get ready to fight the Forgotten General. We’ll cover everything you need to prepare, explain her attacks, and show you how to beat her. Plus, we’ll share a simple trick to win without a difficult fight!
Steam is a great option for PC gamers looking to build a large game collection without spending a lot of money. It offers a wide variety of free-to-play games, and frequently runs promotions where you can claim games to keep forever at no cost. These promotions often feature titles from smaller, independent developers, offering a chance to discover some lesser-known gems. While the Epic Games Store is more famous for its weekly free games, it’s a good idea to check both stores regularly to see what freebies are available.