Okay, so about those awesome weapon arts in Nioh 2 – they’re only on Crucible weapons. You get these by fighting yokai inside the Crucible realms. It’s easy to spot them in your inventory; they have a little flaming skull icon next to the weapon’s name. And when you check the weapon details, you’ll see a ‘Crucible Art’ listed right at the bottom of the info card. That’s how you know it’s got one!
Hey gamers, quick heads-up! Steam’s got two free games you can grab right now. I’m downloading Arabian Gulf, a survival game, but you’ve only got until February 8th at noon Central Time to claim it. There’s also Magellania, a really intense sci-fi tactics game, free until February 9th at the same time. The best part? Once you claim them, they’re yours to keep forever! Plus, there are a bunch of games with free trials going on, and apparently one of the greatest strategy games of all time is among them, so definitely worth checking out!
In many games, players control characters who act as helpers or support roles, rather than the main hero. These characters are driven to investigate the game world because of their specific goals. Giving them a personal connection to the open world enhances the story, and will become clearer with specific examples.
This guide explains how to get the Dirty Key, where to find the locked door it opens, and what rewards you’ll find inside. Here’s a breakdown of everything you need to know.
Haki is generally categorized into two types: Observation Haki and Armament Haki. However, a very rare third type, Conqueror’s Haki (also called the Color of the Supreme King), exists – it’s found in only one in a million people. Because it’s so rare, Conqueror’s Haki is incredibly important in the final part of the One Piece story and is arguably the most dependable ability anyone can possess.
Honestly, Weapon Familiarity is something I used to totally ignore, but it’s actually a really useful game mechanic that everyone should be using. Let me explain how it works and why it can give you an edge.
In Nioh 3, you can earn the Twin Snake Helmet by playing the game’s demo before February 15, 2025. If you do, you’ll automatically receive the helmet when the full game comes out. Don’t worry if you miss the demo! You can also get the helmet by defeating the Jakotsu-Baba boss in the full game before February 15, 2025 – it’s guaranteed to drop!
This guide explains how to build and use Tempest Riko and her Persona, Chiyome, in Persona 5: The Phantom X. It covers how to recruit Riko, the best skills for her Persona, and important Awareness abilities. You’ll also find recommendations for Revelation Cards and Parasol weapons to help maximize her potential.
Conquest is a five-week in-game event where players choose to support either the Overwatch or Talon side. By completing challenges centered around the game’s characters – like dealing damage or winning matches – players earn points for their chosen faction. A live meter tracks each faction’s progress as players worldwide contribute. Every week, the faction with the most points wins, and members of the winning side will receive special rewards.
Since its release, ARC Raiders has consistently added significant new content every month. In November 2025, the North Line update introduced the Stella Montis map, unlocked by players faster than anyone anticipated. The following month, December 2025’s Cold Snap update brought a new challenge: a snowfall condition that damaged players exposed to the cold for too long. These ongoing changes and additions seem to have kept players engaged with ARC Raiders well after the initial launch.