Games

Are there any classic, turn-based 2D RPGs still being made? Yes, there are! Developers in both Asia and the West are creating excellent games in this style, and 2D gaming enthusiasts will find a lot to enjoy.

One Piece is a story that unfolds gradually, so it requires viewers to be patient. The manga has been published regularly since 1997, and is still ongoing after 28 years.

Collecting powerful weapons and gear is central to the *Borderlands 4* experience. Golden Keys, obtained through SHiFT codes, give players a chance to unlock highly sought-after Legendary weapons from special Golden Chests located in key areas like Belton’s Bore, Carcadia, The Lockaway, and The Launchpad. Players can connect their gaming account to the SHiFT website to enter these codes and receive Golden Keys directly into their game.

In addition to gathering Candy Corn from the Witch’s Cauldron and the Halloween Market, players can complete a task by speaking to the Dead Tree and participate in the new Grave Digging minigame for extra rewards. Here’s a guide on how to play the Grave Digger event, get bonus Digs, and use the Dig Trinket in Grow a Garden.

My Hero Academia stands out among other action series because its author isn’t afraid to explore romantic relationships, and generally handles them well. While the story mainly focuses on heroes rescuing people and battling villains, it’s natural that a show centered around students would include romance – it adds to the realism. Creator Kohei Horikoshi understood this and intentionally included romantic elements from the start.

The Elbaf arc of *One Piece* has surprised everyone by revealing Imu as the series’ most powerful villain, leaving fans uncertain about where the story will go next. Currently, the author, Oda, is detailing Loki’s history, gradually unveiling his backstory.

To climb the leaderboards in A-Z Royale, it’s best to avoid using the weakest Pokémon in Legends Z-A. This list will help you save time and resources by identifying Pokémon that are better suited for completing the Pokédex than for competitive battles against top players in Lumiose City.

I’m a dedicated competitive *Pokémon* player, and I always appreciate having the move Protect on my team. Being able to avoid damage at the right moment can really change a battle, even when you’re just playing for fun. However, the battle system in *Pokémon Legends: Z-A* made Protect frustrating at first. Once I figured out how to use it effectively though, I realized it’s one of the strongest moves in the game.

In *Keeper*, you play as a living lighthouse, accompanied by a charming bird, and explore a colorful world after a disaster. Reviewers have especially liked the unique relationship between the lighthouse and the bird, and the subtle, underlying story of the game. However, *Keeper*’s unusual gameplay might not appeal to everyone, and initial player interest hasn’t been as high as anticipated.

As a longtime Xbox gamer, Halo is just… huge, right? It’s been the go-to for first-person shooters ever since the original *Combat Evolved* dropped back in 2001. With the 25th anniversary coming up and the World Championships next week, everyone’s buzzing about what’s next for the series. 343 Industries has said they’ll reveal something new, and it’s probably the *Combat Evolved* remake we’ve been hearing about. But a YouTuber I trust is saying there might be *another* new project in the works – something that’s constantly updated like a live-service game. That’s pretty exciting!