New ARC Raiders 1.12.0 Update Fixes Controversial Exploit

A new update for ARC Raiders arrived just a week after the previous one, following a holiday break for the developers at Embark Studio. The update, numbered 1.11.0, included a popular cosmetic pack but also significantly reduced the power of some commonly used weapons and items. Most notably, the Trigger Nade – a powerful grenade that had been dominating player-versus-player combat – had its damage range and speed reduced. The delay before detonation was also increased. Additionally, the fire rate of the Kettle weapon was lowered to prevent players from using programs to fire it too quickly.

Marathon Will Star Big Actors from Clair Obscur and Baldur’s Gate 3

I’m so excited for Marathon! It’s basically a fresh start for Bungie’s classic FPS series that first came out on Macs way back in the ’90s. From what I understand, it’s a multiplayer extraction shooter – you’ll be going in, grabbing loot, and getting out – with some player-versus-player action thrown in. The cool thing is, even though Bungie is now part of Sony, you won’t need a PlayStation account to play if you get it on Steam or Xbox Series X/S. It’s coming out globally on March 5th, and pre-orders are live now. The standard digital version is $39.99, but they’ve also got a super fancy physical collector’s edition with the game code that’s going for $229.99!

Why Hytale Makes Me Want to Play as a Vegan When Minecraft Doesn’t

I’ve been playing Minecraft since its early beta days in 2010 and have seen it change a lot over the years. One of my favorite things to do in Minecraft is build automated farms for resources like wool, meat, and crops to keep my character going. While that’s typical for a game like this, I don’t plan on doing anything similar in Hytale – specifically, I won’t create systems to quickly kill creatures or hunt peaceful animals for food. This is because Hytale has a key feature that Minecraft lacks.

Best Games Better Played Slowly

I don’t have a direct answer, but the r/patientgamers subreddit might give you some good ideas. These days, we’re all about speed, but actually, taking your time and enjoying things can be much more rewarding. This is particularly true with games, since they’re a bigger investment now. You wouldn’t want to rush through a game you’ve paid for and miss out on all it has to offer! If you’re looking to play more deliberately, or if you already prefer a relaxed pace, here are some games that really shine when you slow down and savor the experience.

Six Invitational 2026 Groups Unveiled by Ubisoft

The tournament starts with four groups of five teams, all vying for a place in the playoffs. While the top teams from these groups will move forward, not everyone will make it to the final round. Four teams will be knocked out before they have a chance to compete for the championship.

How to Get Kapp’n in Animal Crossing New Horizons

As a huge Animal Crossing fan, I’m so excited about the updates! Now, Kapp’n can take you on boat trips to mystery islands – it costs 1,000 Nook Miles, and you can go twice a day! It’s a great way to find those special items like Cherry Blossoms, Star Fragments, and Gyroid Fragments. But the best part? The hotel! It’s a massive addition to the game. You get to design rooms and do DIY projects, which unlock cool new items and features, and you even earn Hotel Tickets for completing tasks. It’s seriously adding so much to the game!

Pokemon Scarlet & Violet: How to Answer Rika’s Questions (Victory Road Champion Assessment Interview Guide)

During the Champion Assessment in Pokémon Scarlet & Violet, some of Rika’s ten questions have more than one right answer, though most have only one. Importantly, the correct answer to certain questions depends on your previous choices, so keeping track of what you’ve already said is helpful. Answering incorrectly means you’ll have to restart the entire assessment, making it crucial to know the best responses to Rika’s questions if you want to pass on your first attempt.