Masashi Kishimoto, who created the popular manga and anime series Naruto, developed a really imaginative system of powers. This power system, built around something called Chakra, is a big reason why fans continue to enjoy the series. Chakra takes three main forms – Ninjutsu, Genjutsu, and Taijutsu – but many fans agree that Genjutsu doesn’t get the recognition it deserves compared to the other two.
You can get upgrades, called mods, in a couple of ways. You can buy them from Mel, a robot shopkeeper who gets more items as you play, or you can discover them while exploring the game world.
This guide helps players discover which trees become Drywood in Hytale, and where to find those trees. Fortunately, Drywood trees are common and shouldn’t be too hard to locate if you know the right areas to search.
The initial ARC Raider conflict happened a long time ago, and remnants of that battle are still visible throughout the game world. You can salvage materials from these old enemy machines, but finding them is the challenge.
For nearly three years, Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End Season 1 was the most popular anime on the platform. However, its reign has ended in a surprising twist: the new season, Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End Season 2, has taken its place at number one. This makes Frieren the only series to defeat itself, and solidifies its status as a major anime success of recent years.
Video games offer a fun way to escape reality, transporting players to incredible places – from fantastical worlds to realistic recreations of the past and present. Some games feature environments so stunningly beautiful, they can even surpass the beauty of the real world, making everyday life seem less vibrant in comparison.
A map glitch in Stella Montis was becoming a major problem. Recently, we found out that two groups of players were actually using the glitch to retaliate against each other. Thankfully, Embark Studios has now fixed the issue with an update.
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.
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!
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.