Video Game Bosses That Forced You To Cheat

Unfortunately, sometimes that challenge can become a little too much to handle. Be it due to unfair design, poor mechanics, or an uncooperative camera that puts up more of a fight than the boss itself, it can sometimes be necessary to cheat a boss just to make it through. At least, if you want to avoid a ton of frustration. These next bosses fit into that category. Many of them can be beaten “fairly,” but doing so will cause a lot of suffering. Instead, we’ve outlined an easy way to cheese these fights so they don’t ruin your gaming experience.

One Piece Reveals New Straw Hat Backstory, But It’s Not Zoro’s

I remember when the connection between Brook and Gunko was first shown in chapter 1149 of One Piece – it felt like Eiichiro Oda was setting something big up for the future, maybe about a year down the line. Now, almost a year later, I’m really glad to see him finally diving into that backstory right in the middle of the Elbaf arc. It’s been incredibly exciting to watch unfold!

Beware of Tomodachi Life Knock-Offs on Google Play Store

Many gamers want more exclusive games for consoles like Xbox and PlayStation, but there’s a problem. Because Nintendo, Microsoft, and Sony always have current consoles available, most gamers can only afford one or two. This leaves them feeling frustrated when they see exclusive games they can’t play. It’s likely that unofficial apps are targeting these gamers.

The 20 Best Strategy Games To Wishlist For 2026 and 2027

Systemic War is an ambitious RTS and grand strategy game where you lead a nation from 2008 to 2025. It feels reminiscent of Imperial Glory, blending turn-based strategy with real-time battles on a world map. However, instead of a vast, open world, Systemic War will feature 25 detailed, handcrafted maps. What’s really interesting is the game’s approach to the strategic map – it uses actual rail and road networks instead of traditional regions, which is a unique idea. While it’s hard to say exactly how this will play out, it’s great to see the developers trying something new. Systemic War is currently slated for release in the fourth quarter of 2026.

Several Dragon Quest Announcements May Be Coming This Week

On Wednesday, May 27th, the Dragon Quest series will celebrate its 40th anniversary. The very first Dragon Quest game came out in Japan for the Famicom in 1986, but it wasn’t released in the West until 1989, where it was known as Dragon Warrior on the NES. More recently, in October 2025, Square Enix released Dragon Quest 1 & 2 HD-2D Remake for modern gaming systems, offering a fresh way to play the classic games. Square Enix began the 40th-anniversary celebrations in March 2026 with the release of Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined.

Monopoly GO: Beastly Beauties Rewards and Milestones (May 25-27)

Getting Partner tokens can be tough, but the new Beastly Beauties solo event in Monopoly GO is here to help! It launched with the Gingerbread Partners and lets players collect Gingerbread Partner tokens. The event began on May 25th at 1 PM Eastern Time and will run until May 27th at 1 PM Eastern Time. Below, you’ll find a complete list of milestones and rewards available in the Monopoly GO Beastly Beauties event.

My Hero Academia: 9 Overpowered Quirks That Can Destroy Cities

The world of My Hero Academia features superpowers, or “quirks,” some of which are incredibly powerful and could easily level a city. Because of this potential for destruction, it’s vital that these abilities are used responsibly. Unfortunately, villains could also exploit these dangerous quirks to cause widespread chaos and destruction.

The New Open-World Zelda Game’s Rumored Dimensional Features Just Make Perfect Sense

Nintendo hasn’t officially confirmed any details yet, including whether the next Zelda game will be an open-world experience like Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom. However, if the game is open-world and focuses on dimensions, it would fit well with the series’ history. The Legend of Zelda has long featured Link traveling between different worlds and dimensions, so puzzles involving dimensional travel would be a natural extension of that tradition.