Many Steam players enjoy tough-but-rewarding 2D platformer games. These games are known for presenting difficult challenges that feel great to overcome. Will Glow the Wisp is one of those games – it gives players a real sense of achievement after completing each level.
The return of Mega Baxcalibur in Pokemon Legends: Z-A is exciting for fans of this strong Pokemon from Generation 9, but it also highlights a concerning pattern with other similar Pokemon. These ‘pseudo-Legendary’ Pokemon – a group of ten powerful creatures with a combined base stat total of 600 – are usually among the best in each generation. Here’s a look at them:
Get Stronger Every Second is a well-liked game on Roblox where you become more powerful by controlling your weight and battling opponents. As you grow stronger, you can break down the game’s map to gain an advantage over other players. While there are different strategies to play, all players can benefit from using codes to get free rewards. These rewards are found in the game’s ‘Shop’ and can be particularly helpful for those new to the game.
Right after Battlefield 6 came out, we discovered this crazy thing – if you hit a teammate’s recon drone with the sledgehammer, you could actually ride it! It quickly went from there – people figured out how to use the glitch to get to all sorts of places you’re not supposed to, like rooftops and bridges. Surprisingly, a lot of these spots don’t register as out-of-bounds, so you can basically camp in the sky and snipe people. It’s super frustrating because it makes certain maps and game modes way harder. You can technically kill these players, but honestly, trying to spot and shoot them while dealing with everything else going on in Battlefield 6 is a nightmare.
I’m surprised Company of Heroes 3 is still going strong, especially with new downloadable content being released regularly – it suggests a good number of players are still enjoying the multiplayer. However, a quick look at Steam stats shows that Company of Heroes 2 still has a slightly larger daily player base, though the numbers are pretty similar.
Most players will recognize Dam Battlegrounds, and it’s known to consistently spawn Leapers in ARC Raiders. You can reliably find one near the Hydroponic Dome Complex (just to the east) and another by the Water Treatment Control elevator. It’s very likely you’ll encounter a Leaper at one, or both, of these spots during a game.
Even games made by PlayStation itself aren’t guaranteed to stay on PS Plus Extra and Premium forever. Popular titles like Horizon Zero Dawn and Marvel’s Spider-Man have been taken off the service before, so more PlayStation games could be removed in the future. While no first-party PlayStation games are being removed in November 2025, the service will still lose some other titles.
Fans of Solo Leveling are really excited to see what happens next, especially after the impressive ending to Season 2 earlier this year. While Season 1 introduced the series to a wider audience, Season 2 turned it into a worldwide phenomenon. It’s easy to see why Solo Leveling has become so popular – it’s a thrilling and action-packed story that people can’t get enough of!
This quest is designed to be completed in one go, without needing to replay sections or travel between different areas. The guide explains how to complete the quest, find all the necessary items, and avoid encounters with enemy Raiders in Arc Raiders.
You can find ‘scrap’ – basically any loose item – all over the world. This includes things like debris, furniture, and old machines. You can break these items down into useful materials using the Dismantle Tool. You unlock this tool at Level 2, and then access it by pressing the ‘T’ key to open the Tool Menu and selecting it.