As a fan, I’m really glad there are a lot of games in this genre that aren’t all about rushing through things. It’s awesome to be able to explore and play at my own pace, instead of feeling forced along a path. Some games let you do that by not making you do so much stuff, while others just give you more freedom in how you tackle the challenges – you get to choose your own approach, which is fantastic!
Vanya, your fishing guide, gives you the Flashing Fish Shadow Quest. As you help her with various tasks, she’ll eventually tell you about the Mermaid Fish Attractor. This special tool lures rare fish to one spot, increasing your chances of catching legendary fish.
Double Fine’s newest game, Keeper, is a unique and atmospheric platformer. It tells a story without any spoken dialogue and features an unlikely duo: a walking lighthouse and its pelican companion. Released on October 17th for Xbox Series X/S and PC, Keeper was followed just three months later by the announcement of Double Fine’s next project – a game that appears to be a departure from their previous work.
Goku has changed dramatically since he first became a Great Ape in Dragon Ball. He later became the first Super Saiyan in Dragon Ball Z, and continued to evolve with new forms and God Ki in Dragon Ball Super. These transformations clearly show how much Goku has grown as a martial artist throughout the series. He began Dragon Ball as a talented, but ordinary, young fighter and has become one of the strongest beings in existence – powerful enough to battle gods themselves.
The latest update celebrates the 5th Anniversary and introduces Mold Dough Cookie, who is closely linked to the Dark Enchantress Cookie. While they both deal the same type of elemental damage, Mold Dough Cookie plays quite differently in the Arena. If you’ve unlocked him, this guide will show you the best Topping and Beascuit combination to maximize his potential in Cookie Run Kingdom.
This guide helps you decide which characters are worth investing time in. It features a ranked list, along with recommendations for the best weapons – both close-range and long-range – and a look at how each character performs.
I’ve been following this series for a while now, and it’s amazing to see how much it’s blown up in both anime and manga! Things were going great with the manga sales, but a new series just dropped and actually outsold it for the first week. It’s Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo from Weekly Shonen Jump, and its first volume did incredibly well – better than the newest Frieren volume! That’s seriously impressive for a brand new title. Still, I have a feeling Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End will climb back on top soon, especially now that the new anime season is here. I’m excited to see how it all plays out!
A great open-world Spider-Man game should let you swing through the city, quickly chase criminals, and stumble upon crimes happening everywhere. But creating that perfect experience wasn’t easy, and older games tried different approaches with varying degrees of success.
At the Resident Evil Showcase on January 15th, Capcom revealed more about how Resident Evil Requiem will play. The game will blend the survival horror feel of Resident Evil Village with the story of Grace Ashcroft, and will even include an optional difficulty setting that brings back classic features like ink ribbons and limited saves for her sections. In contrast, players controlling Leon S. Kennedy will experience fast-paced, action-packed levels inspired by Resident Evil 4 Remake, where he’ll be able to find weapons and fight off large groups of zombies.
After a four-year hiatus, the Fable series is making a comeback with its first major installment since 2010’s Fable 3. The team at Playground Games, known for the success of Forza Horizon 3, is now leading the franchise. According to Fulton, their growth as developers following Forza Horizon 3 was key to bringing Fable back.