After recent changes in leadership and company direction at Ubisoft, it looks like they’re revitalizing some of their classic series, starting with Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition. This collection brings together different versions of the original Rayman game and is a clear sign of respect for the series’ dedicated fans and Ubisoft’s own history.
Players on Steam overwhelmingly love Under the Island, with 96% of 25 reviews being positive. Critics on Metacritic also generally liked the game, giving it a score of 85 based on 6 reviews. While it’s a smaller indie title, Under the Island seems to be a worthwhile experience for gamers.
The recent Talon x Overwatch event had some technical issues, making it difficult for players to finish challenges and get their rewards. To make things right, Blizzard gave all qualifying players the rewards from both sides of the event, plus two Prestige Passes. If you’re wondering what those passes are and how they work, this guide will explain it all.
This guide will help you solve the first battery puzzle, allowing you to continue playing the game.
Fans are excited for the return of the classic Legacy of Kain series with Legacy of Kain: Defiance Remastered. This remastered version of the last main game in the series is sure to bring back fond memories for many. Alongside it, a new Scott Pilgrim game, Scott Pilgrim EX, is also launching. Inspired by the popular comic, Scott Pilgrim EX is an action-packed brawler. Both Legacy of Kain: Defiance Remastered and Scott Pilgrim EX will be available on March 3rd. While very different in gameplay, both titles are beloved franchises that evoke a strong sense of nostalgia.
The Third Great Ninja War is where Minato Namikaze became a legend, earning the nickname ‘Yellow Flash.’ But his most important achievement wasn’t just his fame – it was the creation of a powerful technique called the Rasengan. This technique became his lasting legacy, and he eventually taught it to his son, Naruto Uzumaki. The Rasengan’s origins are rooted in love.
Embark Studios, the team behind ARC Raiders, had announced a matchmaking system designed to pair players based on how much they enjoy player-versus-player (PvP) combat – which is why some matches ended up being very peaceful. The idea was simple: players who frequently engaged in PvP would be matched with others who did the same, and those who preferred player-versus-environment (PvE) would be grouped together. However, it seems Embark Studios didn’t anticipate quite so many players would choose to focus on cooperative PvE gameplay, even with the matchmaking system in place.
Most of the game’s achievements are easy to unlock through story progress, upgrades, and exploring the world. However, a handful are more challenging. Luckily, you won’t miss any trophies, but you’ll likely need to revisit areas and replay parts of the game to get everything, possibly completing challenges you skipped before.
With so much to do in the game, you’ll always need money. It’s usually faster to buy resources and building materials from stores than to collect them yourself, especially when creating large bases. Units are a key form of currency in No Man’s Sky, along with Nanites and Quicksilver. You can use Units to purchase items, building supplies, and even powerful upgrades for your spaceship.
Competitive first-person shooters, like Counter-Strike, are typically dominated by young players with incredibly fast reactions. These professional gamers often practice for more than ten hours daily to stay competitive. Because the game demands quick thinking and accurate aiming, it’s unusual to see players over 30 competing at the highest levels, especially those who started gaming later in life. But recently, older gamers are beginning to break these expectations and prove that age doesn’t necessarily limit success in the world of competitive gaming.