ARC Raiders just got even more challenging! The recent January Headwinds Update added a new game mode called Solos Vs Squads, and it’s a bit confusing for players. This explanation should help clear things up for all you Raiders out there.
Life is Strange: Reunion will be the seventh installment in the Life is Strange series, but its connection to Life is Strange: Double Exposure indicates the games are becoming more centered around a specific storyline. While Before the Storm explored the early relationship between Chloe and Max, the series has generally featured characters other than this pair. Therefore, making Max and Chloe the main focus with Double Exposure and its sequel feels like an unexpected direction for the franchise.
You can find Citrome all over Valley IV. It doesn’t grow in any specific spots, so just explore the area and you’ll come across it naturally.
During the “Walk in the Park” quest, you’ll find a worried crew member underground. He, Kitt, wants to get his research data back, but his colleagues, the Endmins, won’t let him because the area is full of enemies and too dangerous.
Once you meet Director Qin at the base entrance while doing the ‘Break the Siege’ quest, the ‘Valley Reboot’ quest will start in Arknights Endfield. From there, head to the outskirts of the base, which is called The Hub. Just follow the yellow circle on your map, and then continue to the deployment area using the next marker.
Final Fantasy 7 Remake features a total of 26 side quests. While some are more enjoyable than others, not every chapter has them – a few sections of the game focus solely on the main story and defeating Shinra. Here’s a complete list of all the side quests and the rewards you’ll receive for finishing them.
Fujimoto skillfully builds on the work of previous artists, creating a story that feels like a fast-paced blend of different art styles. Fans appreciate that his references aren’t just hidden jokes; they’re woven into the characters and the story’s flow. Here are seven anime that helped inspire the creation of Chainsaw Man.
What makes Rogue Night stand out is how it blends the open-ended creativity of crafting and sandbox games with the challenging, replayable structure of a roguelite. You’ll explore, craft, and build as you normally would in this type of game, but with the constant threat of things going wrong. Thankfully, even when a playthrough fails, you still make progress, either by collecting new resources or learning from your mistakes. It’s a familiar, pixelated world, but with a surprisingly harsh edge. You can experience it for yourself when Rogue Night releases on Steam on April 17, 2026.
You’ll quickly get a quest called ‘A Prime Specimen’ from Shani, a Security Trader. She asks you to check out an ARC Deforester near Blue Gate, but like many quests in ARC Raiders, she doesn’t give you precise directions, so it’s easy to wander around and get lost.
With lots of Glimmet currently available in Pokémon GO, we suggest collecting enough Glimmet Candy to evolve it into Glimmora. This guide will help you find and evolve Glimmet quickly, detailing all the ways to catch this Pokémon from Generation 9 and earn that Candy more easily.