Nuno’s Top 10 Favorite Historical Games Of All Time

You’ll notice a lot of games about World War 2 and the Medieval period here, as those eras have always fascinated me. These are the games I personally enjoy playing when I want to experience history, whether it’s something I’ve read about or seen in a film. I could list tons of games, but I’ve narrowed it down to the ones that really stand out and offer a captivating look at the past. Just a heads-up, I studied History in college, so I might get a little carried away with the details!

Popular City Builder is Free To Play on Steam for a Limited Time

Following the huge success of Cities: Skylines, Cities: Skylines 2, released in 2023, faced high expectations. The game’s launch was difficult, and it currently has a “Mixed” rating on Steam, with many players pointing out missing features from the first game. Despite this rocky start, Cities: Skylines 2 still has a dedicated player community, and the developers at Colossal Order have been consistently working to improve the game with updates.

Thousands of ARC Raiders Players Are Calling for a Specific New Mode

Right now, there are two ways to play Embark Studios’ new game, Arc Raiders. You can play alone, or team up with two friends. Players are already sharing their experiences online, and they’re quite different depending on the mode. Some enjoy playing solo, finding it a cooperative experience against the robot enemies. Others say the three-player mode is much more intense, with player groups being even more dangerous than the robots themselves.

It’s Time To Welcome The Next Gol D. Roger in One Piece

Gol D. Roger was a famous and powerful pirate in the world of One Piece. He was the first person to sail completely around the world, earning him the title of Pirate King. Sadly, his life was cut short by a serious illness, despite his incredible potential. Before his death, Roger surrendered to the Navy, which sparked the Great Age of Pirates, and now a new powerful pirate is emerging to follow in his footsteps.

Ethereum Dumping on OKX? Matt Sheffield Sets the Record Straight – Not SharpLink!

According to Arkham, SharpLink had redeemed 5,284 ETH, which, at today’s price, is a hefty $17.5 million. Not satisfied with merely hoarding it like a digital dragon, SharpLink allegedly deposited 4,364 ETH (around $14.47 million) onto OKX. The plot thickens: 920 ETH were seemingly “held back” when this deposit was made. Ooh, suspense! What happened to that Ethereum? The mystery deepens…

How to Get the Mycoacrobatics Badge in PEAK

Okay, so getting up to that height seems simple, but trust me, it takes a lot of figuring out when and how to jump. You really need to think about your timing and get a little inventive with your approach. This guide is going to walk you through everything you need to do to nail that 40-meter bounce and finally get your Mycoacrobatics Badge in PEAK.