It can be tough for RPG fans to choose their next game on Steam with so many highly-rated options. A good place to start is by reading reviews on each game’s page. If you’re still unsure, here are some RPGs that consistently receive “Overwhelmingly Positive” reviews and are great additions to any game library.
Santiment, a sage of the blockchain world, frets over a peculiar sight. The “Supply Distribution” chart, that analog of the sea’s tides, reveals sharks and whales abandoning their kelp forests. These are no small switchtails but leviathans holding from 10 to 10,000 coins-each a treasure equal to a small kingdom’s wealth. The “Supply Distribution” metric, noble in its simplicity, now howls like a storm.
Ninja in *Megabonk* is a challenging character to learn. A single mistimed dodge can quickly end your attempt. But with patience and precise timing, Ninja is considered by many to be one of the strongest characters in the game. This guide will show you the best weapons, tomes, and items to use with Ninja.
These games offer a great mix of relaxation, education, and enjoyment. Medieval settings are increasingly popular in gaming, driven by hits like *Kingdom Come: Deliverance* and *Manor Lords*. Several new medieval games are on the way, and some promise to let players experience what everyday life was like in the past.
McDonald’s often partners with video games in both Japan and Western countries, releasing special menu items like sandwiches and drinks, and collectible Happy Meal toys based on popular games such as *Minecraft*, *Pokemon*, and *Genshin Impact*. While many of these promotions happen in multiple places, some are only available in certain countries or regions.
Okay, so *Legion Remix* is packed with stuff to collect! We’re talking hundreds of achievements and tons of cosmetic rewards – transmogs, pets, mounts, toys, you name it. What’s really cool is you can snag some brand-new housing decorations, but also get your hands on rewards that are super hard or even impossible to get in the current version of *WoW*. It’s a great way to complete collections and get stuff I missed out on before!
Analysts say, “This week changes everything!” (stage whispers: *probably*). Sure, maybe the SEC will bless XRP with regulatory kumbaya music. Or maybe it’ll just spend October 10th doomscrolling Reddit for cryptocurrency ghost stories. Either way, here’s your survival guide for crypto’s latest reality show.
First launched in 2004, the Nintendo DS is the company’s most successful console, selling over 154 million units by 2016. Over its lifetime, several versions of the DS were released, beginning with the original model, followed by the DS Lite and DSi. A key feature of the DS was its dual screens, with the bottom screen being touch-sensitive. The original DS and DS Lite could also play Game Boy Advance games. The DS was also home to two generations of main series Pokémon games, starting with *Pokémon Diamond and Pearl* and continuing through *Pokémon Black 2 and White 2*.
Choosing a starter in *Pokemon Legends: Z-A* can be tough! Instead of overthinking it, pick the one you like the most and will have the most fun with. Honestly, that’s usually the best approach in any game with starter choices – I often realize my first pick wasn’t ideal anyway. Each starter in *Pokemon Legends: Z-A* has its strengths, and none are truly bad. I personally love Tepig, and it was actually my first starter way back in the original Gen 5 games!
This guide will help Pokémon players catch and train strong Pokémon early in the game, giving them a leg up in Lumiose City battles. We’ll cover a surprisingly powerful Electric-type Pokémon that’s become a strong contender with its Mega Evolution, as well as a tricky-to-find group of monkeys that can really boost your early gameplay.
