Free-to-play games have become incredibly popular, with many of the best titles now coming from China and South Korea – think games like *Genshin Impact*, *Zenless Zone Zero*, and *Wuthering Waves*. This raises the question: what about Japan, which used to lead the gaming world? For those who play on Steam, the answer is yes – there are some excellent free-to-play RPGs from Japan worth checking out.
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To kick things off for our *Pokemon Legends: Z-A* guides, we’ve created an interactive map! It’s still being updated, but trainers can already use it to find useful locations like Cafes and Clothing stores. You’ll also find details on Side Missions, where to get Rare Candies, TMs, and other helpful items.
Hey everyone, just letting you know the ARC Raiders Server Slam playtest is happening from October 17th to 19th! I’m excited to jump in on PC, PlayStation 5, or Xbox Series X|S. If you’re planning to play too, here’s a quick rundown on how to download and get started on whichever platform you’re using.
The most memorable experiences in role-playing games often happen during optional side quests, with quirky characters, or through unexpected storylines that develop naturally. Here are a few RPGs that truly stand out when you take a break from the main story and explore what else they have to offer.
First-person shooter games vary widely in style. Some prioritize realistic combat where accuracy and cooperation are key, while others emphasize fast-paced action and mayhem. Ultimately, each game offers a unique experience that highlights what makes the *Battlefield* series stand out – whether it’s the thrilling chaos, the importance of teamwork, or the overall intensity.
Whitebeard earned the title of the world’s strongest man and wielded a tremendously powerful Devil Fruit, the Gura Gura no Mi, capable of causing massive destruction. Beyond the fruit’s power, he was also a master of Haki, which he skillfully used in battle.
Okay, so if you want to fix vehicles in *Battlefield 6*, you *have* to pick the Engineer class when you choose your role before a match. The Engineer gets this awesome tool called the Repair Tool – basically, it’s a blowtorch that never runs out of fuel! You use it to repair vehicles right in the middle of a fight, getting their health back up. It’s super useful if you want to keep those tanks and planes running!
Red Dead Redemption 2 is a massive game with endless things to discover, and players are constantly finding new surprises. It’s also incredibly popular with modders, who have enhanced everything from the game’s graphics to its core mechanics, sometimes dramatically.
Embark Studios first revealed *ARC Raiders* in 2021. Since then, the game has evolved into an extraction shooter where teams of one to three players battle both the environment and each other. It’s a PvPvE experience, meaning players compete while also facing environmental challenges.