In Battlefield 6, each of the four player classes has its own set of challenges to complete. Finishing these challenges earns you cosmetic items like character skins and backgrounds, but more importantly, they unlock essential gadgets and equipment. For instance, Recon players need to complete a challenge before they can use C4. Here’s a guide to finishing all the challenges for the Recon class in Battlefield 6.
Completing all the challenges for the Assault class in *Battlefield 6* will earn you a free skin, and you can unlock even more cosmetic items and gadgets as you progress. Some of the best equipment for the Assault class is tied to these challenges, so it’s a good idea to finish them quickly. Here’s a guide to completing every Assault and Assault Expert challenge in *Battlefield 6*.
Sung Jinwoo is the central character in Solo Leveling, and his journey is marked by incredible growth. He starts as a very weak Hunter – ranked E – barely able to fight even the simplest monsters.
Originally revealed in March 2023, *MindsEye* was a highly anticipated cyberpunk action game intended to establish Build A Rocket Boy—a Scottish studio led by Leslie Benzies, a former key developer on the *GTA* series—as a major player. However, when the game launched in June 2025, it received extremely negative reviews and disappointed fans. Shortly after, Build A Rocket Boy began laying off employees.
I’ve always wanted to be able to take that little world with me wherever I go. Despite spending countless hours creating dream houses and managing virtual lives in my 20s, *The Sims* never quite felt portable. I loved the *MySims* games on the DS, but the later mobile versions just didn’t capture the same magic. It’s a simple pleasure I appreciated as a child and have continued to cherish as an adult.
While you *can* beat Megabonk with any character – the game’s randomness will eventually get you a strong setup – some characters make it much easier to reach the late game. They’ll have a significantly smoother time finishing Tier 3, getting to the final stage, and defeating the boss.
A developer for Battlefield 6 said the servers would be ready for launch, but that wasn’t true. Many players found themselves waiting in long queues to access the new game. Information about the server issues and queues didn’t spread quickly, leaving many Battlefield 6 owners unaware of the problems.
So, Sony’s Mark Cerny dropped a little hint about the PS6 in a recent video. He said we can expect the next PlayStation “in a few years.” Naturally, the internet went wild trying to figure out exactly *when* that means. Right now, the most common guess seems to be around 2028, but honestly, “a few years” could mean anything! It’s got fans buzzing and speculating, and it’s clear Sony isn’t giving away any firm dates just yet.
Okay, so the *Battlefield 6* beta was awesome, and it looks like that really paid off! I’m hearing that the game made around $100 million just from Steam pre-orders, which is insane. I can only guess it’s flying off the shelves on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X too. The problem is, *everyone* wants to play right now! I’ve been stuck in a massive server queue for ages, and it sounds like thousands of other players are in the same boat.
Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle has quickly become incredibly popular. It initially premiered in Japan, and then gradually became available in other countries. Viewers in the United States and Canada were finally able to watch it in late September.