In *Little Nightmares 3*, you’ll find 10 Lady statues that you need to destroy. You can break them by either picking them up and throwing them, or by shooting them with Low’s bow. If Low gets close enough, he’ll automatically aim at the statues for you. Finding and destroying all 10 statues unlocks the Omnipresence achievement in *Little Nightmares 3*.
Pokemon games could really benefit from taking a look at what Digimon Story: Time Stranger does well. This list will cover the key features that make a monster-collecting game enjoyable for both new players and longtime fans of the genre.
Although *Fields of Mistria* is slated for a full release in 2026, players eager for a relaxing, *Stardew Valleylike experience don’t have to wait that long. The game launched in early access on Steam last August and has already received an “Overwhelmingly Positive” rating from almost 18,000 players. While other cozy games have achieved similar ratings since *Stardew Valley*, *Fields of Mistria* stands out due to its large and dedicated fanbase, and its unique approach to the genre, even in its current early access form.
Although *Dragon Ball FighterZ* isn’t as popular as it once was, it remains a favorite among many fans. Over time, the game received three “FighterZ Passes” which added a diverse roster of characters, including well-known faces like Master Roshi and Broly, as well as new forms like Goku (Ultra Instinct). *Dragon Ball FighterZ* is also consistently played at major esports events, appearing at almost every EVO tournament since its launch. Recently, a new update confirmed that the game is still being supported with another character on the way.
Crypto, as usual, was left holding the bag-or should I say, the blockchain?-as Trump’s Friday announcements once again spared TradFi markets the carnage. Poor Bitcoin and Ethereum, always the first to feel the whiplash. 💔
Avatar: The Last Airbender, the popular animated series that aired on Nickelodeon from 2005 to 2008, is still widely loved. Its exciting action and memorable characters were a hit when it first came out, and its popularity soared again during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, with a new movie and TV show on the way, the franchise is continuing to thrive. Although previous video games haven’t been very successful, a new game has been announced, and it’s the type of game fans have been hoping for.
Okay, so in Battlefield 6, there are tons of ways to jump into multiplayer. You can team up with friends or just go random with players from all over. They’ve got all the classic modes like Rush and Team Deathmatch, but also bigger objective-based ones like Breakthrough and Conquest, which are my favorites. Plus, there are nine different maps, which is awesome – you’ll be fighting in places like Cairo, New York, and even Tajikistan! I heard they might be adding a feature soon that lets you pick which maps you want to play, which would be a huge improvement.
Gearbox has been sharing SHiFT codes for over 13 years, and they’re still at it! Since the successful launch of *Borderlands 4* in September, they’ve been giving out codes even more often, using them to promote the new game and keep players interested.
Six months after its release, we’re taking another look at Blue Prince, the intriguing puzzle roguelike from Dogubomb. The game launched earlier this year on PlayStation, Xbox, PC, Game Pass, and PS Plus Extra, and quickly became a popular indie title. This video revisits Blue Prince to see what’s changed since launch – from its … Read more
Players have always used mods to customize their games, and *Hades 2* is no exception. While no one has created a completely new game within *Hades 2* yet, there are still plenty of worthwhile mods to explore if you’re looking to change things up. Here are ten of the best mods currently available for *Hades 2*.
