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Showing yet again that the DMCA system is not fit for purpose, No Players Online launched on Steam on November 6 and then got taken down but it's back. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article

Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree's newest game balance and progression update is live on Steam with other platforms to follow. View the full article

Helldivers 2 developer Arrowhead Game Studios has announced that the PC version’s install size will be drastically reduced soon. In an update on the game’s official Steam page, Arrowhead ‘s deputy technical director Brendan Armstrong explained that the team had been able to reduce the PC version’s install size from around 154 GB to just around 23 GB. In October, Armstrong posted a lengthy explanation telling players why the PC version uses up around three times more storage space than the console versions. Read More... View the full article

Codes for The Forge will let you reroll your stats and boost your mining abilitiesView the full article

Ninja thinks Fortnite has got a bit too competitiveView the full article

"We're going to be guided by our community"View the full article

The Lenovo Legion 5 is the best value gaming laptop I've tested this year, and there's still time to grab an RTX 5060 version for its lowest ever price.View the full article

"They could just try it and see how it feels"View the full article

Geoff Keighley’s mysterious The Game Awards teaser statue has sparked rampant speculation about which video game announcement it relates to, but so far the internet is stumped. Keighley kicked off The Game Awards hype train last week by tweeting a picture of a demonic monolith located in the Mojave Desert alongside the confusing caption "regal.inspiring.thickness." regal.inspiring.thickness [Hidden Content] — Geoff Keighley (@geoffkeighley) November 29, 2025 Windows Central reporter Jez Corden took to social media to say the tease related to an expansion for Blizzard’s action role-playing game, Diablo 4. Blizzard had said Diablo 4 was set to get an expansion in 2026 (alongside a new ranking system and leaderboards), so an appearance at The Game Awards later this month would make sense. But Corden’s claim was debunked by Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier, who took to ResetEra to insist the statue had nothing to do with a Diablo 4 expansion, although that is not to say Diablo won’t show up at The Game Awards in some form. “No idea where Jez is getting that, but this statue is not teasing the Diablo 4 expansion,” Schreier said. “I don't currently plan on reporting what it is, sorry, but it's a good one.” That clarification sparked a new round of speculation, with some fans pointing to the long-awaited reveal of Bethesda’s The Elder Scrolls 6. Alas, according to Schreier, it’s not that, either. “I'll do this one more time because people are getting out of control: no the statue isn't teasing Elder Scrolls 6,” Schreier said, again in a post on ResetEra. “Now I'm gonna stop responding about this. Unless someone finds me at the JW bar next week and asks really nicely, then maybe I'll answer, depending on how many drinks I've had.” Some suggested it might have something to do with Sony’s God of War series, but gaming YouTuber Luke Stephens claimed God of War development chief Cory Barlog popped up during one of his streams to rule that out. So, what is it then? Given the demonic aspect of the statue, some are suggesting a Doom-related announcement of some kind, perhaps DLC. Some fans are going off the deep end, suggesting everything from Bloodborne 2 to Half-Life 3, the latter of which has seen rumblings of late. In truth, Geoff Keighley’s statue could relate to pretty much any video game with a demonic or hellish theme. That’s a lot of video games. But based on Schreier’s comments (“it’s a good one”) and all the effort that’s gone into making this tease happen, I have high hopes. The Game Awards kicks off Thursday, December 11, so we don't have long to find out what the statue is about. Let us know your best guess in the comments. Image credit: Geoff Keighley / Twitter. Wesley is Director, News at IGN. Find him on Twitter at @wyp100. You can reach Wesley at [email protected] or confidentially at *****@*****.tld. View the full article

PlayStation Plus is an incredible service with a ton of value, offering players monthly free games, a huge library full of excellent content, and unique services like the Free Trial feature that allows players to try before they buy. However, the PS Plus extensive library is updated on a rolling basis, which means games won't be available to play forever. View the full article

That this beat 'em up has a roster of 15 different playable Marvel superheroes is immediately impressive. But what's really amazing is every single one of them feels completely distinct, fun to play, and truly super... Read more.View the full article

One problem with a lot of modern games is just how big they're getting, but HELLDIVERS 2 is about to massively shrink thanks to work behind the scenes. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article

The developer behind the useful AI notice browser plugin for Steam has now done the same for itch.io, and they've made it easier to use the extensions. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article

Despite recent changes to Xbox Game Pass' subscription model that left players frustrated, it remains one of the most popular services in gaming, offering players immense value and a ton of excellent free games. View the full article

Even with crossplay coming to tons of major titles, PC remains the preferred gaming platform for many gamers. In fact, some of the most pristine gaming competitions revolve around PC games, and many of the most popular games are even free for everyone to play. View the full article

FromSoftware is pushing out a new patch for Elden Ring Nightreign, introducing a raft of balance adjustments, bug fixes, and improvements ahead of The Forsaken Hollows DLC. The Forsaken Hollows is Elden Ring Nightreign's first meaty, proper, named DLC. It drops tomorrow (December 4) and includes new bosses, new shifting earth, and new playable Nightfarers. Today's patch adds support for the DLC, but it also adds a number of new features and important balance changes for all players. The patch notes, below, apply to all versions: PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and Steam. Elden Ring Nightreign update 1.03 patch notes:New features Added support for The Forsaken Hollows.If you own the DLC The Forsaken Hollows, it will be displayed in the lower right corner of the title screen.Added a display of the currently equipped relics in the Character Selection menu.You can check the effects of equipped relics by toggling the display.Added a feature to set names when registering Relics presets in the Relic Rites menu.Set names can be changed in the All Presets section.The order of presets for each character can now be changed in the All Presets section of the Relic Rites menu.In the Relic Rites menu, you can change the order of presets (but not the order of the character themselves) in the All Relics section.Added Deep Large Scenic Flatstone to the Collector Signboard shop.The map's layer display can now be toggled in the Results menu.The relics equipped by each player can now be displayed in the Results menu.Relics can only be displayed for sessions played in version 1.02 or later.Players with a Personal Objective that requires defeating a specific target while Reliving a Remembrance can now embark on Expeditions with players whose Personal Objective does not require defeating a specific target.Personal Objectives that do not require destroying the target will only appear for one player per Expedition.The flask count will now be highlighted in the following situations:When the flask count is at the maximum capacity,When an enemy-induced effect that influences the flask is triggered.The vertical position of the compass’ rune icon will now be displayed if the runes dropped upon death are significantly above or below the player character.You can now highlight specific events that occur on a map layer that is on a different level from the character’s location in the map menu.Adjusted the Dormant Power selection screen so that the HP gauge and other UI elements remain visible while the screen is displayed.Adjusted the weapon lineup in Limveld's shops.Added Fire Pots to the shop inventory inside the Spirit Shetler.The target-lock on enemies that are behind when the tombstone summoned by Raider's Ultimate Art appears no longer gets released.Balance Adjustments In general, the trigger conditions of Relic effects that trigger with low HP, equipment passive effects, and special effects have been broadened. Changes to Passive Effects and Special EffectsAdded new Passive Effects:Improved Melee Attack PowerImproved Dash AttacksImproved Rolling AttacksIncreased the effect of the Passive Effect Improved Attack Power when Two-Handing.Increased the effect of the Passive Effect Attack Up when Wielding Two Armaments.Increased the effect of the Passive Effect Improved Chain Attack Finishers.Increased the effect of the Passive Effect Improved Charge Attacks.Increased the effect of the Passive Effect Improved Jump Attacks.Increased the effect of the Passive Effect Improved Guard Counters.Increased the effect of the Passive Effect Improved Skill Attack Power.Increased the effect of the Passive Effect Physical Attack Up.Broadened the trigger conditions and decreased the effectiveness of the Passive Effect Improved Damage Negation at Low HP.Broadened the trigger conditions and decreased the effectiveness of the Talisman Blue-Feathered Branchsword.Changes to Relic EffectsIncreased the effect of Physical Attack Up.Increased the effect of Improved Initial Standard Attack.Increased the effect of Improved Critical Hits.Increased the effect of Improved Guard Counters.Increased the effect of Improved XXX Damage (excluding bow weapon types).Increased the effect of Improved Attack Power with 3+ XX Equipped (excluding bow weapon types).Broadened the trigger conditions and decreased the effectiveness of Improved Damage Negation at Low HP.Other ChangesReduced the FP consumption and increased the power of the Wrath of Gold Incantation.Bug Fixes & improvementsFixed a bug in the Augur invasion event where the character would not be properly teleported to the battle area against Augur if the player was performing a critical hit at the time of the teleportation trigger.Mitigated an issue where Sites of Grace or Churches would not activate and Leveling Up and Adding Charges to Flask could not be performed under some conditions.Fixed a bug where the range of Night's Tide differed from other players upon rejoining a session under some conditions.Fixed a bug where Hammer weapons with the Prayerful Strike skill would not appear.Fixed a bug where effects that heal or enhance allies did not apply to characters dodging or performing their Ultimate Art.Fixed an issue where the weak points created by Ironeye's skill Marking would appear for some players and not others under some conditions.Fixed a bug where Raider’s Retaliate skill would be canceled and the character would flinch when receiving some enemy attacks that deal no damage while the skill was active.Fixed a bug where affinity residues spawned by Recluse's Elemental Defense passive ability would not appear when hit by some enemy attacks.Fixed a bug where Stagger damage was not applied when parrying some enemy attacks with Executor.Fixed a bug where the range of rolls to dodge some enemies' darkness-imbued attacks was different than intended.Fixed a bug in Depths Relics where the effect Greenspill Crystal Tear in possession at start of expedition did not appear.Fixed a bug in the expedition menu where the gauge indicating the Deep of Night rating was not displayed when performing Reduce Depth, resulting in the subsequent gauge not reflecting the rate correctly.Fixed a bug in the Relic Rites menu where the icon indicating placement in other Vessels was not displayed correctly.Fixed a bug in the Dormant Power selection screen where the UI indicating rarity was not displayed on equipment and item icons.Fixed an issue where sorting by FP Consumption in the Sparring Equipment menu and Visual Codex menu of the Sparring Grounds, when displaying the list of Sorceries and Incantations, did not work correctly.Fixed a bug in the Results menu and Victor's Record menu where the attributes added by Relics to each character's weapons during an Expedition were not correctly reflected.Fixed a bug in the Results menu where the special effects held by other players were not recorded beyond a certain number.Fixed an issue where, if a session was disbanded immediately after a player left, the message at the title screen confirming the return to that session would keep appearing even after selecting OK.Fixed some graphical rendering issues.Fixed an issue where some sound effects did not play correctly.Corrected some text.Made several other performance improvements and bug fixes. Nightreign's ultra-hard difficulty mode, Deep of Night, released in September, having been discovered by dataminers back in August. That plus the duos mode was all we had for some time after Nightreign's release, which is why players had grown agitated at the lack of news or updates. "When Elden Ring Nightreign is played exactly as it was designed to be played, it’s one of the finest examples of a three-player co-op game around," we wrote in IGN's 7/10 Elden Ring: Nightreign review. "But a lack of crossplay, duo matchmaking, and built-in communication tools makes it hard to create the conditions needed to have this kind of experience unless you’re bringing two real-life friends on every run." Vikki Blake is a reporter for IGN, as well as a critic, columnist, and consultant with 15+ years experience working with some of the world's biggest gaming sites and publications. She's also a Guardian, Spartan, Silent Hillian, Legend, and perpetually High Chaos. Find her at BlueSky. 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No Man's Sky fans have claimed that an asset from the sci-fi sandbox game has been repurposed for ***** in Once Human without permission — and now the boss of Hello Games has gotten involved. This week, No Man's Sky fans on reddit flagged an "extremely similar" cosmetic item in Once Human that's now being sold within the post-apocalyptic surival title as a high-tier lootbox reward. The object, No Man's Sky's circular Base Teleport Module, looks to have been repurposed as some kind of sci-fi exercise bike, with the addition of a simple bicyle frame and a fresh paint job. Now, the controversy has stretched beyond the realm of reddit and reached Sean Murray, the head of No Man's Sky developer Hello Games, after fans flagged their suspicions. Murray's response? One of amusement more than anything else, as he reacted to the asset's apparent use elsewhere. A cosmetic item in Once Human looks extremely similar to NMS’s Base Teleport Module — and it’s being sold as a high-tier lootbox reward. Is this acceptable? byu/Koyonaku inNoMansSkyTheGame .reddit-embed-wrapper iframe { margin-left: 0 !important; } "Jokes on them," Murray wrote in a post on X. "We forgot to LOD those rivets," he continued, referencing the lack of a lower quality model for the object when viewed from afar — something that could cause performance issues. Posting about the similarities of the two objects on reddit, No Man's Sky fan Koyonaku noted that Only Human's version "isn’t earned through gameplay — it is obtainable only as the highest-tier reward from a premium lootbox, often at significant cost." This isn't the first time Only Human has been suspected of basing in-game assets on other games, either, the user alleged. "This was brought up several days ago in the Once Human community, but the item is still being sold without clarification or adjustment," Koyonaku wrote. "There was also a similar past case involving icon resemblance to Rainbow Six, which was quietly replaced. I’m not here to start drama or accuse anyone of legal wrongdoing. But I do think there are times when staying silent lets things like this slide into being treated as normal." IGN has contacted Only Human developer Starry Studio for comment. Almost a decade on from launch, No Man's Sky recently celebrated its best-ever player numbers, following the launch of its Breach and Voyagers updates earlier this year. The Breach update lets players salvage wrecks, unlocking new ship building parts along the way, while Voyagers added multiplayer ship crew capabilities and skydiving, among many other features. Tom Phillips is IGN's News Editor. You can reach Tom at [email protected] or find him on Bluesky @tomphillipseg.bsky.social View the full article

New gameplay footage of Resident Evil Requiem has teased a glimpse at a fresh area in the game filled with classic zombies — and it all looks very Resident Evil 1. The snippet comes from a special Resident Evil program that aired recently on Japanese TV, shared online by long-time Capcom leaker DuskGolem. Within the footage, we can see Requiem's lead character Grace Ashcroft approaching a staircase in a dimly-lit mansion, and taking aim at a shuffling zombie. Ashcroft's shots miss, and the zombie lunges forward to grab the character. It looks like the undead enemy manages to gnaw her arm, before she eventually fights it off — only to find another zombie waiting for her down the corridor. There was some new Resident Evil Requiem gameplay of a new area with Grace fighting a zombie in the Resident Evil special program that aired on Japanese television. [Hidden Content] — AestheticGamer aka Dusk Golem (@AestheticGamer1) December 3, 2025 It's only a short clip, but fans are celebrating the classic Resident Evil vibe it gives off, and the setting for this gameplay segment which looks straight out of the Spencer Mansion. (It's definitely not, but still.) Of course, another classic element expected to appear in Resident Evil Requiem is a certain fan-favorite Leon S. Kennedy, who has been named in persistent rumors and reports as secretly appearing in the game as a second playable character. Capcom has remained tight-lipped on the matter and refused to discuss Leon's involvement specifically, though recently gave its biggest hint yet when it acknowledged that other classic characters connected to the Raccoon City incident would indeed appear. Capcom has specifically pitched Resident Evil Requiem as a return not just to the classic location of Raccoon City, but also to the series' "overarching narrative" begun 30 years ago, after more recent games such as Resident Evil 7 and Resident Evil Village focused on events set elsewhere, with fewer connections to past titles. What has Capcom got in store? Time is beginning to run short for Capcom to reveal much more, as Resident Evil Requiem launches on February 27, 2026 for PC, PlayStation 5, Switch 2 and Xbox Series X/S. Tom Phillips is IGN's News Editor. You can reach Tom at [email protected] or find him on Bluesky @tomphillipseg.bsky.social View the full article

The CEO of Helldivers 2 developer Arrowhead has responded to fan concern about the choice of Justin Lin as the director of the Helldivers movie, after it emerged he leaned into not being a gamer for his pitch. Helldivers 2 is an explosive co-op focused action shooter that’s a lot like a video game version of cult sci-fi classic Starship Troopers. You play as a disposable soldier in an ongoing galactic war, defending a fascist Super Earth regime against alien robots called Automatons and bugs called Terminids, all the while preaching "Managed Democracy." (Incidentally, Sony is also working on a new Starship Troopers movie, which should make for a somewhat bizarre one-two punch of sci-fi satire.) This week, The Hollywood Reporter confirmed that Justin Lin is set to direct the upcoming Helldivers live-action film adaptation. Lin is best known for his work on the Fast & Furious films, and was the director of the series from 2006’s The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift to 2013’s Fast & Furious 6. He also directed 2016’s Star Trek Beyond, the final film in the modern Star Trek trilogy, and 2021’s F9. But it was one paragraph in THR’s story that raised eyebrows within the Helldivers community: Lin is not a gamer and leaned into that as a strength when pitching his take on the material, said insiders. He aims to find the humanity in the characters and weave timely themes into the story, while building out a world and mythology. There are plenty of details waiting to be drawn in, something that is compelling to the filmmaker. Some fans are now worried that Lin simply won’t get what Helldivers is about because he’s not a gamer and, presumably, hasn’t played Arrowhead’s shooter. And because of that, some players believe, the Helldivers movie is at risk of missing the video game’s vibe. Over on the official Helldivers Discord, Arrowhead CEO Shams Jorjani briefly addressed this concern. He first responded to one fan who asked if they could direct the Helldivers movie instead of Lin, saying: “let Justin Lin work his magic.” Jorjani then responded to the following question from a fan: “If you guys have any sway with Sony over the movie can you make sure the director plays the game at least once or at least sees some gameplay?” Jorjani replied: “I trust Justin. He did a great job on the Star Trek movie.” Arrowhead will likely face this sort of concern until fans see the Helldivers movie in trailer form, or hear from Lin himself on his vision for the film. And Helldivers is not alone in this approach. Amazon’s adaptation of God of War is helmed by Star Trek and Battlestar Galactica’s Ronald D. Moore, who isn’t a gamer either. But it is in contrast to the situation with the Elden Ring movie, which is being directed by Ex Machina and Civil War director and self-confessed Elden Ring superfan Alex Garland. In June, Garland told IGN he was on his seventh playthrough of FromSoftware's epic fantasy RPG, and revealed the boss he found the toughest to take down. As for Helldivers, in January, Arrowhead CCO Johan Pilestedt insisted the studio shouldn't have the final say on the Helldivers movie because it doesn't know anything about making films. "We are not Hollywood people, and we don't know what it takes to make a movie," Pilestedt said. "And therefore we don't, and shouldn't, have final say.” Wesley is Director, News at IGN. Find him on Twitter at @wyp100. You can reach Wesley at [email protected] or confidentially at *****@*****.tld. View the full article

It turns out that not only are Valve using the open source FEX for the Steam Frame but they have been funding FEX since the beginning of it. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article

Red Dead Redemption 2 fans might have their hands full right now with the recent release of the Red Dead Redemption 1 next-gen upgrade, but there might be an even better option for players—and it's a 2025 GOTY contender. View the full article

The Knee-Deep in the Ground quest is one of the harder ones to complete in Of Ash and Steel, and this guide will help you to finish all the key steps quite easily. The quest begins once you reach Nerest's House. You'll encounter an NPC named Mix in the nearby ruins, who will tell you about digging three different spots. Let's look at where you can find all three treasures to complete the quest. Table of contentsOf Ash and Steel Knee-Deep in the Ground quest walkthroughTreasure 1 locationTreasure 2 locationTreasure 3 locationOf Ash and Steel Knee-Deep in the Ground quest walkthrough As I mentioned above, there are three treasures to dig from the ground. Treasure 1 location Cave that leads to the first treasure. Screenshot by Destructoid Take the path that goes past Mix. You'll find a set of treehouses along the path. From there, go straight, and you'll find a cave on your left. There's a level 15 enemy inside the cave, so the best trick is to lure the enemy away. Alternatively, you can draw it towards Mix, and he can take out the enemy. The chest is at the end of the cave. Dig using a shovel, and you'll get Camp Supplies, three Torches, and 30 Gold. Treasure 2 location Treasure chest location behind the windmill. Screenshot by Destructoid Go back to Mix and continue until you reach the main path. Turn left and continue along the path to reach the abandoned village. Go to the back of the village to find a dark gray spot behind the windmill to find the chest. This chest contains two Lockpicks and 50 Gold. Treasure 3 location The third and final one can be quite tricky to find. The quickest way to reach the spot is by leaving the Abandoned Village and reaching the ruined stone bridge. Keep spamming the jump button, and you should be able to grab the ledge on the other end. Spot of third treasure chest. Screenshot by Destructoid Follow the path that leads you to the Woodcutter's Camp, and then go left. Keep following the path, and this will lead you to the ruins. The dig spot is towards the right of the ruins, going past the metal doorway. Open the chest, and you'll find 5 Peasant Lass consumables and 100 Gold. Once you find all three chests, return to Mix. While you can keep at least half or more cold (based on your INS), he will ask you for another favor. However, this task is separate from the Knee-Deep in the Ground quest, which automatically ends once you speak with Mix (after finding all three chests). The post How to complete Knee-Deep in the Ground in Of Ash and Steel appeared first on Destructoid. View the full article

2025 has been quite a packed year for Disney Dreamlight Valley, but before it comes to a close, there's still one last major update in store. The Winter Ball update promises some exciting additions to round out the year, so to ensure you're ready for it, you'll want to know when it launches. Fresh updates are always quite exciting, as they come with loads of new content to explore, plus useful changes to older features and important bug fixes. This one promises some exciting new features you'll want to dive into as soon as possible, so here’s the exact time and date when The Winter Ball update will be released for Disney Dreamlight Valley. Table of contentsWhen is The Winter Ball update in Disney Dreamlight Valley?The Winter Ball update features in Disney Dreamlight ValleyWhen is The Winter Ball update in Disney Dreamlight Valley? Screenshot by Destructoid The Winter Ball update for DDV is officially slated to launch on Dec. 10. Precise launch times for updates are never shared ahead of time, but most previous updates and expansion content have all been released at exactly the same time, which is 8am CT, so we can likely expect this one to be as well. All updates and fresh content outside of those that launched around the time the game first released have stayed true to this launch time. Barring any unexpected delays, this one should be, too, so we've set our countdown to this time and translated it across major time zones to help you keep track of how much longer you have to wait. [hurrytimer id="1150396"]PT: 6am on Dec. 10CT: 8am on Dec. 10ET: 9am on Dec. 10BST: 2pm on Dec. 10CEST: 3pm on Dec. 10JST: 11pm on Dec. 10AEST: 12am on Dec. 11The Winter Ball update features in Disney Dreamlight Valley Screenshot by Destructoid The main focus of The Winter Ball update is introducing Cinderella to the village, but there are quite a few other exciting additions arriving alongside her. Here are all the key features included in this update. New character – Cinderella is finally arriving in the valley with this update. She's locked away behind a magical pumpkin enchantment, so you'll need to work with the Fairy Godmother to free her. Once you do, you'll get to place her castle home anywhere you'd like to have her move in. New quests and rewards – Like all characters, Cinderella comes with her own set of quests you can work through to befriend her and exclusive prizes you can claim as you get to know her. Throughout her missions, you'll try new hobbies, befriend some critters, and throw a Friendship Ball for the entire valley. New Star Path event – A fresh Star Path event is featured in this update, which is called the Winter Warmth Star Path. This event has lots of festive winter tasks you can tackle to claim rewards like winter outfits, furniture, and a Festive Baby Pegasus critter Companion. New bundle – The Cinderella Mega Bundle will be added to the Premium Shop. This pack includes fresh Dream Styles for Cinderella and Fairy Godmother, some other Cinderella-themed items, and holiday goodies inspired by Frozen. Screenshot by Destructoid DreamTeams feature – A fresh feature called DreamTeams will allow players to form crews of up to seven other friends. You can customize your team details, trade items with other players, share pictures, and more. Two events – The Gift of Giving event will return from Dec. 17 to 31, with the same tasks as in previous years and some new ones you can work through for fresh prizes. There's also a new event called Winter Floating Festival, which will run from Jan. 7 to 28. In this one, you can solve winter puzzles to earn rewards. Quality of life improvements – A new villager toggle feature is being added to photo mode, allowing all players to freely pick any unlocked villager to appear in the shot as desired. Scrooge McDuck now accepts returns, which means you can sell items back to him for the full original Star Coin price. His shop also finally has a search feature, plus some new sorting and filtering options to make finding what you're searching for easier than ever. While you wait for the next big update to arrive, you might consider tackling a few key quests around Wishblossom Ranch. Some good ones to work on are Automotive Appeal, Home Is Where the Heart Is, The Decay, and Solve the Puzzle. The post Disney Dreamlight Valley The Winter Ball update countdown: Exact start time and date appeared first on Destructoid. View the full article

Finding and unlocking the blue chests in Octopath Traveler 0 may be quite the task, especially because you won’t be able to access them in the early stages of the game, but you will be tempted to open them once you see them. These blue chests start appearing quite early on in the story, so it’s easy to lose track of them as you progress through the campaign following the release of Octopath Traveler 0. View the full article

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