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Call of Duty: ****** Ops 6 developer Treyarch Studios has set the next Double XP event for January 30, according to a new in-game event tab. The last Double XP event was only held earlier this month, but with Season 2 of Call of Duty: ****** Ops 6 now in full swing, the development studio is likely eager to bring in as many players as possible for the first weekend of the new season. View the full article

From the teams that gave us the popular SnowRunner and MudRunner, the next-gen construction simulation RoadCraft is looking great. There's a new trailer and release date now too. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article

If you're absolutely fiending for Monster Hunter Wilds, you'll likely know that the game is set to release on February 28. But, if the wait is just too unbearable, a hot new Capcom Spotlight stream might be exactly what you need to tide you over. Read more View the full article

Love or hate Trap (I thought it was okay), you gotta admit that M. Night Shyamalan has been on a roll of getting cost-effective flicks made quickly since Old (2021). Up next from the director, there's a "supernatural romantic thriller" in development, and the always reliable Jake Gyllenhaal has already joined the cast as lead. Read more View the full article

This may not surprise many of you who are tuned in to everything video games, but the PlayStation 4 will turn 12 later this year. This is likely why Sony no longer sees offering PS4 games as a core benefit of PlayStation Plus. Read more View the full article

Collabora have announced they've taken over development of libsurvive, an open source lighthouse tracking system for VR. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article

Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is quickly approaching release and it's looking good, to the point that Warhorse Studios have announced that it will be playable on Steam Deck. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article

Another set in Pokémon TCG Pocket means more Themed Collections to complete, providing a heap of new rewards. If you’re looking for a definitive guide on all the tasks at hand, including the secret collections, we’ve got you covered. Themed Collections in Pokémon TCG Pocket task players with collecting a variety of cards that meet a specific theme, with rewards including tickets to purchase items from the shop, new cosmetic items, and hourglasses to open more packs and complete more Wonder Trades. View the full article

A few years in Early Access and it's now complete. Luden.io have released the 1.0 update for Learning Factory, a chilled factory building automation sim about supply cats on Mars with everything they need. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article

With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, it’s no surprise that many single gamers are looking for dates for the special holiday. If you’re struggling to find someone to spend a date night with, then your League of Legends main might be hurting your chances. After an X post (formerly Twitter) featuring a tier list ranking how “dateable” men are depending on their League main surfaced, fans of the popular MOBA discussed their likelihood of having a successful date. View the full article

Diablo 4’s Season of Witchcraft introduces a variety of Witch Powers to enhance your gameplay. You can unlock most of these powers you play through the seasonal journey, but some are locked. To access these, you must find Forgotten Altars and complete their associated tasks. This is where you can find Forgotten Altars in Diablo 4 season seven. View the full article

Getting hit with an error code when logging into Pokémon TCG Pocket and opening up your daily booster packs can be irritating, especially if you know you’ve got Pack Hourglasses to burn. One of the most frustrating error codes in Pocket is 102-256-014. Here’s a breakdown of the key reasons this error code appears frequently in the game, when it occurs, and whether you can do anything about it. View the full article

Solving the Statue puzzle in the Dig Site in ****** Ops 6 The Tomb lets you begin the Blood Sacrifice—which rewards you the prestigious tier four Gold Armor Vest upon completion. The Statue puzzle is one of the few Easter eggs in The Tomb that you can easily solve before round 10 begins. In your spawn location, the Dig Site, there are two statues without their heads—one on the higher ground and one slightly below. You must find and place their heads to have the option to begin the Blood Sacrifice. View the full article

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Updated January 30, 2025: Added a new code! Roll for your element, pick your fighting style, and engage in combat against powerful foes. The more spins you have, the higher the chances of rolling Darkness or at least an epic element. That’s why you should redeem Elemental Duels codes to obtain free spins easily. All Elemental Duels codes list Working Elemental Duels codes 50KLikes! — 20 Spins (New) FESTIVEBESTIVE — 15 Spins MECHISHERE — 25 Spins ITSSNOWING — 20k Gold Sorry4Spins! — Spins SHIMMER! — 15 Spins HammerRelease! — 25 Spins Sorry4Spins — 10 Spins NegativeGold — 20k Gold MagmaRelease! — 35 Spins RankedRelease! — 35 Spins NewLighting! — 25 Spins RedWater! — 45 Spins Eruption — 20 Spins NewSystem — 15 Spins Preparation! — 35 Spins BigOne — 25 Spins WinStreaks —15 Spins RevampsAGAIN! — 15 Spins Entanglement! — 10 Spins QualityOfLife! — 10 Spins ...View the full article

Assetto Corsa Evo is easily one of the most exciting racing games of 2025. The huge open-world map of ******* countryside surrounding the famous Nürburgring Nordschleife that developer Kunos Simulazioni is currently crafting for it should make it one of the biggest in the genre. Literally, that is. The map is going to be 1,600 square kilometres in size. That’s about 15 Forza Horizon 5s. However, we’ll need to be patient for that, as the first chunk of it isn’t set to arrive in Evo’s evolving early access version until mid-year, and then grow from there. For now, at least, we get five tracks and 20 cars to noodle around in. The good news is that the driving feel is unsurprisingly fabulous, right out of the gate. At this point, however, that’s… essentially it. It’s hard to argue Evo makes a strong case as an immediately crucial purchase in this early state if you’re not especially keen on taking some warm-up laps before the main event kicks off. It’d be unfair to haul Assetto Corsa Evo over the coals too severely for its current technical blemishes. Yes, I’ve had it hitch up and drop frames occasionally and, yes, it’s crashed or frozen on me several times following its launch – although I’ve certainly had lengthy stints on-track where it’s been entirely cooperative on my current high-powered PC setup (RTX 4080, Intel Core Ultra 9 185H). Overall, it’s admittedly not running on all cylinders right now, but that’s the nature of ‘Early Access’ as a concept. We obviously need to be prepared for it to be a little more Alpha Romeo than Alfa Romeo at this point. And while five circuits and 20 available cars is modest, it does make for a decent amount of combinations to experiment with – and that’s without factoring in the adjustable wet weather options that obviously have very real effects on handling. If you think you’ll be happy to simply hotlap solo around the initial tracks (which include Mount Panorama, Brands Hatch, Imola, Laguna Seca, and Suzuka), Evo’s early access version may keep you busy for at least a few days. It’s certainly worth remembering the early access program for Evo’s immediate predecessor, Assetto Corsa Competizione, launched with just a single car and a single track – the Lamborghini Huracan GT3 race car and the Nürburgring GP circuit. By comparison, Evo’s launch is at least a considerably chunkier one. The first salvo of circuits includes a track from the US, Japan, the ***, continental Europe, and Australia. Moreover, it’s a well-curated one. Notice, for instance, the first salvo of circuits includes a track from the US, Japan, the ***, continental Europe, and Australia. That’s a thoughtful mix that I don’t doubt was deliberate. Similarly, the short but sweet car list includes a spectrum of vehicles, ranging from front-wheel drive hatches to purpose-built race models. The feel of the cars I’ve tested so far has been top notch. I won’t pretend to be able to gauge the accuracy of the tyre model with the kind of insight you might glean from a professional racing driver, because I’m not one; I’m a car nerd journalist with a handful of trackdays in my past that I’m skeptical I’ll ever be able to afford to repeat. What I can say is the sensation of grip is excellent and I was instantly confident to push hard across the top of the mountain at Bathurst. Things always get a little murky when I’m comparing experiences gleaned many years ago using totally different racing setups (I personally migrated from a Thrustmaster TS-XW racing wheel to a direct drive Moza R12 some years ago), but Evo already seems to have nailed that feeling of being able to overdrive a car but still snap it back under control, because the grip will return as long as you wrestle it back into the window. That always suits me, as I’m a bit more of a butcher than a surgeon when it comes to racing sims these days. Forget the whole world turning into ice the second you slip into a slide; Evo is wonderfully intuitive. Compared to ACC, race cars also feel a little less punishingly stiff and cling to the track more tenaciously, even while clattering over bumps or kerbs. In ACC, I generally felt like I was going as fast as I could without losing control. In Evo, I’ve found I feel like I could probably push faster. If I had the skill, that is. There’s also a really great feeling of balance, especially as cars squirm under braking, and the feel of the front end becoming lighter and heavier based on elevation changes is nice and pronounced. So yes, in the tradition of the original Assetto Corsa and ACC before it, Evo is already a genuinely terrific driving experience. But does that make this first taste a must-play? Right now, no. Not really. If you get it today you’re essentially just pre-ordering the final game at a slightly discounted price. That alone could be reason enough for you to grab it, and it’s a totally fair argument. However, other than confirming it feels good, there’s just not really much more joy to extract from Evo for the time being. As a man who peeled countless demo discs from the front of magazines back in ’90s, I’ve certainly got nothing against what’s essentially a hefty demo, but it’s not one I really want to keep playing anymore after seeing all of its tracks. But I’ll definitely be back for more when it’s available and some of the more annoying aspects have been resolved. Simply put, the racing itself just isn’t that robust at the moment, and it’s tedious being punted off track by computer-controlled opponents who simply try to drive through you around corners. I don’t know what the answer is, but the AI certainly still needs work. There have definitely been times when other cars seemed to be deliberately giving me racing room, and others where they’ve made unscripted mistakes. That’s good, because it creates the illusion they’re not just machines. It’s also true that getting speared into from behind is an unfortunate reality in real racing. Incidents happen, sure. But it’d be something that would happen to you quite irregularly in reality, whereas it’s far too common in Evo for racing to remain fun. If I wanted to get rear-ended for kicks, I’d brake-check Lance Stroll in a drive-thru. If I wanted to get rear-ended for kicks, I’d brake-check Lance Stroll in a drive-thru. That’s a pretty big problem when these races are largely all Evo offers in its current condition. There were supposed to be some other modes available, based on what was announced when the early access version launched, but ever since I started playing Evo has been stuck in ‘Offline’ mode. Evo’s Driving Academy mode and Special Events are currently inaccessible to me. All I can do is generate custom practice or race sessions. Tying functionality to an always-online caveat is very concerning, and I cannot fathom why it’s necessary for single-player content. Fortunately, there’s still plenty of time for Kunos to tweak that on the road map ahead. View the full article

The Dream Fragments Sapphire Ring is a powerful accessory in Path of Exile 2, granting you an important set of resistances to protect yourself against enemies who deal cold damage, along with some powerful boosts to your Mana reserves and restoration. Like most items in PoE 2, though, there's no one concrete way to obtain this unique ring; it's a totally unique drop that you may find on your first time trying, or spend hours without seeing. It's a Unique-tier item, which means it's exceptionally rare, and the chances of it dropping are low across the board. View the full article For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

Atomfall is an upcoming first-person survival game by Rebellion Developments, a British studio best known for its Sniper Elite games. Set in the United Kingdom after one of the worst nuclear accidents in history, the Windscale nuclear disaster, Atomfall takes an alternate path in history to a world where most of Northern England has become a quarantine zone. In 1962, in England, five years after the disaster, players had to explore the region, despite its many mutated monsters and dangerous humans, to discover exactly what happened. View the full article

Peripeteia is an upcoming indie immersive sim where you're an out-of-work cyborg mercenary living in a dilapidated post-Soviet city full of homeless people, gas-mask thugs, and talkative bartenders. "It's Deus Ex except you're Motoko Kusanagi from Ghost in the Shell, retired, in Poland." That's how I summed up the demo for Peripeteia when I played it in 2021, and I've been waiting to play more of it ever since... Read more.View the full article

Call of Duty: ****** Ops 6 Season 2 introduces several new changes to Ranked Play, including rewards you can earn by earning different milestones. You can climb through the ranks to earn exclusive cosmetics in both the standard online multiplayer and the battle royale mode Warzone. As your Skill Rating increases, you can gain a variety of items that will help you show off what your skills have accomplished. View the full article

Baldur’s Gate 3 has 10 companions who can be recruited throughout the game. Players can learn their backstories, many of which involve encounters which appear to be significantly above their power level. Although the canon reason for most of the companions as to why they perform differently in the game compared to their backstory is the illithid tadpole, some of the companions are not infected but are still less powerful than expected. View the full article

The Wacom One 13 Touch is one of the finest drawing tablets I ever had the pleasure to work with. Having used various tablets from manufacturers such as Xp-pen and GAOMON, Wacom has consistently managed to blow expectations right out of the water with its state-of-the-art approach to digital art mediums. Wacom One 13 Touch […] Source View the full article

side from Civilization 7's transformative ages system, one of the most significant changes is the introduction of towns. In past games, all of your civilization's settlements were cities, and they all worked in the same way. In Civ 7, you can have just one city if you want—your capital—and still expand across an entire continent thanks to the humble town... Read more.View the full article

Diablo 4 players will have the chance to get the new Trag'Oul's Consort mount in the upcoming Lunar Awakening event. The celebration of the ******** Lunar New Year starts on February 4, and for the second time will give Diablo 4 players a chance to acquire new cosmetics. View the full article

Hollow Knight: Silksong has been dethroned as Steam's most-wishlisted game with Capcom's Monster Hunter Wilds taking the top spot. After dropping Hollow Knight: Silksong to the third spot, Monster Hunter Wilds surpassed Valve's Deadlock in total wishlists on Steam as the Monster Hunter community prepares for the game's launch next month. View the full article