Carp Salad is a three-star entrée in Disney Dreamlight Valley, perfect for replenishing energy, earning Star Coins, or delighting your villagers. Its simple ingredient list makes it a great recipe for any budding chef in the Valley. This guide has everything you need to know to make this nutritious dish. Table of contentsDisney Dreamlight Valley Carp Salad ingredientsWhere to find the IngredientsUsing Carp Salad in Disney Dreamlight Valley Disney Dreamlight Valley Carp Salad information There’s something fishy here… Screenshot by Dot Esports Once crafted, Carp Salad will be added to your Dreamlight Valley Meals Collection and can be served in restaurants or gifted to villagers. Here’s a quick overview of its stats and benefits: View the full article
A Marvel Rivals player recently climbed to Grandmaster I and has a tip regarding team composition for gamers looking to rank up as well. Season 1 of Marvel Rivals is just around the corner, and players can expect to see more details about upcoming characters and maps very soon. A recent promotional image showed off The Fantastic Four, with NetEase Games announcing that the iconic Marvel family will be coming to the game in the near future. View the full article
Player counts are dropping for Call of Duty: ****** Ops 6, with the game seeing an almost 50% decrease on platforms like Steam. These drops have come despite several new pieces of content, namely Call of Duty's latest collaboration with Netflix's Squid Game. The loss of players shows a sharper decline than what was seen with Modern Warfare 3, which could spell bad news for Call of Duty: ****** Ops 6 if things don't pick back up. View the full article
Destiny players notice that the Tower zone received a mysterious and surprising update, complete with lights and decorations, seven years later. The original Destiny, while still available to play, was largely replaced in 2017 when Destiny 2 launched in full, as Bungie's attention shifted fully to the title. View the full article
An upcoming life sim which claims to be a competitor to Grand Theft Auto VI is continuing to amass followers and wishlists on Steam, despite the game being unmasked as a vehicle for a dodgy cryptocurrency. Paradise is marketed as a third-person game set in a sunny modern city, where you can speak to any NPC via microphone on the street and get stilted responses powered by artificial intelligence. You will supposedly drive sports cars, shoot guns at people, and accrue in-game cash. But its more outlandish claims attracted immediate scrutiny from video creators who found countless inconsistencies in the marketing material. The game has since been removed from the Epic Games Store, presumably for breaking many of the store's rules. But it's still on Steam, and somehow clambering steadily up the wishlist ladder in defiance of its many red flags. Read more View the full article
One missed from last month is the massive update to survival game Project Zomboid is now available as an Unstable Beta for testing. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
VALORANT’s newest agent, Tejo, is the perfect combination of firepower and intelligence, so if you’re an initiator main, get ready to have the time of your life in your favorite tactical shooter. Revealed by Riot Games on Jan. 6, Tejo is the 26th agent—and the seventh initiator—to join VALORANT’s esteemed roster. Like his quirky getup, the Columbian flaunts a powerful kit of abilities quite different from the initiator agents we’ve had so far. The best part? His kit offers intel and focuses on inflicting significant damage to enemies. View the full article
If you thought VALORANT’s been lacking the adrenaline-pumping action lately, Riot Games has dreamed up the perfect new agent for you: Tejo. In this guide, we’ve got everything you need to know about his abilities. As the tac shooter’s 26th agent, Tejo’s kit is built to freshen up the strategic meta significantly. The veteran intelligence consultant from Colombia is the first addition to the initiator class since Gekko was introduced in Episode Six, Act Two, in 2023. If you love gathering intel for your team and forcing defenders out of their hiding spots, Tejo and his unique ballistic guidance system definitely deserve your attention. View the full article
If you plan on picking up the Wireless HORIPAD for Steam for use with a Steam Deck OLED, you'll likely want to upgrade the firmware on the HORIPAD. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
Recently I shared the news that Discord Canary had fixed full Wayland screen-sharing on Linux with working audio, but it has been removed again. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
A recent Genshin Impact leak from the beta servers potentially pinpoints the location of Nasha Town and Nod-Krai, with both expected to debut in Version 6.0. While Natlan is still underway in Genshin Impact, recent beta builds have slowly started to add placeholders for Snezhnaya, the long-awaited Nation of Cryo, and the icy realm of the Tsaritsa. Unlike previous regions of Teyvat, Snezhnaya is expected to eclipse even Sumeru and Liyue in size, stretching from Natlan to the west, and encircling the entirety of Fontaine to the north. View the full article
Indie Japanese developer doekuramori has released Beyond Citadel, the long-awaited follow up to their 2020-released cult hit The Citadel. Beyond Citadel is now available for Windows PC (via Steam), and is currently 10% off until January 16th. Here’s a rundown on the game: Beyond Citadel is an anime style retro throwback shooter inspired by the classics of […] Source View the full article
Hardware vendor GPD have updated their store page for the GPD WIN 4 (2025) which notes they plan to support SteamOS on it with help from Valve. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
Special weekly challenges are one of the best ways to see how good your ghost-hunting abilities in Phasmophobia really are. These trials are designed specifically to test how skilled you are, and one of the most daunting ones you can face is Detectives Only. As the name of the challenge hints, this weekly trial is for ghost hunters capable of investigating and finding the ghost with little to no information. Detectives Only is a very tricky trial to navigate, so here’s how you can complete this special Phasmophobia challenge. View the full article
The sound of an old radio playing music in a ruined world is a key part of the modern Fallout experience. In Fallout 4, Diamond City Radio offers a diverse but often repetitive mix of songs that matches the struggles of life in the Commonwealth. Its rockabilly style and the nervous chatter of Travis Miles add character, creating a sense of community in the aftermath of disaster. However, it doesn’t quite capture the charm of the previous game’s radio, Radio New Vegas. That station wasn't just a collection of old songs; it created a unique atmosphere that really fit the Mojave Wasteland. View the full article
As Microsoft brings more and more of its games to other platforms, you might be feeling some buyers remorse, but a new third-party Xbox Series X controller could help. Read more View the full article
With CES starting tomorrow, there's already lots of leaks and speculation going around and Valve have been quick to shoot down an AMD Z2 Steam Deck. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
Niantic has unveiled its initial plans for Pokémon Go Fest 2025, revealing the dates and locations for the three biggest events of the year. In a surprising move, Niantic has announced that Pokémon Go Fest this year will begin its tour in Osaka, Japan, from May 29 to June 1. It will then head to Jersey City, USA, from June 6 to 8 and finish in Paris, France, from June 13 to 15. The dates for the annual Global event have not been revealed at this time. View the full article
Microsoft is kicking off the new year with some news on a big Game Pass Ultimate feature that may have been overshadowed in recent years. Game Pass Quests offers a fairly straightforward way of earning points for checking out Game Pass titles. Read more View the full article
Squid Game has arrived in Call of Duty ****** Ops 6 with an event pass full of themed rewards and a few fun new game modes to enjoy for a limited time. Jump in any match, including Red Light Green Light, to earn XP to unlock new skins, blueprints, and more. ****** Ops 6 Squid Game 2 event guide For 21 days from Jan. 3, 2025, you can join in with the Squid Game 2 event in ****** Ops 6. The event includes three new LTMs and an event pass with both free and premium reward tracks. You get the free pass automatically, but the premium track will cost you 1,100 CP. To unlock every reward in the Squid Game 2 event pass, all you have to do is earn as much XP as you can during the next few weeks. View the full article
The unique Magic: The Gathering card Booster Tutor has exploded in price over the past few days. The cheapest variant, from the silver-bordered reprint set Unsanctioned, has risen by 460%. On Christmas Day, it cost a mere $1.40, but two weeks later that price has jumped to $7.60. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Best MTG Commander precon decks 2025 Best card games 2025 Impossibly rare MTG collection goes on ***** for $2.2 million View the full article
Original Fallout designer Tim Cain, also known for co-directing The Outer Worlds at Obsidian, has published a video responding to a player's question about why violence is the "default" path in so many big budget RPGs. That's specifically RPGs with "AAA" budgets, whatever AAA means these days. Cain is, of course, well aware that there are many RPGs from smaller teams that "evolve past the paradigm of violence being the default way in which the player interacts with the world", and that there are plenty of puzzle games, adventure games and the like in which there is no violence at all. Read more View the full article
The baggiest thing about PS1-harkening soulslike Tyrant’s Realm is the ratty pair of prisoner pants you start out with. Everything else is pleasingly austere. It is, like Dark Souls, a game about equipment and stamina management, but it finds most success as a soulslike in the sensation that you are alone somewhere bad, not able to do very much except hit horrible things in the space between them trying to hit you. It also offers notable moments of lonely, loud footsteps rebounding off cold stone tiles in the seconds after felling some giant man-bastard - one of the subgenre’s greatest un-joys. Read more View the full article
Shift Up, the South Korean company behind PlayStation 5 exclusive action game Stellar Blade, has gifted all its staff a PlayStation 5 Pro as well as a cash bonus of 5 million won (around. $3,400). As spotted by VGC, South Korean publication Naver reported that the eye-catching bonuses were designed to encourage the company’s staff. As of the third quarter of last year, 311 people were working at Shift Up. Shift Up had an impressive 2024. The Sony Interactive Entertainment-published Stellar Blade launched exclusively on PS5 in April and sold more than one million copies in two months. IGN’s Stellar Blade review returned a 7/10. We said: “Stellar Blade is great in all of the most important ways for an action game, but dull characters, a lackluster story, and several frustrating elements of its RPG mechanics prevent it from soaring along with the best of the genre.” Since then, Shift Up has continued to update the game and even added crossover DLC with other video game franchises, most notably Nier: Automata. In July, Shift Up raised 435 billion won (around. $320 million) in its first day of trade after an initial public offering. According to Bloomberg, that was the largest in the country for a gaming company since 2021, when PUBG maker Krafton Inc. raised $3.8 billion from its own IPO. In a recent financial report, Shift Up said that after Stellar Blade’s launch “sales continued at a stabilized level,” although it failed to provide an updated sales figure. It did, however, provide revenue directly attributed to the game: 25.8 billion won (approx. $18.5 million) during the quarter Stellar Blade came out (April to June), and 22.5 billion won (approx. $16.1 million) during the company’s third quarter (July to September). That’s a total of 48.4 billion won (around $34.6 million) as of the end of September. For context, Shift Up’s other game, mobile action RPG Goddess of Victory: Nikke, makes more money than Stellar Blade (approx. $51.9 million during the same two quarters). There's more to come, too. The developer has confirmed plans to release Stellar Blade on PC in 2025, and pointed to ****** Myth: Wukong’s incredible success on Steam in predicting more sales on PC than on PS5. Shift Up has an unannounced multiplatform game codenamed Project Witches, which it plans to launch after 2027. Given the success of Stellar Blade, it seems likely Shift Up is also considering a sequel. Wesley is the *** News Editor for IGN. Find him on Twitter at @wyp100. You can reach Wesley at [email protected] or confidentially at *****@*****.tld. View the full article
A new Genshin Impact 5.4 leak has shown that Arlecchino may receive a long-needed buff, several months after her initial release. At the moment, the action RPG is at the very start of Version 5.3, but the beta tests for Version 5.4 have commenced and, with them, a lot of information is starting to get leaked as a consequence. There have already been a few reports about the upcoming content, including details on the new character Mizuki’s kit in Genshin Impact 5.4, which says she will be a 5-star Anemo character wielding a catalyst in combat. View the full article
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An upcoming life sim which claims to be a competitor to Grand Theft Auto VI is continuing to amass followers and wishlists on Steam, despite the game being unmasked as a vehicle for a dodgy cryptocurrency. Paradise is marketed as a third-person game set in a sunny modern city, where you can speak to any NPC via microphone on the street and get stilted responses powered by artificial intelligence. You will supposedly drive sports cars, shoot guns at people, and accrue in-game cash. But its more outlandish claims attracted immediate scrutiny from video creators who found countless inconsistencies in the marketing material. The game has since been removed from the Epic Games Store, presumably for breaking many of the store's rules. But it's still on Steam, and somehow clambering steadily up the wishlist ladder in defiance of its many red flags. Read more View the full article