NetEase Games shared a new trailer for Marvel Rivals ahead of its big global launch this week, featuring a theme song by Chrissy Costanza. The new launch trailer shows off the 6v6 Marvel super hero-themed PVP shooter, with its theme song “Rivals ‘Till the End”, as performed by Costanza from the rock band Against The Current. […] Source View the full article
Switch games aren't known for being cheap. Especially when it comes to first-party Nintendo titles like Zelda and Mario, you often see games sticking with an above $40 price tag years and years after their release. That's why this deals season, the number one thing I had my eye on was price drops on Switch games, and for the first time (maybe ever), ****** Friday and Cyber Monday deals have exceeded my expectations. While the Nintendo eShop has its own digital game ***** underway, some of the best Switch games have their lowest prices ever at select retailers like Best Buy, GameStop, Target, and Walmart. With major price cuts to games that typically cost upwards of $50 (looking at you, Zelda), these Cyber Monday deals aren't getting any better. We’re here to help you find the best picks for Nintendo's handheld while holiday shopping on a budget. Here's 12 Switch games under $30, and 9 more Switch games under $20. The Best Switch Game Deal, ******* - Tears of the Kingdom for $30 If you just want a straight answer about the best Cyber Monday game deal, look no further than Tears of the Kingdom for $30. Usually retailing for a full $69.99, this $40 discount from Walmart is an unprecedented deal for a first-party Nintendo game, let alone one of the best games ever. And in case you were wondering, Walmart's deal is $20 cheaper than the eShop. 11 More Switch Games Under $30: The Best Switch Game Under $20 - Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection This might kind of be cheating, but if you want the most bang for your buck, Konami's Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1 is over 50% off, making it my top pick for the best Switch game under $20 right now. If you recently finished Metaphor Re:Fantazio and want to check out more Atlus games, Persona 5 Royal is down to $15. 8 More Switch Games Under $20: Amazon Has Unbeatable Cyber Monday Deals on Switch Accessories If you’re planning on taking advantage of Walmart’s $30 Tears of the Kingdom deal, you’d be remiss to disregard Amazon’s abundant deals on memory cards. A regular Nintendo Switch holds only 32GB of internal storage, and the Legend of Zelda entry takes up about half of that space. But don’t fret! With Amazon’s nearly half off discount on the Lexar 1TB Play microSDXC memory card, you can ensure you have room to download all of your favorite games without spending a small fortune. When Do Switch Games Go on *****? If you’re looking to expand your game library, now is the time to do so. Switch games rarely go on *****, and when they do, they tend to sell out quick. These are some of the lowest prices I've ever seen on the games listed above, and I doubt those prices will get lower over the holidays. That said, I do recommend keeping an eye on the Deals section in the Nintendo eShop. If you’re not a Switch gamer, there’s plenty more gaming deals to take advantage of this holiday season for PlayStation and Xbox. Or, check out IGN’s picks for the best tech sales on TVs, gaming PCs and Apple devices. Blythe (she/her) is an SEO Coordinator at IGN who is always looking for the next great horror movie and is currently addicted to Pokemon TCG Pocket. View the full article
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Baldur's Gate 3 has pre-set stats for all the recruitable companions and suggestions for those making their player character into a certain class. These ability scores are optimized for gameplay and are the first exposure many will have to character creation in a Dungeons & Dragons style. Despite this, there are certain default scores that feel misplaced and may confuse players who want to do certain origin runs. View the full article
The Samurai Shogun X boss in Fortnite is a dark ****** warrior who roams around the map collecting spirits. He is one of the two bosses on the island, and it can be quite tricky to locate him and collect his powerful Medallion. Here’s everything you need to know about finding and defeating the Samurai Shogun X boss in Fortnite. View the full article
Some recently emerged evidence suggests that Xbox Game Pass might soon be adding ****** Bandicoot 4: It's About Time to its content library. Such an addition would push the number of Activision Blizzard titles on Xbox Game Pass to 13. View the full article
A recent Fortnite ***** is hinting at the potential addition of a new 5v5 game mode at some point during Chapter 6, featuring first-person gameplay. The launch of the Epic Games battle royale's newest Chapter brought a wide variety of new content to the game with its launch, introducing both unique weapons and gameplay mechanics. Fortnite introduced the powerful "Typhoon Blade" melee ******* to coincide with Chapter 6 Season 1's samurai theming, while also adding parkour movement options to the game. Now, leaks are teasing a brand-new style of gameplay coming soon. View the full article
Satisfactory released its big 1.0 update this year to pretty much universal acclaim from critics and record player numbers, the blend of first-person survival and factory building giving a unique flavor that's hard to put down once you get going. I think some of us figured that'd be it, but now developer Coffee Stain Studios has rolled out a revamped and upgraded version of their FICSMAS holiday event for its 1.0 version. Having happened throughout early access, FICSMAS is an in-game holiday that releases giant gifts, surprises, and an entire new research tree of stuff to mass produce for the pure holiday spirit of it all... Read more.View the full article
Boons are one of many ways to boost your gameplay for Fortnite Chapter 6, season one. These extra buffs can be obtained in a few ways, so let us show you where Boons are located and how to use them. How to find Boons in Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 1 Fortnite Chapter 6, season one brings a collection of new weapons, new bosses, and some extra fun surprises along the way, including Boons. Boons can be found in Elemental chests, dropped by bosses, and unlocked at Sprite Shrines. View the full article
s part of Valve's 20th anniversary Half-Life 2 documentary, Secret Tape (the same crew behind NoClip) spoke with some of the actors in the game's prominent roles. Among them, Barney Calhoun and G-Man voice actor Michael Shapiro explained some of his craft and theories behind the Half-Life series' iconic extradimensional stalker... Read more.View the full article
After an explosive record-breaking live event, Fortnite is back with the first season of Chapter Six, featuring new movement mechanics, weapons, spirits, and epic *********-themed bosses. There is a new Fortnite battle pass costing 1,000 V-bucks, too, which features multiple new cosmetics inspired by ********* culture and a collaboration with the Big Hero 6 franchise. Apart from the skins, there are a lot of emotes, gliders, and other rewards to unlock. View the full article
If you were expecting to spend hundreds of hours to reach level 1000—then I apologize in advance—because ATLYSS‘s max level is *****-sized. This isn’t Elden Ring, so don’t head into this indie game expecting the dungeon-crawling grind of your life. Here is everything you need to know about hitting max level in ATLYSS. View the full article
The rivers of Sparta run red with blood. The oceans of Greece are filled with the floating corpses of Athenian warriors. The citizens in the streets of Boeotia cower and flee when they see me coming, for my hands are stained vibrant crimson. A legion of men and women have met my blade, and the end to the ******** is not yet in sight. For I am Kassandra of Sparta; Misthios, Eagle-Bearer, the West Wind. And I bring chaos. Not that I actually seek out destruction and *********. In fact, I largely play *********'s Creed Odyssey as a flirtatious and sassy mercenary of the people. Unfortunately, though, almost every decision I've made across 75 hours of Odyssey has led to spectacularly disastrous conclusions. And that's part of why I love it: rather than being an epic poem akin to its namesake, *********'s Creed Odyssey is in fact an interactive Greek Tragedy. Without spoiling anything, let's just say I got the worst ending possible. There was a lot of blood, and Kassandra is going to be suffering for it for the rest of her (almost certainly **********) existence. I'm the kind of player who will do everything they can to lock in the best finale so this was a big change of pace for me. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Prepare for *********'s Creed Mirage with up to 80% off the full series Every *********'s Creed game is ultra cheap now, so grab them quick The Epic Games Store Summer ***** starts today, with some big-name titles for cheap View the full article
Ok, you've read our PCGN awards - Best Game, Technical Achievement, and all that. Those are the sort of awards you have to give out to be a respectable media organisation. But what we're really about are the alternative awards. Anyone can try and get best game, that's easy, but you can't plan for custom awards that are made to fit games that, *****, might not even have released yet. It's awards like this that keep developers on their toes. How do they receive the honour of being selected for an alternative award? What must they do? Well, we'll give you a hint. One of this year's winners had to go to the lengths of hiring Sean Bean, putting him in a position where you ***** him, and then hope that players would tweet about it. That's some next level commitment to the alternative award cause. What can we learn from this zeal? How can we bring that next-level enthusiasm for recognition to our every day lives? We're going to try and become a one-person battle royale - which, technically, would make us the lone survivor and therefore an instant winner. Ha! Cracked it. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: The best Total War games Prime Gaming October's free games are Fallout 76, Total Warhammer 2 Total War: Warhammer 2 DLC - a complete guide View the full article
It's hard to believe that Call of Duty: ****** Ops 4 is one of the best of triple-A releases on PC this year. This is the fourth entry in a subseries of games, which are part of a much larger series that has released in broadly the same form every year for, what, over a decade now? Few expected Treyarch to be as forward-thinking and nimble in developing and updating ****** Ops 4 as it has been, but the proof is in *********. Ditching a single-player campaign in favour of a battle royale mode was a bold move, but one that absolutely paid off. ********* is the most fun I've ever had in a Call of Duty game. Sure, you can see a lot of magpieing from PUBG in its core components, but ********* builds on them with plenty of its own lunacy, like whole areas of the map packed with zombies, helicopters, and perks. Beyond that, it's the blistering pace of ********* that has me returning to it every night of the week, playing well into the early hours of the morning. You move about at speeds reminiscent of Quake III Arena and none of the game's mechanics try to get in your way. Need to get down from a cliff or tall building? Leap off the side and wingsuit to the ground in less than a second. Low on health but need to keep moving to avoid the shrinking circle? You can heal while sprinting. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Call of Duty: ****** Ops 4 co-op campaign could have been amazing Two pro wrestlers lose out in copyright cases against videogame publishers ****** Ops 5 might actually be Call of Duty: Vietnam - rumour round-up View the full article
Parenting has changed a great deal in recent years. There was a time, not so long ago in fact, when the idea of sourcing anabolic steroids for your five-year-old son by trading some medals he won with a distressingly large, talking slug would be frowned upon. The same was also true of stuffing your feet into the mouths of crying infants in order to keep them quiet and so, naturally, bring about the conditions in which you could take their carer's cherry. Thank goodness, then, for Amanita Design, the independent Czech studio behind Machinarium, the Samorost series, and forthcoming horror game Creaks. This heroic collective of developers decided to tackle these outmoded societal hangups head-on with darkly comic puzzler Chuchel. These days, thanks to Amanita, most parents wouldn't think twice about involving their kids in ***** deals or theft, and are rightly no longer demonised for doing so. Chuchel, by the way, is absolutely brilliant. In it you help, hinder, and torment the eponymous hero - a stroppy, fizzing ball of fluff whose apricot fur compliments his tangerine-pith lips - as he perpetually attempts to secure his one true *******: a bright-red cherry. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Amanita changes the Chuchel design to get away from blackface Chuchel creators Amanita Design are making a horror game Machinarium devs' Chuchel is one of the funniest games we've played View the full article
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Every level of Into the Breach is like one of those ball bearing mazes that come in Christmas crackers. They're a puzzle in miniature that, with enough patience and planning, can be solved in a single faultless run. Success in both comes paired with a sense of relief, as each move towards the end carries the risk of losing all the progress made so far. This comparison falls apart, however, in that I tend to snap the toy in two before Boxing Day, yet after months with Into the Breach I'm still in love with its challenge. I spend a lot of my time playing Into the Breach staring at the screen, trying to solve the mental Rubik's cube that is each turn. The ****** aliens move into position, every one of them trying to ******* either my time-travelling mech rpilots, or the densely populated city blocks I'm trying to defend. Then it's up to me to find a way to *****, block, or move the ****** before their attacks land. For instance, a well-placed mortar shell can shove a bug one square to the east, meaning their claws will swipe at thin air instead of a skyscraper. What I've come to appreciate most over the year I've now spent with Into the Breach is its spirit of reinvention. Yes, each time you play you're diving into a new procedurally generated campaign, but I'm really referring to the squad system. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Steam's most essential roguelike strategy game is half price right now One of 2018's best games is getting a free upgrade in July Into the Breach uses time travel to make permadeath even more meaningful View the full article
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It's the middle of a calm night as you climb the ladder and board the Obra Dinn. The ship is completely empty, not a soul in sight. Bleached, 1-bit visuals make the ship's edges look freckled and scratchy like someone has etched this whole vessel onto a chalkboard. The three lower decks are lined with cabins, cabinets, and closets. You'll be getting to know every inch of this ship during your time here. It's 1803 and a merchant ship once thought lost at sea has spookily drifted back to dock. It's been four years since the Obra Dinn went missing. Now that it has returned to the British Isles, contracts must be drawn up and paperwork must be filed. Playing as an insurance evaluator, you're given the chilling job of discovering and documenting the mysterious disappearances of 60 sailors and passengers that were once aboard this ship. Return of the Obra Dinn is the latest game by Lucas Pope, creator of the harrowing border control sim Papers, Please. But Pope has left law for lore, and in Obra Dinn you'll bear witness to things that have only ever existed in the gossip of sailors. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: The best retro games on PC [Hidden Content] The best PC games of 2018 View the full article
For most of 2018, Destiny 2 has been difficult to love. But Forsaken has been a remarkable turnaround, and all the more so for its suddenness. Where Ubisoft's no-less impressive resurrections of Rainbow Six Siege and For Honor were dogged marathons, Forsaken was a dropped *****. It addressed almost every one of the community's grievances and inverted their perception of the game in one *****. So comprehensive was the transformation that some aspects of it have gone almost unnoticed. Take single-use shaders, a miserly change from the original game that dominated the news when they were first discovered on Destiny 2's launch. They're still single-use but, as with other gear, Forsaken lets you make infinite duplicates for a tolerable cost once a single copy has dropped for you. It's almost as flexible as the original's system, and yet there was so much else to praise in Forsaken that it got lost in the noise. The story is the best and darkest that Destiny has yet told (not a high bar to clear, I know). The remixed ******* slots, sensational new Supers, and exciting new Exotics have players feeling powerful again. The Dreaming City, the Last Wish raid, and long-term grinds for 'pinnacle' weapons have added fathoms of depth - or at least activity - to the endgame. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Destiny 2 codes for free emblems and shaders Exquisite new Destiny 2 armor set turns you into a "celestial space dragon" Destiny 2 to dish out double dungeon drops following perk weighting saga View the full article
A recent Zenless Zone Zero ***** is hinting at the addition of a new expansion to the Hollow Zero game mode, complete with its own level system. Alongside its main story and standard fare of combat challenges, the urban action RPG from HoYoverse offers multiple forms of endgame content for players who want to push their in-game teams to the limit. Shiyu Defense operates similarly to Genshin Impact's Spiral Abyss with a rotating lineup of powerful enemies, while the game's "Explore" commissions offer deeper maze exploration. However, one particular game mode has been one of the newest HoYoverse game's most popular. View the full article
The excellent ****** Friday gaming deals show no signs of slowing down for Cyber Monday. You can still get Tears of the Kingdom and Sonic X Shadow for $30 each, Elden Ring for $20, and loads of other PS5 and Switch games for less than $30. Yet another one of these unmissable deals on a game released this year is for Persona 3 Reload for PS5, currently selling for just $25 – that's a $35 price drop from its launch price. (More Atlus games from this year – the very, very good Metaphor: ReFantazio and Unicorn Overlord – got a respective $20 and $30 knocked off their prices for ****** Friday/Cyber Monday.) Note again that this price is primarily for PS5 versions only; if you're still a PlayStation holdout, Amazon does have PS4 editions for the same $25 and Walmart is selling PS4 copies for $33. This rebooted remake of Atlus's Persona 3, probably the thematically darkest of the Persona games, came out in February and this is by far the lowest price it's sold for since release. When I previewed the game back in January, I was creeped out by the new Tartarus (complimentary) and extremely into the upgrades made from the original Persona 3, another game I love dearly. Of course, it was even better to experience it as a whole in a full playthrough. Atlus stays not missing! What We Said in Our Review In IGN's 9/10 review, Michael Higham wrote: "A stellar visual overhaul and countless small changes and additions beyond it leave a significant impact, making Persona 3 Reload a more fully realized version of a beloved RPG. Although still dated in some respects, quality of life improvements and new features refresh its exciting turn-based combat and add depth to its touching story moments. Through an incredible new voice cast that embodies these unforgettable characters and an endearing soundtrack to reforge its identity, Persona 3 Reload tells a powerful, timeless story of tragedy and hope with sharp emotional sincerity. This is the kind of remake I’ve hoped for, and even after spending 70 hours to see it all the way to its conclusion, I still find it hard to believe it's real." [/url] See more great ****** Friday gaming deals: Leanne Butkovic (she/they) is an Editorial Project Manager at IGN, where they've also written about movies, TV, and games. View the full article
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Sunday, December 15 will see one of the highest-rated Xbox console exclusives, Forza Horizon 4, delisted from digital storefronts. Xbox confirmed the bad news about Forza Horizon 4 months ago, but now that the day is nearly upon us, those interested in securing a digital copy of the game will need to act fast. View the full article
Though Obsidian Entertainment is now known for their ******-the-moon success with Pillars of Eternity when the studio was at a low point, there was a time when a smart, nostalgic Kickstarter by a known company wasn't the guaranteed smash-hit success everyone assumes it would be now... and that was the era of uncertainty that Pillars of Eternity was pitched in... Read more.View the full article
Wizards of the Coast are now more heavily focusing on the world of Greyhawk for Dungeons & Dragons. This is actually the setting designed by D&D founder Gary Gygax. Originally played in his personal home games, Greyhawk was used in several editions of the official rules. But, for a long time the Forgotten Realms had overtaken Greyhawk in published works. But, there is a great place to jump into the world: The Temple of Elemental Evil adventure. View the full article
A recent ***** from Zenless Zone Zero is hinting at a major addition to one of the game's many in-game shops, making a valuable leveling resource readily available. The massively popular urban action RPG from HoYoverse features plenty of different ways for players to upgrade their characters, with leveling materials available from multiple challenges. The "Notorious Hunt" challenges grant players valuable Relics, used for upgrading a character's Core Skills, while the HIA Club combat challenges grant items for improving Skills and levels. Now, a valuable resource will soon be easier for players to pick up. View the full article
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Switch games aren't known for being cheap. Especially when it comes to first-party Nintendo titles like Zelda and Mario, you often see games sticking with an above $40 price tag years and years after their release. That's why this deals season, the number one thing I had my eye on was price drops on Switch games, and for the first time (maybe ever), ****** Friday and Cyber Monday deals have exceeded my expectations. While the Nintendo eShop has its own digital game ***** underway, some of the best Switch games have their lowest prices ever at select retailers like Best Buy, GameStop, Target, and Walmart. With major price cuts to games that typically cost upwards of $50 (looking at you, Zelda), these Cyber Monday deals aren't getting any better. We’re here to help you find the best picks for Nintendo's handheld while holiday shopping on a budget. Here's 12 Switch games under $30, and 9 more Switch games under $20. The Best Switch Game Deal, ******* - Tears of the Kingdom for $30 If you just want a straight answer about the best Cyber Monday game deal, look no further than Tears of the Kingdom for $30. Usually retailing for a full $69.99, this $40 discount from Walmart is an unprecedented deal for a first-party Nintendo game, let alone one of the best games ever. And in case you were wondering, Walmart's deal is $20 cheaper than the eShop. 11 More Switch Games Under $30: The Best Switch Game Under $20 - Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection This might kind of be cheating, but if you want the most bang for your buck, Konami's Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1 is over 50% off, making it my top pick for the best Switch game under $20 right now. If you recently finished Metaphor Re:Fantazio and want to check out more Atlus games, Persona 5 Royal is down to $15. 8 More Switch Games Under $20: Amazon Has Unbeatable Cyber Monday Deals on Switch Accessories If you’re planning on taking advantage of Walmart’s $30 Tears of the Kingdom deal, you’d be remiss to disregard Amazon’s abundant deals on memory cards. A regular Nintendo Switch holds only 32GB of internal storage, and the Legend of Zelda entry takes up about half of that space. But don’t fret! With Amazon’s nearly half off discount on the Lexar 1TB Play microSDXC memory card, you can ensure you have room to download all of your favorite games without spending a small fortune. When Do Switch Games Go on *****? If you’re looking to expand your game library, now is the time to do so. Switch games rarely go on *****, and when they do, they tend to sell out quick. These are some of the lowest prices I've ever seen on the games listed above, and I doubt those prices will get lower over the holidays. That said, I do recommend keeping an eye on the Deals section in the Nintendo eShop. If you’re not a Switch gamer, there’s plenty more gaming deals to take advantage of this holiday season for PlayStation and Xbox. Or, check out IGN’s picks for the best tech sales on TVs, gaming PCs and Apple devices. Blythe (she/her) is an SEO Coordinator at IGN who is always looking for the next great horror movie and is currently addicted to Pokemon TCG Pocket. View the full article For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]