While exploring the world in Little Kitty, Big City, you meet a duck dad who has lost all his ducklings and wants your help getting them back. The ducklings are hanging out around the city, so you need to track them down and return them to their father. Rounding up all four ducklings is a pretty tricky quest since all are busy with other tasks and won’t come with you easily. So, you need to know all the duckling locations and how to get each one in Little Kitty, Big City. View the full article
I write this week's list of new PC games in a spirit of *******, for a strange man is at my window with a ladder. Has Santa Claus come early? Have Sony's goons found me at last, after swearing vengeance for that 8/10 I handed **** Of War 3 as a cub reporter? Does the motion detector on the light over the apartment block door need fixing? There is no time to enquire and certainly no time to flee, for there are video games we must discuss. Read more View the full article
Just when you thought you’d seen everything in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, Gears and Gambits comes along—an annoying minigame that holds the Cosmo Canyon Protorelic at ransom unless you master it, especially the fourth stage. I’m here to help you quickly finish the fourth stage, get the Protorelic, and move on with your life. Here’s how to beat Gears and Gambits four in FF7 Rebirth. View the full article
Rumors of an imminent Fortnite collab with Five Nights at Freddy’s have spread across social media, but is there any truth in the claims? We’ve got all the details you need to know. Five Nights at Freddy’s celebrates its 10th birthday on Aug. 8 and plenty of reveals are coming, with the release of myPOPGOES on Aug. 1 and a Steel Wool Studio announcement on Aug. 6, likely to be a new game. View the full article
Among the best grand strategy games that Paradox Interactive has graced us with - the likes of Crusader Kings 3, Stellaris, and Hearts of Iron 4 to name but a few - Europa Universalis 4 ******** one of its finest works. A sprawling take on the middle ages, it's been a long-standing stalwart on Steam for more than a decade. But as the studio gently teases a possible Europa Universalis 5, one comprehensive mod completely reimagines EU4 in an altogether different, classical-era form. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Europa Universalis 4 empire building gets much tougher with hefty mod Iconic grand strategy game removes Rome in huge alternate history mod One of Paradox's most beloved games launches massive new expansion View the full article
Scott Cawthon, the creator of the Five Nights at Freddy’s series, has been on a roll this week, revealing a bunch of new projects and uncovering some of the series’ greatest lore mysteries—including the infamous mystery box at the end of FNAF 4. In an interview with Youtuber Dawko on Aug. 4, Scott discussed various topics related to his work on the games and the series and, finally, after nine years, the infamous locked box that appears at the end of the credits in FNAF 4. View the full article
The arcade twin-stick shooter market is not as vibrant as it once was, giving CYGNI: All Guns Blazing a chance to impose itself on a forgotten genre. Its vibrant visuals and cacophonous combination of sounds and scores dominate the meal, but the rest of the experience is undercooked and disproportionate. As an avid lover of twin-stick space shooters—with Housemarque’s Super Stardust and Resogun still considered must-plays—I was thrilled to hear KeelWorks’ CYGNI: All Guns Blazing was speeding towards us at warp speed…or at least I was until I played it. View the full article
CYGNI: All Guns Blazing is full speed or nothing, and your screen fills up very quickly with enemies. So we’re here to talk about dodging and if you can block incoming projectiles. The chaotic nature of CYGNI: All Guns Blazing barely gives you a second to breathe. Alien ships swarm all around you and surround you quicker than cats around an automatic food dispenser. The bullet-***** nature of CYGNI means there is an emphasis on evading incoming ***** and staying safe. View the full article
CYGNI: All Guns Blazing riddles you with beauty (and bullets), and you need to ****** like ***** to earn the trophies and achievements. CYGNI: All Guns Blazing is sensory overload at its finest. Lights and explosions will ****** you, your ears will be pounded with dramatic overtures and explosions, and you are guaranteed to feel the intensity… of the explosions. View the full article
The lock-on mechanic in CYGNI: All Guns Blazing is an effortless way to keep swarms of enemies at bay. But even though you are introduced to the lock-on feature early on, it’s not obvious how to use it. CYGNI: All Guns Blazing has frantic gameplay with no dodge mechanic to speak of, so a good way to neutralize an ******’s threat is by taking them down before they can *******. View the full article
If the challenge of CYGNI: All Guns Blazing isn’t enough, you can unlock Arcade Mode and reaffirm your reflexes even further with this brutal test. CYGNI—even on Easy Mode—isn’t for the weak-hearted. It’s fast and flashy, and sometimes, not even razor-sharp senses can help you. The game offers several difficulty levels to choose from alongside an Arcade Mode to conquer. View the full article
Don’t let the Konami logo at the start fool you – Cygni: All Guns Blazing is very much an indie game, albeit one being released globally by the ********* publisher. You’d be fooled for thinking otherwise, of course. Just a brief glimpse at it in action may be enough to convince you that a lot of money has been thrown at it, when in reality the game – which started off as a three-person team and grew to around eight developers – has just been punching well above its weight, in the best way. If it’s passed you by until now, Cygni was developed by KeelWorks, a Scotland-based team led by brothers Meher and Nareg Kalenderian and co-founder Helen Saouma. The game is an attempt to bring something new to the ****** ‘em up – a genre that was once synonymous with Konami back in the ‘80s and ‘90s – and it passes with flying colours. Read More... View the full article
The average level in Cygni: All Guns Blazing is about 15 minutes long, give or take, but it doesn’t feel that way. It feels like a two-and-a-half hour special effects showcase that ought to have ended with a fade to ****** and “Directed by Michael Bay” in big, bold letters. Cygni’s audio-visual bombast is difficult to overstate, with its Unreal Engine 4-powered hordes of alien jet fighters screaming toward you from above and below. The sheer number of models, bullets, and particle effects on screen is frequently overwhelming, and if your attention lapses for a moment, you’ll lose all sense of what’s happening... Read more.View the full article
The gaming community is preparing to sound the alarm again after dataminers this week uncovered files in Counter-Strike 2 and Dota 2 that may point to continued work on the fabled Half-Life 3. Alongside a supposed ***** from a voice actor, it’s the best evidence in years that we could eventually return to the Half-Life universe. Content creator and dataminer Tyler McVicker detailed his findings in a YouTube video on Aug. 4, showcasing numerous files from recent CS2 and Dota updates that reference terms last seen in Half-Life 2 and Half-Life: Alyx. Some of these terms, McVicker explains, didn’t make the cut for the release of the Half-Life VR title but uncovered data confirms Valve has continued to test these features on the Source 2 engine. View the full article
Today’s LoLdle quote certainly sticks to the theme of being short and sweet, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy. In fact, this League of Legends quote will be tough for everyone—even those who like to roam through the Jungle. If you’re here, you’re likely struggling to solve today’s Aug. 5 LoLdle quote. But you only have to read on to find the answers. View the full article
Yet another Riot Games title will make an appearance in Riyadh this week with Teamfight Tactics kicking off on Aug. 8. Sixteen teams arrive and will play out an expanded format in the hunt for a massive $550,000 USD prize pool. We saw League of Legends open up the Esports World Cup at the beginning of July, while TFT players and fans have been made to wait until the closing fortnight. Nevertheless, the teams are ready and raring to rip into a little Magic n’ Mayhem. Here’s everything you need to know about TFT at the Esports World Cup. View the full article
The 2024 Esports World Cup continues into August with Fortnite, with 16 teams and 64 players battling for the lion’s share of a massive million-dollar prize pool from Aug. 8. This isn’t the regular battle royale version of Fortnite we know and love though. This time, there’s going to be a slight twist for the Esports World Cup. Here’s everything you need to know about the format, schedule, results, and streams for the Fortnite tournament in Riyadh this week. View the full article
Hordes of World of Warcraft players finally trying retail WoW have been left awed by its quality and how good it is—and now they’re turning on the YouTubers and content creators who they claim gave retail WoW a bad reputation. Retail WoW has carried a stigma in recent years, with people suggesting it has bad expansions, poor updates, and mixed gameplay. Much of this has been led by content creators in the MMO RPG space, with fans avoiding Retail for Classic due to the sentiment—until now. These new players, many preparing for War Within, were left flabbergasted by how good it is and then became incensed by the “*****” about its quality. View the full article
It's that time again. A *****, this time via the résumé of a videogame voice actor, has led to another rumor that Valve is working on a new Half-Life game... Read more.View the full article
MrBeast’s camp has blamed the recent CrowdStrike outage for the harrowing experience people faced while filming the ****** Games in Las Vegas last month. Participating contestants reportedly suffered through injury and mistreatment, while others supposedly had personal medication withheld for lengthy amounts of time while the competition ran. Participants spoke out about their experience while at Allegiant Stadium on July 18 for the ****** Games, a new television show hosted and run by MrBeast in partnership with Amazon. An Aug. 2 report from the New York Times included comments from several contestants who spoke anonymously so as not to break contractual nondisclosure agreements. Many described the conditions as poor, including inadequate meals and medical care—but a spokesperson for MrBeast said many of the issues were out of their control. View the full article
While Fallout fans were originally limited to a smaller pool of gamers who have enjoyed the series at some point in the franchise's history, with the introduction of the Fallout TV show, a whole new audience has an interest in the lore and story of the universe. While Fallout factions like the Brotherhood of Steel and the pseudo-remnants of the NCR debuted along with the show in April on Amazon Prime, there are several other factions and entire species within the games that have yet to be explored. View the full article
Welcome back to the deals pile. Nothing but the finest wares actually worth owning, going for way less than RRP. Bit of a thin week for new releases, so I'm digging up the past + discounts. That said, I'd zero in on the seriously reduced Don't Starve Together, ***** Cells, GTA Definitive, and Borderlands 3. Hundreds of hours of fun for not much monies at all! In retro news, I'm celebrating the 30th birthday of Earthworm Jim, a run 'n' **** platformer that's as iconic as it was bizarre. I can vividly recall being blown away by its slick character animations, as they were on par with the high [Agra]ba[h]r set by Disney's Aladdin from the year previous. Better yet, EJ oozed a unique weirdness that provided left field shifts in level-to-level gameplay and whip-worm-smart satire of tired gaming tropes. It was a crying shame when a half-arsed attempt to 3D-ify this franchise put Jim in the dirt for good. This Day in Gaming Aussie birthdays for notable games. - Earthworm Jim (MD) 1994. Get - The Expendabros (PC) 2014. FREE Table of ContentsNintendo SwitchPCXboxPlayStationLEGOThe Weekly Top 10Nice Savings for Nintendo Switch Expiring Recent Deals Switch Console Prices How much to Switch it up? [/url] Back to top Purchase Cheap for PC Expiring Recent Deals PC Hardware Prices Slay your pile of shame. [/url] Back to top Exciting Bargains for Xbox Expiring Recent Deals Xbox Console Prices How many bucks for a 'Box? [/url] Back to top Pure Scores for PlayStation Expiring Recent Deals PlayStation Console Prices What you'll pay to 'Station. [/url] Back to top Legit LEGO Deals Expiring Recent Deals Back to top The Top 10 Games in Australia (According to IGEA and Game Sales Data.) College Football 25GTA VElden RingNBA 2K24Red ***** 2Hogwarts LegacyNintendo WC: NES Ed.EA Sports FC 24Rainbow Six SiegeCoD: MW3 Back to top Adam Mathew is our Aussie deals wrangler. He plays practically everything, often on YouTube. View the full article
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We’ve all been there where we’ve “Rushed through the door.” But now that it’s the crossword clue from today’s NYT Crossword puzzle, the answer isn’t exactly rushing out to greet us. “Rushed through the door” is the clue from the Aug. 5 NYT mini crossword puzzle. You may think it’s easy because there aren’t too many possibilities, and that’s true; there aren’t. But there are more prospects if you factor in two-worders. If you don’t have the answer, don’t fret—I have a few hints to help you, and the answer below. View the full article
The visitors to my town in Go-Go Town have a lot of suggestions. One wants water, so I build a water fountain on the street. One thinks I should sell 20 **** rocks. Oddly specific, but I can do that—once I build a craft shop, hit the mine, and gather more stone. In between satisfying the demands of tourists, who then move in as I build houses for them, I explore the limits of my little town. On the northern fringe, on the far side of a lake, there's a crashed drone that keeps beeping. It seems messy. I ride around on my bike and clear it up, at which point I'm surprised to find a text log... Read more.View the full article
Baldur's Gate 3 offers a lot of challenging locations with rewarding loot for those who conquer them, but the easiest place to stock up on gold really doesn't add up at all. For the most part, Baldur's Gate 3 follows the typical Dungeons & Dragons approach to party rewards, dotting equipment, gold, and valuables across dungeons and the inventories of fallen enemies. Other instances offer rewards for conversational checks or thinking outside the box, so there's no shortage of ways for an intrepid party to leverage skills for riches. View the full article
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While exploring the world in Little Kitty, Big City, you meet a duck dad who has lost all his ducklings and wants your help getting them back. The ducklings are hanging out around the city, so you need to track them down and return them to their father. Rounding up all four ducklings is a pretty tricky quest since all are busy with other tasks and won’t come with you easily. So, you need to know all the duckling locations and how to get each one in Little Kitty, Big City. View the full article