Gems are the primary currency in Brawl Stars, crucial for unlocking rare fighters and gaining access to Boss Battles. However, obtaining them can be challenging since they’re predominantly acquired through real-money transactions. This guide will explore various methods to obtain Gems in Brawl Stars without breaking the bank. View the full article
For the most part, The First Descendant runs and plays well on both PC and consoles. If you’re a PC player, you may want to open up the game’s files and install a few mods to make your experience more enjoyable. Here’s everything we know about The First Descendant having mod support. View the full article
When Clickolding - a vaguely Inscryption-y sub-hour dread droplet - opens, you’re sitting on a bed across from a man wearing a mask that looks like someone gave up halfway through carving an Easter Island statue of Joe Camel, stuck a pair of googly eyes on it, then went to cry in the corner at what they’d created. In your hand is a clicker counter. Moose-face stares. What do those eyes convey? Patience? Intent? Longing? If nothing else, they betray a deep certainty that whatever else happens, you’re going to click. If you stop clicking for a moment, a prompt appears in the corner telling you the controls. At least, I think it's a prompt, because it might actually be a threat. Left click to click. He'd like you to click 1000 times, please. Read more View the full article
The Ultra Unlock: Better Together event in Pokémon Go is underway, adding Tandemaus and a few unique Pokémon spawns to celebrate the end of Go Fest 2024. The main gimmick of this event is the exclusive Field Research tasks, which have a chance at spawning the flagship Pokémon of this mini-event, Tandemaus. There’s no other way to catch Tandemaus other than through Field Research Tasks or Party Play, so knowing all the tasks and rewards is crucial to finding the hiding pair of rodents. View the full article
Big news for the PLG lovers! MENA-based Technology distribution house, Muller & Phipps Middle East Group has acquired all assets of the region’s leading gaming and esports agency, Power League Gaming. The acquisition will see Muller & Phipps invest in the business to scale Dubai operations and expand into Saudi Arabia in Q4 of 2024. The Power League Gaming’s core business verticals include gaming and esports strategy. PLG manages MENA’s largest on and offline esports activations, the creation of branded and owned IP gaming content. Besides entertainment, PLG creates educational content and hosts gaming events, social media marketing and influencer marketing. PLG has been providing blue-chip clients with gaming and esports strategies and solutions since 2013. Going and growing through Saudi Arabia’s gaming market, PLG has become a thought leader in the category. As per the reports, about 30% of MENA’s population [+170 million] identify as gamers. Of this, 46% play daily and a further 29% play weekly with an average of 7.5 hours of gameplay per week. They are highly engaged when they interact with Power League Gaming’s platforms. PLG appeals to all age groups and nationalities and fosters a community of passionate players and spectators. Commenting on the acquisition, Group CEO of Muller & Phipps Middle East Group Holdings, Trevor Price said: “As part of The Getz Group of companies, we are rooted in seeking out new business verticals that we see huge growth potential in. The gaming and esports category is becoming a staple part of blue-chip consumer brand marketing strategies across the world and the space for us to establish ourselves as the lead partner for strategy and content in MENA is wide open. With Power League Gaming, we see market experts who have grown rapidly and who have the talent and drive to take the business and the category itself to the next level across our region. We are excited to launch into Saudi Arabia later this year and to offer local clients the latest and most commercially sound esports and gaming strategies in the field.” In response, the CEO of Power League Gaming, Matthew Pickering said that they are delighted to be working with their new partners and owners Muller & Phipps to become a key player in their vision for the region. He added that it is astronomical and promising to witness the rise of gaming and esports in the region in recent years. “Saudi Arabia’s firm commitment to become a global hub in the category by 2030 makes the opportunity even greater,” Pickering commented. Despite the acquisition, the management team led by CEO Matthew Pickering will stay on to lead the business. View the full article
Blizzard intended the World of Warcraft Season of Discovery to reinvigorate a passion for Classic while changing the formula. Unfortunately, this revamp has not been kind to the Warlock class. What started as a simple rant post on Reddit quickly turned into a venting station for frustrated WoW SoD players who ended up playing as a Warlock. While there are many reasons why players are frustrated with the class, the main reason seems to be how Warlocks acquire the Felguard Rune, an item that teaches you how to summon a Felguard companion. View the full article
Big news for the PLG lovers! MENA-based Technology distribution house, Muller & Phipps Middle East Group has acquired all assets of the region’s leading gaming and esports agency, Power League Gaming. The acquisition will see Muller & Phipps invest in the business to scale Dubai operations and expand into Saudi Arabia in Q4 of 2024. As we know, Power League Gaming’s core business verticals include gaming and esports strategy. PLG manages MENA’s largest on and offline esports activations, the creation of branded and owned IP gaming content. Besides entertainment, PLG creates educational content and hosts gaming events, social media marketing and influencer marketing. PLG has been providing blue-chip clients with gaming and esports strategies and solutions since 2013. Going and growing through Saudi Arabia’s gaming market, PLG has become a thought leader in the category. As per the reports, about 30% of MENA’s population [+170 million] identify as gamers. Of this, 46% play daily and a further 29% play weekly with an average of 7.5 hours of gameplay per week. They are highly engaged when they interact with Power League Gaming’s platforms. PLG appeals to all age groups and nationalities and fosters a community of passionate players and spectators. Commenting on the acquisition, Group CEO of Muller & Phipps Middle East Group Holdings, Trevor Price said: “As part of The Getz Group of companies, we are rooted in seeking out new business verticals that we see huge growth potential in. The gaming and esports category is becoming a staple part of blue-chip consumer brand marketing strategies across the world and the space for us to establish ourselves as the lead partner for strategy and content in MENA is wide open. With Power League Gaming, we see market experts who have grown rapidly and who have the talent and drive to take the business and the category itself to the next level across our region. We are excited to launch into Saudi Arabia later this year and to offer local clients the latest and most commercially sound esports and gaming strategies in the field.” In response, the CEO of Power League Gaming, Matthew Pickering said that they are delighted to be working with their new partners and owners Muller & Phipps to become a key player in their vision for the region. He added that it is astronomical and promising to witness the rise of gaming and esports in the region in recent years. “Saudi Arabia’s firm commitment to become a global hub in the category by 2030 makes the opportunity even greater,” Pickering commented. Despite the acquisition, the management team led by CEO Matthew Pickering will stay on to lead the business. View the full article
Attaching the correct modules for your Descendant is crucial in The First Descendant, especially those that grant massive boosts to skill power. The Singular Specialist module is a highly desired Normal-type module that benefits a fair few Descendants who use Singular abilities. Here’s how to get the Singular Specialist module in The First Descendant, plus a brief guide on which Descendant you should use with it. View the full article
If you were waiting for a head-scratching, mind-twisting Loldle quote, then today’s certainly hits the mark, though it’s on the short side and carries a big clue. That said, even if you know your League of Legends lore, this one may give you pause. Who says, “Time is wasting” in LoL? The LoLdle quote on July 17 is, “Time is wasting.” The League champion who says this line is Zilean. View the full article
Catching an Electric Eel in Once Human is one of the most challenging tasks in the post-apocalyptic because they’re slippery little critters who don’t like to be caught. That said, if you have the time on your hands and come armed with a fishing road and a whole lot of bait, you can definitely catch these eels. Here’s how to find and catch Electric Eels in Once Human. View the full article
Most Super Epic-rare Cookies in Cookie Run Kingdom are already considered must-get since they have strong abilities. This includes Stardust Cookie, who is a potential massive power damager once plugged into your lineup. When it comes to looks, Stardust Cookie is very mysterious. He literally looks like a Cookie covered in shadow. But in combat though, there’s no confusion—he’s one of the most powerful threats in his position, especially when it comes to dealing huge damage to your enemies along the way. Here’s everything you need to know about Stardust Cookie in Cookie Run Kingdom, including the best toppings to use. View the full article
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A new update is live in VALORANT, and like most updates, some in-game stuff is bound to break. If you’re wondering what the prompt by the VALORANT system means, here’s what you need to know. Patch 9.01, the second patch of VALORANT’s Episode Nine, Act One, dropped on July 17. The update introduced several quality-of-life changes and crucial bug fixes for the PC and console. However, the developers highlighted two known issues that will take some time to resolve, one of which is players randomly seeing the Missing String Entry Table in the game’s chat log when changes happen to the party. View the full article
For what feels like the millionth time, the Perfect Paradox shotgun is back in Destiny 2—and no one’s complaining, because it’s a true ****** of a ******* that is only improving thanks to a refreshed perk pool and the Cast No Shadows Origin Trait. Cast No Shadows partially reloads the ******* when executing a melee hit, and given the likes of Trench Barrel and One-Two Punch are available, this is a top-tier pick for guardians throwing hands. Here’s our **** roll for Perfect Paradox and how you can get your own copy of the ******* in Destiny 2. View the full article
In today’s NYT Crossword puzzle, “do penance” is a perplexing clue. The biggest problem everyone playing has been finding is that the answer is a word rarely said in everyday life, so solving it has been quite tough. “Do penance” is a clue from the July 17 NYT mini crossword puzzle, and at first glance, you may be wondering what on earth this means and how to solve it. And that’s why I’m here to help. View the full article
In The First Descendant, there’s no offense without defense. You can’t dish out tons of damage or wipe out a Colossus if you’re *****! As such, it’s important to build up your DEF, which grants a flat damage resistance against all enemies. But, there’s a limit to how much DEF is enough—and building too much will cost you dearly. Here’s everything you need to know about how much DEF you need in The First Descendant. View the full article
“Gave in under pressure” is one of today’s NYT Crossword puzzle clues. It’s stumped many players, and if you’re here, you may be at your wit’s end trying to figure it out. This clue from the July 17 NYT mini crossword puzzle doesn’t give us a lot to go on other than the fact that we’re looking for a word that means, in past tense, “gave in under pressure,” much like how we’re feeling right now trying to solve this clue. View the full article
Act 1 of Destiny 2's first Episode, "Echoes," reveals that the Vex are more complicated than ever thought possible; they're changing under the leadership of "the Conductor," Maya Sundaresh. While it's not explicit that Maya is the Conductor, there are a few key pieces of evidence that suggest this truth. Lore Books introduced in Season of Defiance alongside dialogue and imagery introduced in "Act 1: A Familiar Voice" are more than enough to conclude that the new leader of these renegade Vex is, in fact, Ishtar scholar Maya Sundaresh. View the full article
After several months of online matches and regular season LAN events, the biggest tournament of the 2024 Call of Duty League season is finally here. The 2024 CDL Championship Weekend—more popularly known as CoD Champs—will take place from July 18 to 21 at the Credit Union of Texas Event Center in Allen, Texas. The end-of-season playoffs for competitive MW3 play looks to wrap up the 2024 CDL calendar and give fans an answer to who was the best team this year. View the full article
Stardew Valleys 1.6 update added a lot of exciting new content to the game, but one of its new features may have unintentionally made players a little more like JojaMart. JojaMart is a store in town run by the Joja Corporation which makes some pretty underhanded moves to disrupt Pelican Towns local economy. At one point, Morris - JojaMarts manager - bursts into Pierres local store to offer huge price cuts, causing Pierre to lose business. JojaMart are clearly the villains of Stardew Valley, but players may accidentally be following in their footsteps. View the full article
The Falcom-developed RPG is now one of the first major games outside of Valve to fully support the newly added feature as a part of the Steam Recording update to the platform. View the full article
Nexon is preparing to go to war against The First Descendant players who “AFK farm” in the looter shooter, likening it to “inappropriate behavior” and preparing measures to combat those abusing the title’s matchmaking system for their gain. The Nexon team put out a PSA on X (formerly Twitter) on July 16, listing off the three main “guidelines” of matchmaking in The First Descendant: No unauthorized programs, no AFK during co-op, and no non-play farming. There was nothing mentioned about a specific admin crackdown on anyone caught breaking these guidelines after the PSA was shared, but the team did mention the devs are already “working on measures” to deal with bad actors taking advantage of hard-working Descendants during missions. View the full article
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Summer is upon us in Lost Ark with the next major update, Cool Retreat, going live on July 17. This patch has been a very long time coming, bringing one of the game’s most highly anticipated features—solo endgame raids and dungeons. Also in the update, you can claim a Voldis Event Powerpass, join a new Super Mokoko Express, and experience all new festivals, events, and Echidna After Story quest. View the full article
We have just shipped an updated Steam Deck Client to the Stable channel. General Fixed an issue where demos would not show a play button after changing accounts.View the full article
A new Steam client has been released and will be automatically downloaded. General Fixed on-screen keyboard failing to hide fully after entering text in-game. Fixed an issue where demos would not show a play button after changing accounts.View the full article
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When Clickolding - a vaguely Inscryption-y sub-hour dread droplet - opens, you’re sitting on a bed across from a man wearing a mask that looks like someone gave up halfway through carving an Easter Island statue of Joe Camel, stuck a pair of googly eyes on it, then went to cry in the corner at what they’d created. In your hand is a clicker counter. Moose-face stares. What do those eyes convey? Patience? Intent? Longing? If nothing else, they betray a deep certainty that whatever else happens, you’re going to click. If you stop clicking for a moment, a prompt appears in the corner telling you the controls. At least, I think it's a prompt, because it might actually be a threat. Left click to click. He'd like you to click 1000 times, please. Read more View the full article