In Subnautica: Below Zero, you explore the terrifying, watery depths of an alien planet. Fortunately, plenty of cheats and console commands are available to make your underwater adventure easier. Whether spawning items, teleporting between biomes, or turning off certain monster attacks, you can modify the game to make it less scary or make your playthrough easier. View the full article
Timothee Chalamet has taken on making bars of chocolate and ruling over the spice over the past year, but his next project seems to be all about… uh, table tennis! How do you feel about ping pong? I suspect like most people you're a bit ambivalent, it's more one of those things you do when you're on holiday and maybe you're a little tipsy, and, oh, hey, a ping pong table, fancy a game? Of course you're then not very good at it, who is - well, professionals, that's who, and as reported by Variety, that's what Chalamet's next role will be. A24 announced the new project, titled Marty Supreme, yesterday following Variety's report, though apart from the fact it will be directed by Josh Safdie and star Chalamet, the film distributor didn't have much to say about it. Thankfully, Variety was able to fill in some gaps. According to sources that spoke with Variety, the film is meant to be a fictionalised, original story, but the outlet has also heard that it was inspired by professional ping pong player Marty Reisman. The renowned ping pong player, who ***** in 2012, started his career off as a ******** in Manhattan, where he'd play for bets and prize money. Across his career he won 22 major ping pong titles from 1946 all the way to 2002, and he's a five-time bronze medalist at the World Table Tennis Championships too. Reisman was also known as the "wizard of table tennis" so if this film is about him, it sounds like a fun character to focus on. Read more View the full article
Image: Elgato Amazon Prime Day is just beginning, and Elgato is already dropping a sweet deal. Prime subscribers can get the limited-edition atomic purple version of Elgato’s Stream Deck MK. 2 for $124.99 ($35 off) at Amazon. [/url] Normally, the standard Stream Deck MK. 2 comes in ****** or white and sells for $149.99 (or discounted as low as $109.99 during its biggest sales promos), so there is a bit of a premium on the limited-edition model and its aesthetics. But this is the first (and possibly only) time the atomic purple model has been discounted. Elgato only sells this variant on Amazon, and it claims the individually numbered run will no longer be available once it sells out. So you may want to consider jumping on this if you love the recent r... Continue reading… View the full article
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It’s been a long time coming, but we’re finally going to get our first look at Diablo 4’s Spiritborn, the new class in the action RPG's Vessel of Hatred expansion, due this October. Spiritborn is a big deal for Diablo 4; not only is it the game’s first post-launch class, it’s also not based on any of the series’ known classes. In other words, it’s brand-new for Diablo, which is exciting for a number of reasons, not least of which the fact Diablo 4 has the highest production quality of any game in the series, and certainly compared to the rest of the ARPG genre. Read more View the full article
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Sometimes, to defeat your ******, you must make a sacrifice—whether or not that sacrifice is mental or very, very physical. Seppuku in Elden Ring takes that lesson to its illogical conclusion, to exceptional results. Where to find Seppuku in Elden Ring The little fella can be hard to spot, thanks to his white footprints on the frozen lake. Screenshot by Dot Esports Seppuku is an Ash of War found on the frozen lake in the Mountaintop of the Giants, to the far northeast of the Elden Ring map. From the Freezing Lake Site of Grace, ride due east. There’s a group of trees where an Invisible Scarab runs through. Follow his tracks and wait for him with a move that deals a lot of damage in an area of effect, such as a Dragon Incantation. View the full article
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The July 16 NYT Mini Crossword beats to the sound of its drum with an interesting clue asking you to decipher a type of cymbal commonly used as a “drum kit part.” Everyone knows what drums are, but few know the full configuration of a sizable drum kit setup. There are a lot of moving parts in a big drum kit (literally) and knowing one certain cymbal part is useful for the July 16 NYT Mini Crossword. View the full article
We’re still a few months out from the bug-be-gone-em-up action of Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2’s September 9th release date, but that hasn’t stopped a jolly band of heretics skirting the watchful gaze of the inquisition and pirating what appears to be a leaked version of the entire game. The 75GB torrent is apparently fully playable ****** a few assets, and also includes server binaries, meaning cool pirates can play with their cool pirate mates. Sorry, sorry, I’m being told pirates aren’t cool and don’t have any mates. Sorry. Sorry. Read more View the full article
I’m calling it now. When, in a “few weeks” according to the developer, fishing ponds come to strategy builder Manor Lords, it will take approximately 45 minutes for some enterprising medieval fintech tinkerer to utterly bork the entire economy, and it will be glorious. What will begin as brave new world of lean protein and previously unseen Omega 3 levels will soon devolve into hordes of beleaguered oxen hauling overburdened carts full of rotting fish carcasses, as hyperinflation looms. Read more View the full article
We do love a good diegetic interface here at the treehouse, whether that’s the analogue radar twisties of HighFleet, or the myriad hefty flickables of PVKK (Planetenverteidigungskanonenkommandant. Duh.) The fifth mech jam is currently happening over at *****.io, and the clear standout for me thus far is Armored Shell Nightjar. It’s a first person pilot-em-up that puts you in the cockpit of a grasshoppery rust-bucket carrying out a critical mission on an industrial desert planet. The more the intro text stresses the importance of this mission, the more guiltily useless I feel, because I cannot get this beautifully run-down mech to do anything of note, unless you count violently hopping into walls to be notable. Read more View the full article
A wait of over a decade for a new title in EA Sports’ beloved series has ended with the release of College Football 25, but new mechanics for kicking have caused some confusion—so we’ve explained it all here. Kicking is a fundamental part of College Football 25 for kick-offs and punts, but the mechanic is more complicated than Madden 24 and takes some getting used to. We’ve broken down the mechanic here. View the full article
Despite receiving mixed reviews from major gaming outlets, The First Descendant has grown steadily since its launch and reached 10 million players. This news was announced on The First Descendant’s official X (formerly Twitter) page, where the developer thanked the growing playerbase and promised to bring a great experience. View the full article
The First Descendant Patch 1.0.2, which launched on July 11, has brought many great improvements to the game but also a ****** memory ***** that causes the game to ****** on almost every platform. After the patch went live, The First Descendant players started reporting crashes after longer play sessions. Apparently, the game loads up the required amount of VRAM but continuously uses up more. Depending on which console you are playing on or how powerful your GPU is, the memory ***** can take anywhere from two to five hours to cause the game to ******. View the full article
We’re officially closer than ever to the release of ****** Ops 6. And, as is custom, Activision has revealed new details about the upcoming beta, due to kick off late in August. The ****** Ops 6 beta was announced alongside the game in June, but today, we get solid dates and some new information. As the first Call of Duty to arrive day-and-date on Game Pass, members of the subscription service are also getting an added bonus when it comes to the beta. Read more View the full article
Today’s LoLdle quote is quite long, which gives us enough information to figure out this recognizable League of Legends champion quote pretty easily—especially if you’re a top lane main or even a T1 Keria superfan. Who says, “The weapons I forge do not have names. They have ambitions” in LoL? The LoLdle quote on July 16 is, “The weapons I forge do not have names. They have ambitions.” The League champion who says this line is Ornn. View the full article
Looking for something to spend your Bicolor Gemstones on? If you’ve already gotten yourself all the exclusive Orchestrion rolls, minions, and Glamour items purchasable from Bicolor Gemstone Vendors, it’s time to set your sights on the next big ticket prize in Final Fantasy XIV—Bicolor Gemstone Vouchers. These vouchers cost 100 Bicolor Gemstones each and are a great way to spend your FATE rewards if you’re tired of bulk-purchasing crafting materials like Silver Lobo Hide or Megamaguey Pineapples. View the full article
The Extradimensional Cat Deviant in Once Human is an adorable territory Deviant you can get early, brightens up your base, and helps you recover faster as you sleep. Here’s how to find and catch the helpful critter. Extradimensional Cat Deviant location in Once Human The house is right next to the tower. Screenshot by Dot Esports via Starry Studio. The Extradimensional Cat can be found in a house in Deadsville, Dayton Wetlands, in Once Human, roughly at the coordinates 4754 and -6549. If you don’t see it there, switch worlds until it appears. Once you’ve found it, press “F” to catch the Deviant. You may need to repeat the catching process a few times to claim the cat. View the full article
Once Human features a diverse array of formidable Deviants, with the Bufferfly’s Emissary standing among them as one of the most coveted. One you’ve got started in the game and have set out into the post-apocalyptic, you may be wondering how to summon this Deviant—here’s everything you’ll need to know. How to get the Butterfly in Once Human Complete the tutorial. Screenshot by Dot Esports To get the Butterfly Deviant, complete the tutorial in Once Human. After the tutorial ends, place the Butterfly Deviant in the Isolated Securement Unit (the large cube glass structure) after you’ve selected your territory. Interact with the glass unit to secure the Butterfly. View the full article
A new Call of Duty is in the works, but before ****** Ops 6 releases in October, Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone have a few seasons left in the tank. The next update is coming real soon. Like every seasonal update so far, Season Five is set to introduce new content in CoD, including new weapons, maps, and a massive collaboration with the WWE. Here’s all the info you need on when to expect the Season Five update for MW3 and Warzone and what will be included. View the full article
Controversial streamer Adin Ross has this week told fans he wants to “move on” from the edgy content and toxicity that very strongly defined much of his early career, especially as he looks to earn a return to Twitch after eight bans. Ross, who hasn’t gone live on Kick since he played Elden Ring and slots in a late-May broadcast, has declared he won’t be the same when he comes back. View the full article
One Apex Legends player appears to have a debt that won't be resolved anytime soon. Apex Legends ******** known as one of the most popular games to come out of the late 2010's battle royale *****. As one of the most popular titles by Respawn Entertainment, the game still pulls in a large audience, although a newer wave of hero shooters such as Concord and even The First Descendant appear to be fresh competition. View the full article
Splitgate developer 1047 Games has begun teasing its next project and so far it’s looking like more of the same, which fans has excited, and a little confused. Splitgate took the gaming world by storm in 2019 after its early access release. Much of the hype surrounding it was based on the idea that, in some ways, the game felt like playing classic Halo. At the time, it appeared to be receiving better community support as well, which was especially shocking for an indie development studio. View the full article
The developer of Splitgate, 1047 Games, has teased a potentially major announcement for July 18. While the specifics of the announcement remain largely unknown, the tease has reignited excitement in the games community, with many hungry for possible news related to the Splitgate franchise. View the full article
********* is excellent; you can never have too many bullets or ways to ***** them. Fast guns, slow guns, lightning guns, boomerang guns, they're all great in their own unique projectile-y way. There's more than one way to take down an ******, though, and while bullets may be the long-range dispatch method of choice it's hard to go wrong with throwing something real big, real hard. Thankfully there's no reason for these two options to be exclusive, and in Galactic Glitch you get to decide from moment to moment which is more effective to reduce the ****** ships into glittery cash. View the full article
The Crock **** is one of the most important items in Don’t Starve Together because it allows you to prepare tasty meals that quell your hunger. To make these recipes, you’ll have to collect a myriad of items and Filler Ingredients, or basic items that can be used interchangeably in a recipe. Not every Crock **** recipe is worth learning though, as many foods don’t give enough stats to be useful. Here are some of the best Crock **** recipes in Don’t Starve Together, ranked on their stats and how easy they are to cook. View the full article
One of the most unique races of characters in League of Legends are Yordles, the tiny, mischievous furballs who hail from Bandle City. Yordles are practically synonymous with League, especially with champions like Heimerdinger, Rumble, and Veigar all historic characters in the title’s roster at this stage. The most famous Yordle of all, Teemo, has served as one of the most recognizable faces of League for well over a decade as players who have even the most surface-level knowledge of the game (or have never even touched it at all) are familiar with Teemo. View the full article
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Timothee Chalamet has taken on making bars of chocolate and ruling over the spice over the past year, but his next project seems to be all about… uh, table tennis! How do you feel about ping pong? I suspect like most people you're a bit ambivalent, it's more one of those things you do when you're on holiday and maybe you're a little tipsy, and, oh, hey, a ping pong table, fancy a game? Of course you're then not very good at it, who is - well, professionals, that's who, and as reported by Variety, that's what Chalamet's next role will be. A24 announced the new project, titled Marty Supreme, yesterday following Variety's report, though apart from the fact it will be directed by Josh Safdie and star Chalamet, the film distributor didn't have much to say about it. Thankfully, Variety was able to fill in some gaps. According to sources that spoke with Variety, the film is meant to be a fictionalised, original story, but the outlet has also heard that it was inspired by professional ping pong player Marty Reisman. The renowned ping pong player, who ***** in 2012, started his career off as a ******** in Manhattan, where he'd play for bets and prize money. Across his career he won 22 major ping pong titles from 1946 all the way to 2002, and he's a five-time bronze medalist at the World Table Tennis Championships too. Reisman was also known as the "wizard of table tennis" so if this film is about him, it sounds like a fun character to focus on. Read more View the full article