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When you pick up a great new unit to use in Anime Last Stand, it is always worth putting in the time and effort to evolve it. This will make them infinitely more powerful and make the game much easier. How to evolve in Anime Last StandEvolving is a crucial part of progression in Anime Last Stand, but every unit requires different things to evolve. The higher the evolution, the more resources and items you will need. Usually, these resources are pretty easy to get, but they will require some grinding.Not all units evolve in Anime Last Stand, so you should check whenever you pull a new one. Simply open up your Units list and scroll to your chosen unit. Hover over the name and look for the Evolve option. By clicking on this, you will be able to see just what you need to evolve the unit. These items will be obtained through challenges and story mode.Screenshot: YouTube vaxinatedAll Units evolve itemsEvolve (Curse King) Sukuna – 12 Cursed Fingers obtained from...View the full article

Ghost of Tsushima is already a beautiful game on PC, but a YouTuber has taken this one step further. Broken Dream has combined a range of visual mods in the game, including ray tracing, to create what may be the most stunning visual gaming spectacle I've ever seen run on a PC. To make this work, you're going to need the best graphics card that money can buy, the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090. From there, you can download the mod, described as a "graphics overhaul," to take your Ghost of Tsushima gameplay to a whole new level. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Valve is making a huge mistake with Ghost of Tsushima on Steam Deck Ghost of Tsushima tops **** of War as PlayStation's biggest PC port yet Is Ghost of Tsushima Steam Deck compatible? View the full article

DDR6 RAM modules will feature significant internal changes, enabling unprecedented speed rates. According to a recently leaked presentation by RAM controller manufacturer Synopsys, DDR6 is set to debut with 8.8 Gbps modules and could eventually reach 17,600 MT/s, potentially extending to a theoretical limit of 21,000 MT/s. Read Entire Article View the full article

The indie publisher tinyBuild recently premiered its tinyBuild Connect showcase, a 20-minute stream packed with announcements, trailers, and demos. If you weren’t able to watch it live or want a reminder of everything that was shown, IGN has you covered. Here are all the games that were featured during the show: Level Zero: Extraction The upcoming multiplayer extraction horror where players can take on the role of human mercenaries or alien monsters dropped a short teaser hinting at a ******* announcement at the PC Gaming Show this June. IGN got a chance to play it, and you can read all about our hands-on impressions. Sand The Connect gave us our first look at this PvPvE extraction shooter, announced last year with an atmospheric cinematic trailer. In Sand, players descend upon a desert planet recently devastated by a massive ecological disaster. Here, they will traverse the world riding giant mechanical walkers called Tramplers, take the ****** to other scavengers both on foot and aboard their Tramplers, and explore cities in search of loot before extracting off planet. If you’re excited to jump into this world, tinyBuild announced the game’s first beta, which will launch this summer. Duckside Don the feathers of a hat-wearing duck and fly into a persistent survival game with PVP, PVE, crafting, and base building. ****** your fellow ducks out of the sky, ***** up their carefully crafted bases, and keep them from doing the same to you. During the Connect, we learned that the recent beta had more than 150,000 players, but if you weren’t able to take part, good news. TinyBuild also announced a second open playtest on June 6, so you’ll have another chance to ***** into the world of Duckside. Kingmakers Announced in February, Kingmakers is a mix of third-person shooter and RTS set in medieval Europe. And yes, the “third-person shooter” part is correct, because you play as a soldier who traveled back in time with a mission to alter history and save the future using modern weapons. The reveal clearly got the attention of gamers — the trailer has 11 million views across IGN’s social channels, making it the most watched game trailer on IGN’s socials so far this year. The new video dropped by the devs showcases even more havoc to be wreaked once the game releases into Steam Early Access later this year. Drill Core The tinyBuild Connect gave us a new game reveal with Drill Core, a strategic colony sim. Drill to the heart of planets while allocating workers, researching cutting-edge tech, and fortify against nightly alien attacks. Will you choose the path of efficiency, risking the safety of your workers, or prioritize defense for survival? You can give the game a try with a brand-new playtest that is available now on Steam. The King Is Watching TinyBuild also revealed The King Is Watching, a kingdom-building rogue-lite with a micromanagement twist — the king’s servants only attend to their duties when he’s actually watching them. A Steam demo is available to play right now. Rawmen Rawmen is a light-hearted, soup-slinging food fighter multiplayer arena shooter (that’s a mouthful — pun intended). You can whack the opposing team with mackerel, ******** them with dumplings, let loose with a sausage-********* minigun, or tap into your souper chef ultimate ability. It’s coming to the Epic Games Store on July 23 and will be free to play. Voin Voin is a fast-paced first-person hack-and-slash RPG inviting you to tear through hordes of enemies with fury and style. As we learned during the show, Voin has an updated demo available to play on Steam. Astor: Blade of the Monolith In this fast-paced action RPG, you play as Astor, a young warrior determined to discover the secrets behind his creators’ unforeseen demise. You’ll have an arsenal of runic weapons to use as you hunt down evil through vibrant, colorful environments to save the magical planet. The release date for Astor: Blade of the Monolith is approaching fast — it releases May 30 on PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch. Streets of Rogue 2 This hotly anticipated sequel is a wild, immersive sandbox RPG set in a large, randomly generated world. Your goal is to topple a corrupt president and bring yourself to power, but how you do it is up to you. ******, farm, build, sneak, steal, or hack your way to victory, solo or with friends. We got a teaser as part of the Connect, but there’s an even ******* reveal coming at PC Gaming Show on June 9, so stay tuned. Train Valley World This third entry in the Train Valley series expands the scope, allowing you to build and manage intricate railroads across the globe, design your own levels, and become a business mogul — by yourself or with friends. We got a new trailer at the Connect that revealed an August release date, so get ready to be a train tycoon. I Am Future We’re getting a big content update for I Am Future, a single-player cozy survival game released into Steam Early Access last year, in which you play as a last survivor on Earth set to build a lush and comfy camp on a skyscraper rooftop. The new updates will add a gym-themed setting, a new weather system, quality-of-life improvements, and most importantly, cheese trees. We could all use a cheese tree. Not For Broadcast It's difficult to find a game as unique as Not For Broadcast, the FMV *********** simulator that is about to get the final DLC to conclude its story. It will bring back the full news team for the first time since 2020 and throw them into a time-bending mystery. Punch Club 2 The showcase also premiered a new Punch Club 2 DLC, called Iron Fist. It will introduce a new storyline, league, skill, and tech tree. You’ll manage your workshop, train your ******, and try to lead it to a ****** League championship. Be ready to investigate the Secret Robo Society and save humanity from imminent AI *****. All with the sense of humor and sudden plot twists the Punch Club franchise is known for. View the full article For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

2024 hasn't exactly been the biggest year for PC gaming releases or announcements, with massive 2022 and 2023 gaming releases eclipsing this year's offering in a big way so far. Other than the more highly anticipated Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree DLC release, there hasn't been much in store for fans of gaming, and that goes doubly so for any competitive team-based PC games. Luckily, that might change soon with recently leaked footage of Valve's most recent team shooter. View the full article

Everything And Then The Licensed Kitchen Sink fighting game MultiVersus returns next week after an almost year-long self-imposed post-beta exile. With the decision to pull the game from ***** and turn off its servers for months on end after allowing people to sink their real-life money into unlocking costumes and such (with no refunds), its developers are now looking to seemingly give something back in return. Read more View the full article

Wuthering Waves has been picking up some notoriety recently as the next Genshin Impact of Gacha games. However, a few systems issues have arisen even before players can hop into the full release. If you’re experiencing this problem, we’re going to go through the steps and explain how to fix Wuthering Waves crashing on start up.Wuthering Waves crashing on start up fixImage: Kuro Game StudioThe issue of WUWA crashing on start up seems to be isolated to a mainly Android issue. Usually, with Gacha games, players will download the game from the app store. This is nothing more than downloading a launcher, as when you start up the game, you’ll usually have to download the bulk of it through this method. Unfortunately for Android users, the ability to download the rest of the game is locked away, as the game repeatedly crashes when attempting to open the game. The developers quickly took to X (formerly Twitter) to address the issue and give players a swift fix...View the full article

Highly sought after in real life and Fallout 76, ******* Paper and Plungers are turned into junk items for certain tasks in the game. These items are used for crafting and supplies and have multiple uses for rewarding outcomes. Additionally, you can store these strange items in bulk and use them when needed. View the full article

The May 2024 update to Starfield has been a step in the right direction for the game, but there's still a way to go before it can ever fulfill its full potential. Starfield's grand ambition has been subject to plenty of criticism with its launch, with a number of disappointing design aspects dragging down its ideals of space-faring exploration. As is the going rate for Bethesda games, mods may end up picking up a lot of the slack, but the official version of the game still needs to be strengthened for that to really work. View the full article For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

Netflix has released a teaser trailer for The Witcher Season 4, offering the first look at Liam Hemsworth as Geralt of Rivia. The show’s fourth season is currently in production in the ***, with Hemsworth having taken over the lead role after previous star Henry Cavill stepped down. Hemsworth will continue to play Geralt in Season 5, which will be shot back-to-back with Season 4 and be the show’s final season, Netflix recently confirmed. Read More... View the full article

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Scump is considered one of the best of all time on the sticks, so it should come as no surprise to see him thrive in CoD competitor XDefiant already. But with an ability like the Echelon faction ultimate at his disposal, it’s just unfair. Like many current and former Call of Duty players, Scump jumped on the new Ubisoft first-person shooter XDefiant following its launch yesterday, and it didn’t take long for the king to expand his domain. The former world champion certainly doesn’t need an additional advantage, especially in casual lobbies with no skill-based matchmaking, but that didn’t stop him from wreaking havoc with arguably the most powerful faction ultra ability. View the full article

The ACR 6.8 ******** rifle is one of the best weapons in XDefiant, so here’s a guide on how to unlock it, the best attachments and loadout, as well as all the camos. Let’s review everything you need to know about the ACR 6.8.How to unlock ACR 6.8 in XDefiantTo unlock any unavailable ******* in XDefiant you must complete certain challenges. If you head to the Challenges menu and go to the “Base” tab, you’ll notice that each locked ******* has a specific challenge required to unlock it.For ACR 6.8, you’ll need to get 10 ******** Rifle longshot ******, which means you have to ***** someone from more than 30 meters away. Once you ***** at least 10 players using an ******** Rifle from more than 30 meters away, you’ll be able to use the ACR 6.8.Best ACR 6.8 attachments and loadoutWhen choosing the best attachments for your ACR 6.8, there are many to choose from. Here are my picks for the best ACR 6.8 attachments: TypeAttachmentEffects...View the full article

XDefiant is a competitive first-person shooter, meaning it’s crucial to keep track of your stats to see how well you’re doing. This guide will cover how to check your career stats, including Average Skill Rating in XDefiant.XDefiant: How to check your Skill RatingScreenshot: PC InvasionPlayers can easily check their Average Skill Rating by heading to the profile tab from the main menu and selecting “Career Stats.” On the career stats page, you’ll get to see an overview of how well you’ve been playing against other players. Here is everything included on the career stats page:Total playtimeThe amount of hours you’ve played with each faction.Win/Loss RatioKill/****** RatioScore/MinuteAverage Skill RatingAs you can see, this page has all the key information you need to keep track of your performance in XDefiant. Remember to use the practice zone to prepare yourself for real matches if you want to increas...View the full article

Halo Infinite players can get extremely creative with the game's Forge toolkit, and Survive the Undead is the perfect example. Paying tribute to one of the greatest eras in the entire Call of Duty Zombies saga, the brand-new mode is available now on Xbox - but it won't be around for long. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Halo Infinite's new Spartan Points are your excuse to keep grinding New Halo Infinite update promises overhaul for Xbox multiplayer Ex-343 dev says there were "20-30" pitched Halo games we'll never see View the full article

There's a new sheriff in town at Arrowhead Game Studios, as former Paradox Interactive veteran Shams Jorjani has taken the reins at the Stockholm-based outfit. But don't worry, Helldivers 2 enjoyers, current Arrowhead CEO Johan Pilestedt isn't going anywhere. Having chosen to step down into a more game-focused role as Arrowhead's chief creative officer, Pilestedt is relishing the opportunity to spend more time with you when it comes to making the hit PS5 shooter the best it can be. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Helldivers 2's "second galactic war" begins after this huge ******** Helldivers 2 crushes **** of War Ragnarok's PlayStation sales record 2 billion Automatons are between you and a new Helldivers 2 Stratagem View the full article

Do you remember that debate a while back over how one pronounces "gif"? You know, those funny little moving pictures your mate on Discord sends you at 3AM to inflict psychic damage on you. Fortunately, nobody's arguing about that at all anymore... Read more.View the full article

In a game like XDefiant, Pinging your position or where the ****** is located is crucial. For many games I’ve played the people don’t talk a lot, so Pinging things would be a great replacement for that. However, in XDefiant, this system isn’t explained well. To learn how to Ping in XDefiant, you should read on.XDefiant: How to PingAt the time of writing this guide, it seems that XDefiant does not have a Ping system. I’ve looked for in the Settings menu for both the mouse and keyboard and controller, and it looks like Ubisoft hasn’t implemented this mechanic in the game yet. Strangely, a game like XDefiant does not have this system at launch because it makes perfect sense. If you’re playing on any of the modes such as Zone Control which requires the team to work in sync, Pinging targets and locations could help out — especially if no one is talking. Screenshot: PC InvasionThere have been many instances when I’m playing ...View the full article

There will be four MultiVersus currencies that you’ll be striving to earn. They are each for different purchases, and are earned in different ways.As MultiVersus isn’t out yet, we are operating with as much information as we have been given. When the game releases on May 28th, we’ll be able to update with any specifics.Table of contentsWhat happens to the old currency in MultiVersus?How to get and use Fighter currency in MutliVersusHow to get and use Perk currency in MultiVersusHow to get and use Gleamium currency in MultiVersusHow to get and use Prestige currency in MultiVersusWhat happens to the old currency in MultiVersus?MultiVersus will be abandoning the old currency system and introducing a new economy, using four different currency types. This means that old currency in the Open Beta will no longer be available to be earned. But this does not make it obsolete.To not punish the players who paid for and collected the old currencies, you’...View the full article

The complete Deadlock character roster has surfaced online, along with some other details about the upcoming game. The Valve-developed shooter has already been the subject of several leaks since mid-May 2024. View the full article

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343 Industries has added a fan-made gametype to Halo Infinite that's heavily inspired by Call of Duty's classic Zombies mode. The new Halo Infinite playlist is available to play through official matchmaking until June 4. View the full article

We already know that a full-blown sequel to swampy extraction shooter Hunt: Showdown probably isn’t on the cards right now, but developers Crytek appear to be lining up the next major update for the 2019 PvPvE cryptid-slayer as almost a whole new game regardless. Read more View the full article

How do you reroll in Wuthering Waves? As Kuro Game's new free-to-play RPG, Wuthering Waves is more than just a competitor to Genshin Impact & Honkai: Star Rail in look and gameplay style. Alongside Wuthering Waves codes to redeem for rewards and a plethora of Wuthering Waves characters to enjoy, there are classic gacha mechanics like rerolls too. With that, gacha games fans will surely want to know both how to pull off a Wuthering Waves reroll and whether the process is even worth it. Thankfully, we've ***** out both answers to make the start of your WW experience as straightforward as possible. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Wuthering Waves codes May 2024 Does Wuthering Waves have controller support? Wuthering Waves current and next banner View the full article

Can you play Wuthering Waves with a controller on mobile and PC? If you're excited to get your hands on the anime game, but you're not excited about having to play on mouse and keyboard or use touch screen controls, here's what you can expect about controller support coming to Wuthering Waves. Wuthering Waves is already looking to be a huge hit, taking the gacha game world by storm with a fresh take on the formula. If you're just getting started, be sure to check out the latest Wuthering Waves codes, all the Wuthering Waves characters, and what features you can expect in the Wuthering Waves release date. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Wuthering Waves codes May 2024 Wuthering Waves reroll guide Wuthering Waves current and next banner View the full article