June 2022

Pokémon Go developer Niantic has reportedly fire 85 to 90 members of its staff and cancelled four of its in-development projects - including a previously announced Transformers game and a collaboration with theatre company Punchdrunk - amid "economic turmoil" for the company.

That's according to Bloomberg, which has shared portions of an email sent to Niantic staff by the company's chief executive officer John Hanke.

In the message, Hanke is said to have blamed today's project cancellations and redundancies - which will affect around 8% of Niantic's workforce - on the company facing "a time of economic turmoil". Hanke reportedly claimed the moves would help "further streamline our operations in order to best position the company to weather any economic storms that may lie ahead."

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RimWorld, developer Ludeon Studios' widely acclaimed sci-fi colony sim, will finally be making the jump to consoles - some three and a half years after its full PC release - on 29th July.

RimWorld has, of course, made quite the mark on PC since its early access arrival all the way back in 2013 - partly for its wonderfully rich blend of management sim action and procedural storytelling, but equally for the way its complex systems can quickly tumble into outright debauchery, ranging from drug-fuelled cannibalism to non-consensual body harvesting.

Word that a console version of RimWorld was finally on the way arrived in March, although notably not through official channels. Instead, the port - being handled by Double Eleven Limited, which has previously helped port the likes of Minecraft Dungeons and Rust to consoles - hit headlines when it was listed as having been refused classification in Australia.

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Want to know when and where Crunchyroll Expo 2022 is taking place? Well, don’t worry, as we’ve got all the information you could possibly need to know about the event and what is going on there. Here is everything you need to know.

Crunchyroll Expo 2022 Dates and Location

Crunchyroll Expo 2022 is set to take place both in-person and streaming, with select panels on demand from Aug. 5–7, 2022, with an additional digital replay available until Aug. 9, 2022. The event will be hosted at the San Jose McEnery Convention Center in San Jose, California.

What Is Crunchyroll Expo?

Crunchyroll Expo is a yearly celebration of all things anime, featuring unique panels, exclusive merchandise, and world premieres. In-person guests have the opportunity to shop amongst four distinct districts:

• Central Shopping District – featuring anime merchandise, con exclusives, swag, and more
• Arts District – Home to nearly 150 artists
• Theater District – Showcases anime premieres and screenings
• Super Arcade – Features Club Yuzu, the place for gaming, raving, and more unique programming

How to Sign Up & Watch Crunchyroll Expo 2022

If you’re interested in signing up for the event and getting your very own badge, just follow the following instructions:

Today Atlus released another daily trailer of the upcoming JRPG Soul Hackers 2, focusing on some of the locations and dishes that will be featured in the game.

We return to the Pizzeria “Bon Appetite” where apparently you can order pizza named “Accuracy Bambino.”

Funnily, as an Italian, I’ve never in my life heard of a kind of pizza named “Bambino.” After a bit of research, turns out it’s a freestyle pizza concept somewhat popular in Japan that involves toppings popular with children (“Bambino” in Italian means “Child”), like corn, tuna, and bacon. The things you learn from the trailer of a game…

Like most daily trailers, we also get the daily horoscope, which sees Libra at the top of the fortune ranking and cancer at the bottom.

You can check the video out below.

Soul Hackers 2 releases for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC (Steam and Windows Store) on August 26, just one day after the Japanese launch on August 25.

For the past week, God of War: Ragnarök has been trending on Twitter, though there isn’t any definitive news from developer Sony Santa Monica Studio. Instead, there have just been a series of tweets from “industry insiders” pointing to a potential livestream reveal of the game on June 30. The rumor’s source is…

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The world of Hunter x Hunter has many unanswered questions that fans still wonder about since its release in 2011. Inquiries can range from the mysteries of Gon’s birth mother to Ging’s Nen abilities, but one that remains an enigma is what Hisoka tells Bodoro during their fight. After looking over theories and facts about the popular show, we’ll explain what really happened between the two.

What Did Hisoka Tell Bodoro in Hunter x Hunter? Answered

Because Bodoro met his demise in Hunter x Hunter, there isn’t a clear-cut answer to what Hisoka told him during the exam. Fortunately, fans have come up with some theories that could potentially be true when examining Bodoro’s characteristics.

While looking back at the series, you may notice that he refuses to fight children due to his code of ethics. In addition, Bodoro states that he will not fight Killua and Gon because of their young age, which further instigates the martial artist’s fight against Hisoka. However, during the showdown, he refuses to give up, in spite of being brutally injured by the conniving magician.

Considering these various topics, the community believes that Hisoka whispers, “If you don’t forfeit, I am going to fight the children,” causing Bodoro to surrender. Those who have watched the anime can see the irony in this theory once the arc ends.

The Fire Emblem series was properly revived with the release of Awakening back in 2013, and it’s only gotten even more popular since then. Which means that it’s time to rank all eight main Fire Emblem games that have been released so far.

Note: This list is only for the Fire Emblem games that have been released in North America up to this point. There’s also a spoiler warning for most of the titles listed here.

10. Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon (2008)

Shadow Dragon released on the Nintendo DS, but is actually a remake of the very first game that released on the Famicom in 1990. Even with a modern coat of paint and some improvements Shadow Dragon still has some pieces that feel dated, making it more of an experience to see where the series started.

Getting your guesses going in the right direction will help a lot when playing Wordle, as it allows players to eliminate unwanted letters and play with those that are present in the answer. In this guide, we’ll go through all of the 5-letter words starting with HU to give you a good idea of where to start and aid you on the quest to maintain your streak.

Note that the following list of words has been tested and will work in Wordle. However, if you spot any missing or incorrect words, please inform us via the comments below so we can take a look at the list and update it if necessary.

All 5 Letter Words Starting With HU

• hubby
• hucks
• hudna
• hudud
• huers
• huffs
• huffy
• huger
• huggy
• huhus
• huias
• hulas
• hules
• hulks
• hulky
• hullo
• hulls
• hully
• human
• humas
• humfs
• humic
• humid
• humor
• humph
• humps
• humpy
• humus
• hunch
• hunks
• hunky
• hunts
• hurds
• hurls
• hurly
• hurra
• hurry
• hurst
• hurts
• hushy
• husks
• husky
• husos
• hussy
• hutch
• hutia
• huzza
• huzzy

Now that you are caught up with this particular list of words, you should have everything you’ll need to start the game off. Pick your chosen word and input it as your answer in Wordle, and check the colors to get an idea of where you are at. Correct letters in the right position will turn green, yellow indicates a right letter in the wrong place, while grey rules out the letter entirely.

Six guesses might not seem like a lot, but if you are able to weed out the wrong letters and get a few correct ones, it will set you up for success in Wordle. In this guide, we’ll go through all of the 5-letter words ending with CH to give you a good idea of where to start and aid you on the quest to maintain your streak.

Note that the following list of words has been tested and will work in Wordle. However, if you spot any missing or incorrect words, please inform us via the comments below so we can take a look at the list and update it if necessary.

With so many words to choose from, sometimes, it can be hard to get started with Wordle. However, if you manage to get a good start, things will be easier as you continually refine your answer. In this guide, we’ll go through all of the 5-letter words starting and ending with H to give you some options in your quest to maintain your streak.

Note that the following list of words has been tested and will work in Wordle. However, if you spot any missing or incorrect words, please inform us via the comments below so we can take a look at the list and update it if necessary.

All 5 Letter Words Starting & Ending With H

• haith
• hanch
• harsh
• hatch
• haugh
• heath
• heigh
• hench
• heuch
• heugh
• hewgh
• hilch
• hitch
• hoach
• hooch
• hoosh
• horah
• hotch
• hough
• humph
• hunch
• hutch

Now that you are aware of the potential answers, it is time to put them to the test. Choose a word from the list and see what pops up. If you see green, you have the right letter in the correct spot, while yellow will mean positions need to be changed. As for grey, you can rule that letter out completely.

By methodically picking out the potential answers, it won’t be long before you achieve success. For those in a hurry, here is the answer to today’s puzzle instead.

If you’re wondering when Devil Is a Part-Timer Season 2 comes out, here’s what you need to know. After a long wait, and plenty of rumors to keep fans on edge, the beloved series finally has a set release date for its second season. Let’s get into it.

Devil Is a Part-Timer Season 2 Release Date

The subbed and dubbed versions of Devil Is a Part-Timer Season 2 releases on July 14, where Sadao must take care of a mysterious child. Since being a parent is no easy feat, he seeks the help of his companions, such as Alciel and Chiho Sasaki. But, to the Demon King’s dismay, the child believes that Emilia and Sadao are her parents, resulting in hilarious shenanigans between the two.

In the latest trailer for the anime, all-new characters will join the cast, including Amane Oguro, Lailah, Gabriel, and Camio. In addition, other returning members will have a more prominent role in the second season, including Rika Suzuki and Mayumi Kisaki.

The last time we saw the Ente Isla residents was in 2013 in its initial launch, showcasing the Devil and the Hero teaming up to save humanity from various atrocities. By the last episode, the two seemingly come to terms with each other; however, they will undoubtedly maintain their rocky relationship in Season 2.

Brahim Bensehoul is an illustrator, character artist and creature designer who has worked on stuff like League of Legends and Call of Duty.

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Anyone who bought one of Valve’s Steam Decks at launch got a very particular model of solid state drive installed in their device. Anyone buying one more recently has received a different drive, one that’s potentially slower.

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In 2003, a shooter called XIII was released. Based on a series of Belgian graphic novels, it tried something unique (for the time) by emulating the comic’s cel-shaded look, and while it wasn’t the greatest shooter ever made, it was still incredibly cool, quickly earning itself cult status.

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Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak is now just a few hours away, and the developers have revealed everything coming along with the latest expansion pack. During one of the recent Monster Hunter digital events, the director Yoshitake Suzuki provided an in-depth look at Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak Switch Skill Swap ability which allows you to switch skills during the fight. As one of the new mechanics, players should learn about how to use Switch Skill Swap to combat monsters in Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak.

Here’s a breakdown of how you can increase your Master Rank in Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak, as well as what the max Master Rank level is. Master Ranks are a new addition in Sunbreak that allow players to take on even more challenging hunts, which is great news for players who have already played the crap out of the base game. Let’s get into it.

What Master Rank Does

As mentioned earlier, by increasing your Master Rank, you’ll be able to go on more challenging hunts. And by taking down the tougher monsters, you can gather even more high quality materials to make better armor and weapons, which will make your subsequent hunts more manageable.

This is the core gameplay loop of Monster Hunter, and it remains intact in Sunbreak as well. Whenever you get stuck, consider farming some of your earlier hunts for materials to craft better equipment, then take on the highest level challenge available to you.

Increasing Master Rank in Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak

If you’ve already played the base game, then you should already be pretty familiar with how the Master Rank system works in Sunbreak.

It works the same way as your Hunter Rank in the original campaign of Monster Hunter Rise, and as it increases, you’ll be able to go on harder hunts.

Wondering how to undertake follower collaboration quests in Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak? Well, you’ve come to the right place. In this guide, we’ll explain how to get followers to join you on your adventure through Sunbreak’s new monstrous expansion. So, without further ado, let’s jump into it.

Undertaking Follower Collaboration Quests in Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak

It’s important to note that Follower Collab quests are not available straight away in Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak. You gain access to them shortly after you kick off your adventure.

When you first start Sunbreak, you’ll be tasked with completing several hunts, eventually unlocking your first Urgent Quest.

In a cutscene, Fiorayne will tell you that she is coming along to help out. After you complete that specific quest, the Follower Collab option unlocks at the Quest Counter (shown in the below image), and you can go on other missions with her or other NPCs, with other Follower Colab targets being added over time.

If you’re wondering how to return to Kamura village in Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak, here’s everything you need to know.

Kamura served as the main hub or base camp in the original story, but considering that Sunbreak takes you to an entirely different location, players might be wondering how to get back to the village in between missions. Let’s get into it.

Going Back to Kamura in Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak

Once you start Sunbreak, you’ll be locked into the expansion content for a short while, which means there’s no way to return to Kamura until you’ve progressed a bit further. Thankfully, you’ll only need to clear out a few quests before you’re able to travel back and forth between both locations again.

All you have to do is follow the story objectives and clear out the Master Rank 1 quests, and once you’ve done so, the game will inform you that you’re able to head back to Kamura again.

Climactic encounters with towering beasts are arguably the most recognizable aspect of the Monster Hunter franchise, and Sunbreak introduces a whole host of new monstrosities to overcome. Each has its own unique habitat and individual quirks. Learning the strengths and weaknesses of each is an important part of the hunt. Let’s take a look at all the new monsters in Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak.

All New Monsters in Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak

Below we will take a look at each new monster you will encounter while on your journey through the Kingdom of Elgado. Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak introduces a few new monsters, some new subspecies of existing monsters, and several monsters that have featured in the series previously who are making their return. If you are sensitive to spoilers, maybe come back later, as the last three serve as boss encounters in the game.

There are a total of 16 new beasts to hunt in the game, as listed below:

1. Gore Magala
2. Espinas
3. Daimyo Hermitaur
4. Pyre Ragna-Kadaki
5. Shagaru Magala
6. Scorned Magnamalo
7. Furious Rajang
8. Seregios
9. Aurora Somnacanth
10. Magma Almudron
11. Astalos
12. Blood Orange Bishaten
13. Shogun Ceanataur
14. Lunagaron
15. Garangolm
16. Malzeno

Now that we’ve listed them all, we’ll go over each of them in a bit more detail.

Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak continues the series’ core gameplay loop of enticing players into dangerous hunts in order to earn valuable material, which can then be forged into more powerful gear, which you can then use to hunt more dangerous monsters. In Sunbreak, there is an entirely new tier of armor to work towards called Master Rank, and it represents the very pinnacle of what you can craft. Let’s take a look at everything you need to know about Master Rank gear in Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak.

Everything You Need to Know About Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak’s Master Rank Gear

In the base game of Monster Hunter Rise, there were two tiers of tools budding Hunters could craft: Low Rank and High Rank. This corresponded with the stage you were at in the game. When undertaking Low-Rank Hunts, you would earn materials that could be used to craft Low-Rank gear. High Rank works the same way, the difference being the level of that set Equipment Skill (the passive effects that your Hunter gains by wearing the set.)

Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak is a massive expansion, introducing tough new monsters to hunt, a Master Rank tier of gear to craft, and lush locales to explore. There is plenty on offer to keep even the most dedicated Hunters occupied for hours on end. But how do you access this new content? Let’s take a look at exactly how to start the Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak expansion.

How to Start the Sunbreak Expansion in Monster Hunter Rise

First things first, actually beginning Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak requires you to have completed the vast majority of the base game. This is because Sunbreak’s content is set at the new Master Rank, meaning it is significantly more difficult than the base game.

While this might be unfortunate for Switch players looking to dive into the newer PC version, with all its bells and whistles, or new players looking to jump in, there is currently no way around this fact.

The base Monster Hunter Rise content will take an experienced player around 25 hours to complete, and a new player somewhere in the realm of 30+ hours. It helps that it is a fantastic game in its own right (and you can read our review of it right here), but just know that it might be a while before you get to the new content.

Being prepared for a hunt is always going to help your chances, especially when the foe awaiting you is one that is dangerous, fast, big, or a combination of everything above. However, that goes beyond just ensuring you have the best equipment for the job, having a good meal can make a world of difference if you know what you’re doing. For those seeking to understand more about Hopping Skewers in Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak, read on.

Hopping Skewers in Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak Explained

It is almost customary for hunters to dig into Dango before going off on a hunt, as a good meal can provide useful buffs that can shift things in your favor. However, Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak adds the option of using Hopping Skewers instead of the normal option. The key difference is that it will affect the skill levels as well as the activation of Dango skills.

When it comes to taking down the most terrifying of monsters, sometimes it is not just about having the right skills, you might want to look as cool as possible at the same time. With so many options in Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak at your disposal, why not add a few more into the mix? If you are looking for all the amiibo unlocks in Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak, you are in the right place.

All Amiibo Unlocks in Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak

Similar to Monster Hunter Rise, there will be three new amiibos that will release alongside Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak DLC. Based on the designs of the flagship monster Malzeno, you will be able to unlock more layered armor with the corresponding amiibo:

It is always going to be challenging when you are trying to take down hulking beasts, and not everyone is cut out to go toe to toe with such monsters. Therefore, it is always important to conserve your strength to prepare for the upcoming fight, or have a shortcut to get where you need to be available when you know a tough task is ahead. If you are curious about how to use Buddy Recon in Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak, this guide is for you.

Not to be confused with the mainline games, Danganronpa S: Ultimate Summer Camp is an expanded version of the optional board game that we saw back in Danganronpa V3. It was released as part of the Decadence Switch package last year, but PS4, PC, and mobile players will be able to grab it next month as well.

Set on Jabberwock Island, players will be able to experience a new story featuring all of the characters from across all the Danganronpa games, as well as Monokuma and his Monokids. This is an RPG-style board game where your characters can level up as you roll the dice and move them along the board, and engage in turn-based combat against Monokuma’s minions.

The gameplay is honestly pretty bland, and the highlight here is getting to see all your series faves interact with each other. But even that bit feels rather fanservice-y and not exactly very well-written, especially by Danganronpa standards. That said, this does feel like a great game to take with you on mobile devices, and could be worth a look if you’re a longtime fan of the series.

You can check out some of the in-game screenshots down below as well:

Today Square Enix revealed the first DLC expansion for its popular action RPG Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin, titled “Trials of the Dragon King.”

The DLC will release on July 20, 2022 for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC.

It will mark the first addition of content as part of the season pass, including a new job, weapon, areas, stories, and challenges. There will also be the addition of a new “accessories” category for gear.

Of course, the title will likely tell you that the prominent enemy of this DLC is the king of the dragons, Bahamut.

We already know the titles of the following DLC that will be released within the season pass, “Wanderer of the Rift” and “different future.”

You can check out the first trailer of the DLC below, including a well-known hero that fans of the Final Fantasy series will be familiar with, the Warrior of Light.

Lucky Balls are a new item introduced in Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak, and they help to add a little more flair and excitement to the existing lottery system. Here’s how to get them, and what they do in the game.

Getting Lucky Balls in Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak

The only way to get Lucky Balls in Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak is by playing the lottery. After you complete a quest, there’s a 20% chance that a sale will get activated at the Elgado General Store, allowing you to participate in the lottery system.

Speak with the General Store NPC to play the lottery to win a random prize (these can range from recovery to trap items to help you during hunts), and in doing so, you’ll have a chance of getting a Lucky Ball as well.

When I play Cult of the Lamb I feel all of these other games inside it. I feel Hades, I feel Undermine (an underrated gem), I feel Slay the Spire, the Binding of Isaac. Maybe I even feel Animal Crossing, if Tom Nook were the devil and the whole island locked in a cult - oh so it is Animal Crossing! But even with all of that swirling around, Cult of the Lamb manages to emerge as itself, feeling unforgettably and irrepressibly unique. Whisper it but this could be great.

It's a Roguelite action RPG, in essence. You've got one shot at fighting through a series of rooms, many with enemies, until eventually you reach a boss to complete the mission. There's a lot of slashing and dodge-rolling, and the pace is fast.

But the different bit is the in-between, which is where the theme of the game really comes through. You're a lamb saved by the devil as a blade hits your neck to sacrifice you. In return, though, the devil wants you to create a cult for them.

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When I play Cult of the Lamb I feel all of these other games inside it. I feel Hades, I feel Undermine (an underrated gem), I feel Slay the Spire, the Binding of Isaac. Maybe I even feel Animal Crossing, if Tom Nook were the devil and the whole island locked in a cult - oh so it is Animal Crossing! But even with all of that swirling around, Cult of the Lamb manages to emerge as itself, feeling unforgettably and irrepressibly unique. Whisper it but this could be great.

It's a Roguelite action RPG, in essence. You've got one shot at fighting through a series of rooms, many with enemies, until eventually you reach a boss to complete the mission. There's a lot of slashing and dodge-rolling, and the pace is fast.

But the different bit is the in-between, which is where the theme of the game really comes through. You're a lamb saved by the devil as a blade hits your neck to sacrifice you. In return, though, the devil wants you to create a cult for them.

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Steam Deck production might be ramping up again but it turns out more recent orders could be something of a lucky dip, SSD-wise. Valve have quietly updated their Steam Deck tech specs page with a note that the NVMe SSDs in “some” 256GB and 512GB models might now use the PCIe Gen 3.0 x2 interface, meaning the drive has half the usual bandwidth of the Gen 3.0 x 4 SSDs that previously featured as standard.

As first spotted by German site HardwareLuxx, there's no indication as to why Valve made this change, and it doesn’t look like anyone with an outstanding Steam Deck order will know which SSD bandwidth they’ll get in advance. However, Valve's added note explains that “In our testing, we did not see any impact to gaming performance between x2 and x4.”

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Hello! Once again Eurogamer is marking Pride Month - on this, its 50th anniversary year - with a week of features celebrating the intersection of queer culture and gaming. This morning, Dr Lloyd (Meadhbh) Houston issues a battlecry, of sorts, to make cyberpunk queer (again).

And while we have you here, if you've been eagerly awaiting a restock of Eurogamer's Pride t-shirts, we're happy to report that more - in two ravishing variants - are now available for purchase. All profits will be split between LGBTQIA+ charities Mermaids and Mind Out.

I'd like to begin this piece with a coming out of sorts. "What better time to come out than Pride Month?", I hear you say. "There's no judgement here." "This is a place of love and support!" But, I fear there is no pride to be taken in this admission. For you see, dear reader, I am someone who unironically quite enjoyed Cyberpunk 2077. I certainly didn't think it was the Second Coming / pizza-that's-also-ice-cream-that-gives-you-orgasms-while-doing-your-taxes epochal experience it was hyped to be, but, nor did I think it was absolutely execrable. It was schlocky and fun and a surprisingly accurate reflection of the tone (and jank) of its table-top RPG source material.

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Yet another Japanese novelist, Kyokutei Bakin, has debuted as a Servant in Fate/Grand Order. Kyokutei Bakin, or Takizawa Bakin, appears as an SSR Rider Servant during the game's new event, Nanmei Yumihari Hakkenden. Nanmei Yumihari Hakkenden will run on the Japanese Fate/Grand Order server from June 29 to July 20, 2022.

The other Servants that have a rate-up on the current Kyokutei Bakin banner are Okada Izo and the Avenger of Shinjuku. In history, the real-life Kyokutei Bakin was a writer from the 19th century, and he was prominent for his historical and moral novels. He pioneered the genre of historical romance in Japan.

In Fate/Grand Order, Kyokutei Bakin has a single-target Arts Noble Phantasm, and her skills mainly focus on buffing her card performance. She can also charge her own NP gauge. You can watch her Noble Phantasm, Nanso Satomi Hakkenden: The Eight Dog Chronicles, here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vzx6Fkc7oNg&t

As for the event itself, Nanmei Yumihari Hakkenden starts with a puppy appearing in Chaldea. Kyokutei Bakin appears, claiming to be the puppy’s owner. As Chaldea investigates Kyokutei Bakin, an incredibly destructive arrow hits the building. Before a second arrow can hit, Chaldea must investigate the mysterious Singularity from which the arrow originated. The gameplay will feature an expedition system in which you send out dogs to gather resources. As you play through the story, you can unlock more areas.

You’ll need to plant a Reality Seed at either Sunflower’s Saplings or Fungi Farm in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 3 for one of the week 4 quests. In this guide, we’ll run you through where to find each of these landmark locations on the battle royale island, as well as explain how to plant Reality Seeds if you’ve not yet done it this season.

Where to Plant a Reality Seed at Sunflower’s Saplings or Fungi Farm

Sunflower’s Saplings can be found to the west of the Daily Bugle, while Fungi Farm is found to the southwest of Groovy Grove. Their locations are marked on the map below.

On the lookout for the best Fortnite Tycoon codes?

In Fortnite, Tycoon maps are one of the most popular creative islands developed by the community players. It’s no secret that Fortnite has a massive collection of custom maps. Therefore, finding the best creative maps is a daunting task, which is why we’ve got you covered with the list of best Fortnite Tycoon codes to save you from this time-consuming process.

Best Fortnite Tycoon Codes List

Here’s is a code list for some of the best Fortnite Tycoon maps ever made:

Secret Fort Island Tycoon Wars

The Secret Fort Island Tycoon Wars map features a unique, cool summer vibe design. Each game supports up to four to eight players and is divided into two equal teams. Each team gets their island which they can use to get the money. Players can spend those bucks to purchase better gears and fill their loadout with top-tier weapons to conquer the battle.

The question of what is Scar’s real name in Full Metal Alchemist is something that plagues the minds of many. So why not end this discussion altogether by simply revealing the real name of Scar? For the uninitiated, Scar also known as Scarred Man is one of the characters from the Fullmetal Alchemist manga series and is introduced as a villain who hunts down alchemists working for the state military of Amestris. Despite being such an important character, we never get to learn about what his real name is. Here’s what you need to know.

Scar’s Real Name in Full Metal Alchemist

As of Chapter 108, Scar officially has no name in Full Metal Alchemist, so his real name still remains a mystery. He stated that after dying twice, he no longer exists and it is unclear if his name will ever be revealed. Series creator Hiromu Arakawa had initially planned on revealing Scar’s name before the manga series concludes (in the “extras” at the end of volume 15, Arakawa stated that she has a name for Scar, but it’s a secret). 

Toying around with this mystery in the non-canon 4-Koma Theater it is jokingly said that Scar’s real name is Jugemu-jugemu Gokōnosurikire Kaijarisuigyo-no Suigyōmatsu Unraimatsu Fūraimatsu Kūnerutokoroni-sumutokoro Yaburakōjino-burakōji Paipopaipo-paiponoshūringan Shūringanno-gūrindai Gūrindaino-ponpokopīno-ponpokonāno Chōkyūmeino-chōsuke, derived from the Japanese folktale “Jugemu.” 

If you’re wondering when the Blue Lock anime adaptation is set to come out, here’s everything you need to know.

Written by Muneyuki Kaneshiro and illustrated by Yusuke Nomura, Blue Lock has taken the manga world by storm over the past year or so. WIth Haikyuu’s anime coming to a close in the next few years, this could very well be the next big sports anime to fill that void.

Blue Lock Anime Release Date

The Blue Lock anime series is set to premiere on October 8, 2022. The premiere was announced just a few months back, alongside a new trailer showing off its stunning animation and all the Team Z boys.

We also got some key art for the series, again showing off the main cast on Team Z. It’s likely that we’ll get more news about an exact release date in the next month or so, and we’ll update this article once that information is released.

Escape from Tarkov can be an entirely overwhelming and complicated experience for new players. Every update on the game’s maps, ammo effectiveness, loot, and content has an impact on how the game plays. Generally speaking, there are very few changes made to Tarkov that improve the game’s accessibility for fresh players. In light of this, we’ve compiled the best Escape from Tarkov maps for beginners to stay on their feet and thrive in the natural progression of the game.

What the Best Talisman Is in God of War

Here are the best Talismans in God of War.

The new God of War is a different beast to its predecessors. It places more of an emphasis on storytelling, centering on Kratos and his relationship with his son Atreus. The game also features a retooled combat system, which is a much slower, deeper, and more methodical affair.

Armor can be equipped to Kratos along with different upgrades and attacks. Talismans are equipable items in the game which grant certain abilities and stat buffs to Kratos.

There is a wide selection to choose from, with some improving defensive stats, and others offering up powerful offensive abilities. Meanwhile, some Talismans are more useful than others, the matter of which one will work for you depends entirely on your playstyle.

There are a few that are great all-around options, suited to almost every kind of combat situation.

Amulet of Kvasir

Best Talisman in God of War

First up is the Amulet of Kvasir, which is found in the Light Elf Sanctuary in Alfheim. This Talisman grants a passive ability called Realm Shift. This triggers a slow-down in time after a successful dodge, giving you time to counter-attack.

It’s incredibly useful, as you can actually deal some serious damage after a dodge, which comes in especially handy when fighting the Valkyries later on in God of War.