The Miracle Growth Elixir in Disney Dreamlight Valley lives up to its name as it instantly grows vegetables like Pumpkins and Lettuce. Thankfully, it's fairly easy to make by finding V??italys Crystals and more from the game.

Miracle Growth Elixir Disney Dreamlight Valley ingredients

To create the awesome Miracle Growth Elixir in Disney Dreamlight Valley, you'll need the following ingredients:

• 10 Vitalys Crystals
• 10 Rich Soil
• 500 Dreamlight

Vitalys Crystals are found within a cave around the Sunlit Plateau called the Vitalys Mine. Look ??for the waterfall near a stone bridge to find it. You'll first want a companion with you, who has the Mining specialty, so the process becomes faster. Mine at the rocks that have a blue streak to them. Hit them with the pickaxe, and you have a good chance to get a Vitalys Crystal. Having a companion with you gives a chance of ??getting another Vitalys Crystal.

Rich Soil is gained by digging up the soil at any location, especially within the Plaza. This?? is a random drop. Having a digging specialty companion with you may help with the process too.

Dreamlight is gathered by completing quests and finishing Duties like taking a picture or collecting enough apples. You can check your objectives on the menu. It's under the first section "Dreamlight." You can also craft Dreamlight with Dream Shards.

How to use this elixir

Once you have all of the ingredients, go to any crafting station near your house or in Scrooge's store. Yo??u can find the Miracle Growth Elixir from the list of options.

Make sure to pick the correct potion. Once it's made, use ??it from your inventory menu. Then, equip the water can. Spray it on the crops you want to see grow instantly. You only have a few limited uses so pick your crops ??wisely.

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2024 is already looking to be an interesting year for gaming, with several remakes and remasters arriving in early January and brand-new releases making the waves later on. 2023 was an exciting time, gaming in 2024 was slightly underwhelming, and it's only a matter of?? time before we learn what 2025?? entails.

It is very easy to forget the sheer ?volume of games that launch throughout an entire year. One month alone can have dozens of releases, let alone the res?t as game development teams announce their plans.

If you’re looking to plan ahead or tell others about an upcoming release, we have an ongoing list of ?games confirmed t?o launch in 2025. We’ll also continue updating this list as we learn about new releases and delays.

Updated January 20, 2025: Updated with several new titles,?? both within the i??ndie and AAA space.

January 2025 game releases

• Beyond Citadel (PC) - January 2
• Wuthering Waves (PS5) - January 2
• Click Mage (PC) - January 6
• Chocolate Factory Simulator (PC) - January 7
• Desktop Mate (PC) - January 7
• Sea Fantasy (PC) - January 7
• Ys Memoire: The Oath in Felghana (PC4, PS5, Switch) - January 7
• My Summer Car (PC) - January 8
• The Last Flame (PC) - January 9
• Freedom Wars Remastered (PC, PS4, PS5, Switch) - January 10
• Airborne Empire (PC, Early Access) - January 13
• Dreaming Isles (PC) - January 13
• Heroes of Hammerwatch II (PC) January 14
• Hyper Light Breaker (PC) - January 14
• Turnip Boy Robs a Bank (iOS, Android) - January 14
• Aloft (PC) - January 15
• Age of Darkness: Final Stand (PC) - January 15
• Age of Water (PC) - January 16
• Assetto Corsa EVO (PC, Early Access) - January 16
• Blade Chimera (PC, Switch) - January 16
• Donkey Kong Country Returns HD (Switch) - January 16
• DreadOut Remastered Collection (PC, PS4, Switch) - January 16
• Dynasty Warriors: Origins (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - January 16
• Football Coach: College Dynasty (PC) - January 16
• Morkull Ragast's Rage (PC, Xbox Series X/S) - January 16
• Cyclopean: The Great Abyss (PC, Early Access) - January 17
• Skystead Ranch (PC) - January 17
• Tales of Graces f Remastered (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - January 17
• Helskate (PC) - January 20
• Into the Emberlands (PC) - January 20
• Needy Streamer Overload (PS4, PS5) - January 21
• Ender Magnolia: Bloom in the Mist (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - January 22
• Final Fantasy VII Rebirth (PC) - January 23
• Gravelord (PC, Early Access) - January 22
• Guilty Gear Strive (Switch) - January 23
• Star Wars Episode I: Jedi Power Battles (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - January 23
• Synduality: Echo of Ada (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - January 23
• Space Engineers 2 (PC, Early Access) - January 27
• Cuisineer (PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - January 28
• Eternal Strands (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - January 28
• Neptunia Riders VS Dogoos (PS4, PS5, Switch) - January 28
• Tails of Iron II: Whiskers of Winter (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - January 28
• The Stone of Madness (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - January 28
• Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. (PC) - January 28
• Warside (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Switch) - January 28
• Cardfight!! Vanguard Dear Days 2 (PC, Switch) - January 30
• Hello Kitty Island Adventure (PC, Switch) - January 30
• Phantom Brave: The Lost Hero (PC, PS4, PS5, Switch) - January 30
• Sniper Elite: Resistance (PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - January 30
• Marvel's Spider-Man 2 (PC) - January 30
• Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - January 31

February 2025 game releases

• Kingdom Come: Deliverance II (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - February 4
• Rift of the NecroDancer (PC) - February 5
• While Waiting (PC, Switch) - February 5
• Keep Driving (PC) - February 6
• Civilization VII (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - February 11
• Urban Myth Dissolution Center (PC, PS5, Switch) - February 12
• Hyperdevotion Noire: Goddess Black Heart (Switch) - February 13
• Phantom Breaker: Battle Grounds Ultimate (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - February 13
• Date Everything! (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - February 14
• Tomb Raider IV–VI Remastered (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - February 14
• The Legend of Heroes: Trails Through Daybreak II (PC, Switch) - February 14
• Avowed (PC, Xbox Series X/S) - February 18
• Lost Records: Bloom & Rage - Tape one (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - February 18
• Stories from Sol: The Gun-Dog (PC, PS4, PS5, Switch) - February 20
• Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - February 21
• Crystar (PS5) - February 27
• Yu-Gi-Oh! Early Days Collection (PC, Switch) - February 27
• Monster Hunter Wilds (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - February 28
• Amber Isle (Switch) - February
• Midnight Murder Club (PC, PS5, Early Access) - February
• Morsels (PC, PS5, Switch) - February
• On Your Tail (Switch) - February

March 2025 game releases

• Everhood 2 (PC, Switch) - March 4
• Two Point Museum (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - March 4
• Dragonkin: The Banished (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - March 6
• Fragpunk (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - March 6
• Grimoire Groves (PC) - March 6
• Split Fiction (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - March 6
• Suikoden I&II ??HD Remaster Gate Rune and D??unan Unification Wars (PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch) - March 6
• Wanderstop (PC, PS5) - March 11
• Beyond the Ice Palace 2 (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - March 13
• Bionic Bay (PC, PS5) - March 13
• Matcho (PC, PS5) - March 13
• Lost Records: Bloom & Rage - Tape two (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - March 18
• Assassin's Creed Shadows (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - March 20
• Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition (Switch) - March 20
• Atelier Yumia: The Alchemist of Memories & the Envisioned Land (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - March 21
• BLEACH Rebirth of Souls (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - March 21
• Gedonia 2 (PC) - March 24
• Tales of the Shire: A Lord of the Rings Game (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - March 25
• Atomfall (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - March 27
• The First Berserker: Khazan (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - March 27
• inZOI (PC) - March 28
• Psycho Patrol R (PC, Early Access) - March 31
• Football Manager 25 (PC, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - March
• Killing Floor 3 (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - March

April 2025 game releases

• The Last of Us Part II (PC) - April 3
• All in Abyss: Judge the Fake (PC, PS5, Switch) - April 10
• Star Overdrive (Switch) - April 10
• Koira (PC, PS5) - April 17
• Mandragora (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - April 17
• Lunar Remastered Collection (PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch) - April 18
• FATAL FURY: City of the Wolves (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - April 24
• Tempest Rising (PC) - April 24
• The Hundred Line -Last Defense Academy- (PC, Switch) - April 24
• Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time (Switch) - April
• Magic Inn (PC) - April
• Ratatan (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - April

May 2025 game releases

• Revenge of the Savage Planet (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - May

June 2025 game releases

• Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road (PC, PS4, PS5, iOS, Android, Switch) - June

October 2025 game releases

• Double Dragon Revive (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - October 23

Games with unknown release dates (2025)

• A.I.L.A
• ARC Raiders
• Astrobotanica
• Biped 2
• Borderlands 4
• Capcom Fighting Collection 2
• Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
• Coffee Talk Tokyo
• Crimson Desert
• Crown Gambit
• Dave the Diver Into the Jungle
• Demonschool
• Descenders Next
• Directive 8020
• Dispatch
• Doom: The Dark Ages
• Doom (SNES)
• Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake
• Dune Awakening
• Dying Light: The Beast
• EDENS ZERO
• Elden Ring: Nightreign
• Fable
• FBC: Firebreak
• Flappy Bird
• Floatopia
• Freeride
• Game of Thrones: Kingsroad
• Hello Kitty Island Adventure (PS, PS5)
• Herdling
• Heroes of Might & Magic: Olden Era
• Hotel Barcelona
• inZOI (PS5, Xbox Series X/S)
• Last Spartan: Glory Over Madness
• Little Nightmares 3
• Lost Soul Aside
• Mafia: The Old Country
• Mecha Break
• Metroid Prime 4: Beyond
• Mio: Memories in Orbit
• Mistfall Hunter
• Moth Kubit
• MOUSE: P.I. For Hire
• Nanuka: Secret of the Shattering Mood
• Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound
• Nivalis
• One Move Away
• Paralives
• Perfect Dark
• Recettear: An Item Shop’s Tale HD Edition
• Rematch
• Ritual of Raven
• Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma
• Rune Factory: Project Dragon
• Sea of Stars: Throes of the Watchmaker
• Shadow Labyrinth (Pac-Man)
• Shovel Knight: Shovel of Hope DX
• Showa American Story
• Slay the Spire II (Early Access)
• Solasta II (Early Access)
• Solo Leveling Arise (PC)
• Sonic Racing CrossWorlds
• Splitgate 2
• Stalcraft Operations
• Star Overdrive (PC, PS5)
• State of Decay 3
• Steel Paws
• South of Midnight
• Subnautica 2
• Terminator: Survivors
• The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky the 1st
• The Legend of Baboo
• The Outer Worlds 2
• Time Flies
• Vampire Dynasty
• Wheel World
• Wuchang: Fallen Feathers

Games with unknown release dates (2026)

• Blackfrost the Long Dark 2 (Early Access)
• Onimusha Way of the Sword
• Screamer
• The Witcher 4

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If there’s one thing that every Fallout game has taught us, it’s that humans never learn their lesson. As if Earth needed to endure any more nuclear explosions, Fallout 76 a??llows players to launch nukes of their own and even encourages?? them to do so. 

While obtaining pre-war nuclear launch codes was a privilege only a few in the world had, the post-apocalyptic wasteland hands out codes as if they were phone numbers. If you're looking to leave a radioactive scar upon Earth yourself, you're gonna need to know what Nuke Codes are currently active.

Currently active Fallout 76 Nuke Codes:

Nuke Code??s ??reset every Sunday at 5pm PT / 8pm ET / Monday 12am UTC

What are Nukes Codes used for in Fallout 76?

In Fallout 76, Nuke Codes are?? weekly codes for launching nukes across the App?alachian Wasteland. When the codes reset every Sunday night, any codes held within player inventories will be deleted. Each code consists of eight digits corresponding to one of the three nuclear launch sites within the game: Alpha, Bravo, and Charlie. Since each code can be used by any player while they are active, the community comes together to decipher the codes each week so that individuals don't have to.

Besides nuking other players�?camps for fun, nuclear launches play a vital role in the endgame of Fallout 76. After an area is?? nuked, some of the highes?t-level enemies, loot, and mutated flowers spawn within the newly created blast zone. Some bosses such as the Scorchbeast Queen only spawn when particular areas are nuked. 

How to use Nuke Codes in Fallout 76

Every player is capab??le of taking advantage of the regions nuked by other players but to launch nukes of your own, there are some prerequi?sites. 

Here’s what needs to be done in order to use Nuke Codes to l?aunch nuclear missiles:

1. Complete the Main Quest
2. Become a member of the Enclave faction
3. Complete the Enclave quest, I am Become Death (This acts as a tutorial for the launch process)

   1. Alternatively, having a team member launch a nuke will automatically complete the quest for you.

4. Obtain a Nuclear Keycard - By using the tracking terminal located within the Whitespring Congressional Bunker, you can trigger a repeatable quest to track a cargobot convey which carries a Nuclear Keycard.
5. Travel to any of the three nuclear launch sites: Alpha, Bravo, or Charlie
6. Fight high-level enemy hordes within the launch site. (Prepare for level 50+ robots)
7. Input the weekly Nuke Codes found at the top of this page that correspond to the nuclear launch site you’re at. (Ex. the Alpha code only works for Launch Site Alpha.)
8. Select your target and launch your nuclear missile

Where are the nuclear launch sites in Fallout 76?

There are three nuclear launch sites in Fallout 76, each located within the Savage Divide?? region. There aren't many differences between them, but if a player has recently used a site to launch a nuke, the interior will be on lockdown (effectively a cooldown state).

Where to find Launch Site Alpha, Bravo, and Charlie

Launch Site Alpha

Site Alpha is located North ????of West Tek Research Center.

Launch Site Bravo

Site Bravo is found directly South of the Palace of the Winding Path, or Northeast of the Gra?fton Dam.

Launch Site Charlie

Site Charlie is Southwest of Foundation within a warehouse facility??.

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The Amethyst in Disney Dreamlight Valley gem is a precious resource used for multiple quests and can help cr?aft a special ob?ject to decorate your environments. Here's how to find the Amethyst so that you can help villagers like Ursula and Nala with their friendship quests.

Amethyst Disney Dreamlight Valley locations

Amethyst in Disney Dreamlight Valley can be spotted in two different locations within ?the original valley:

• Frosted Heights
• Forgotten Lands

Thankfully, you won't need any of the DLC to get this material. Head over to the Frosted Heights or Forgotten Lands and use your pickaxe to strike the rocks i?n the area. Also, take a buddy with you with the mining proficiency to gain bonus re?wards from striking each rock. You'll also get that friendship level up.

How to Make a Purple Wrought Iron Streetlamp

??Once y??ou've gathered Amethyst, you can create a Purple Wrought Iron Streetlamp. To make that, you'll need the following:

• Two Glass
• Five Iron Ingots
• One Amethyst

You can create Iron? Ingots at the crafting table by mixing Iron Ore and Coal Ore. You'll get those materials from mining rocks (and the number of resources grows when hanging out with a friend who has the mining specialty). Glass can be formed by crafting Sand and Coal Ore. Dig at the sand of Dazzle Beach with your shovel to get the resource.

If you don't want to make a Purple Wrought Iron Streetlamp, you can also sell Amethyst for 500 Star Coins at any of Goofy's stalls.

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It's a new year, and to help celebrate the month of January 2025, we have a bunch of stellar games, including a remaster of a beloved Vita game and the next entry of a popular action franchise. You'll also blow heads off in excessive detail as you fire your powerful weaponry in Sniper Elite: Resistance.

Dynasty Warriors Origins (PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC)

Publisher: Koei Tecmo
Developer: Koei Tecmo
Price: $69.99
Release Date: January 17
Trailer

The Dynasty Warriors series looks as epic as ever in this next entry. As a nameless hero protagonist, you're stepping into the field of hundreds of warriors. You'll be utilizing fast-paced combos and abilities called arts to take down these foes. There's also a strategic element to the visual madness on screen as you command your allies to advance or caval??ry charge to victory (or failure). You'll also have to manage the morale of your forces, which should be quite the challenge. Hopefully, you'll still be able to enjoy the breakneck action despite the strategic elements of this new entry.

"Omega Force and Koei Tecmo have taken a lot of the staples from the franchise like massive-scale battles and expanded them while also improving the overall game through better storytelling, more interesting combat, and a player character-driven focus," said our preview.

It will be launched on consoles and PC systems on January 17. Those who p??urchase the Digital Deluxe Ed??ition can start on January 14.

Ender Magnolia: Bloom in the Mist (PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox Series X|S, PC)

Publisher: Binary Haze Interactive
Developer: Adglobe, Live Wire
Price: $19.99
Release Date: January 22
Trailer

An indie highlight from the January 2025 games lineup is Ender Magnolia: Bloom in the Mist. It's a sequel to the critically acclaimed Metroidvania Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights. The sequel was previously launched through Steam Early Access and has an impressive Overwhelmingly Positive 97% rating on Steam.

In this entry, you play as an attuner named Lilac, who can summon the power of the Homunculi. In this journey, you wake up from a laboratory, try to find your lost memories and save "precious friends in the Land of Fumes," acc?ording to the Steam page. You'll come across pretty 2D art and 30 different unique skills from the companions you meet as you explore this post-apocalyptic world. There's also a lot of equipment, relics, and items to find on your adventure.

Freedom Wars Remastered (PS4, PS5, Switch, PC)

Publisher: Bandai Namco
Developer: Dimps
Price: Unannounced (as of the time of writing)
Release Date: January 10
Trailer

The PlayStation Vita hidden gem Freedom Wars finally gets a remaster on modern platforms on January 10. It has a unique scenario for this co-op action game. You begin your life as a criminal for just being born, and you're?? fighting enemies and finishing missions to reduce your sentence. Bandai Namco says the game supports a 4K resolution and 60 frames per second on all current-gen platforms. Additionally, the game has upgraded textu??res, but to be honest, from the screenshots and footage so far, you can still tell it was originally a Vita game.

The game has an overhauled weapon crafting system, new difficulty options, and more gameplay upgrades in Freedom Wars Remastered. As you play through the game, you'll be given Thorn weapons to help you traverse each level and take down enemies. These weapons let you set traps, provide healing, and more benefits to your team. The materials you gather from fallen enemies will let you upgrade your weapons, similar to the Monster Hunter series. The original Vita release of Freedom Wars received an 8/10 score from our review, so the remaster may be worth checking out.

Sniper Elite: Resistance (PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PC)

Publisher: Rebellion
Developer: Rebellion
Price: $49.99
Release Date: January 30
Trailer

Sniper Elite: Resistance takes us back to World War 2 as we snipe Nazis in a hidden war amongst occupied France. We play as Harry Hawker, an operative tasked with eliminating the Wunderwaffe, a weapon that would guarantee the Nazis victory in the war. Sniper Elite's X-ray ki??ll cam is back in this game as it gives us the visceral details of a bullet ent?ering the noggin (and other body parts) of your enemies. You'll need to consider gravity, wind, and even your heart rate to get the perfect shot.

As you play through Sniper Elite: Resistance, you'll be able to customize and upgrade your weapons with all manner of scopes, stocks, barrels, magazines and other attachments. You'll also get the ability to use armor-piercing shells to finish your task when the game drops onto physical and digital store shelves on January 30.

Tales of Graces f Remastered (PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, PC)

Publisher: Bandai Namco
Developer: TOSE CO. LTD
Price: $49.99
Release Date: January 17
Trailer

Asbel's adventures return in Tales of Graces f Remastered when Bandai Namco releases this JRPG for modern platforms on January 17. This new version of the adventure includes graphical improvements, auto-save functionality, the ability to turn off enemy encounters, and the addition of dashing rather than the slower running. You can a??lso skip cutscenes with this release, and icons have been added to the UI to make the experience clearer. M??ost of the original DLC from the PS3 version is included in the package.

The story revolves around three kingdoms vying for control of the world. Our heroes, such as Asbel, Richard, and Sophie, must work together to save the beautiful world Ephinea. While playing this on the PS3, my teenage self loved the probably corny storyline, which focused on the friends??hip between the characters that grow from childhood; hopefully, it ages well.

Honorable Mentions

The January 2025 games lineup has many remasters and ports. They include the Wii platformer Donkey Kong Country Returns HD, and the new remaster of the PS1 classic Star Wars Episode 1: Jedi Power Battles. Marvel's Spider-Man 2 also finally arrives on PC in January.

• Airborne Empire Early Access (PC) - January 13
• Assetto Corsa EVO Early Access (PC) - January 16
• Donkey Kong Country Returns HD (Switch) - January 16
• Border Town Early Access(PC) - January 23
• Star Wars Episode 1: Jedi Power Battles (PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, PC) - January 23
• Orcs Must Die! Deathtrap (PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S) - January 28
• Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. (PC) - January 28
• Cuisineer (PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC) - January 29
• Hello Kitty Island Adventure (Switch, PC) - January 30
• Marvel's Spider-Man 2 (PC) - January 30
• Phantom Brave: The Lost Hero (PS4, PS5, Switch) - January 30

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Tekka Maki in Disney Dreamlight Valley is a t?asty Japanese dish you can make for your pals like Donald and Mickey. Unfortunately, the ingredients take a long while to grow.

All Tekka Maki Disney Dreamlight Valley ingredients

Tekka Maki can be made with the following ingredients in Disney Dreamlight Valley:

• Tuna
• Seaweed
• Soya
• Rice

Tuna can be fis?hed from the waters of Glade of Trust and Forgotten Lands in the original valley. The ingredient can be found in white ripples within the water.

Seaweed can be found in a similar spot to Tuna. Use your fishing rod and set the feed to a place outside of ripples within any spot in the Valley. You should get Seaweed pretty quickly. This ingredient is also used to feed turtles in Disney Dreamlight Valley.

Soya can be purchased from Goofy's Stall in the Lion King-themed Sunlit Plateau. The clumsy character sells the green beans' seeds for 60 Star Coins. It annoyingly grows within one hour and 30 minutes. You can speed up the process with some Miracle Growth Elixir.

Rice is also bought from Goofy's Stall, this time in the Glade of Trust. The seeds are 35 Star Coins each, while the ingredient itself is 92 Star Coins each. Rice is a little quicker to grow than Soya and takes 50 minutes. Rice can also be used to make another Japanese dish, Sake Maki, which includes Salmon instead of Tuna.

Once you have all the ingred??ients, go to a cooking station at your home or Chez Remy. Then, place them all into the pot to create your Tekka Maki. It can be sold for 366 Star Coins or consumed for 984 Energy. Now, you have the delicious recipe in yo??ur culinary repertoire!

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Magma in Disney Dreamlight Valley is a resource that's needed for quests and to make some cool items in the game, like the Madrigal Family Door. It can be found only in the DLC called The Storybook Vale.

Magma location in Disney Dreamlight Valley

Magma is a resource dropped in the new land of Mythopia within the Storybook Vale realm. It's the Grecian-inspired area reigned by the God Hades, who is separated from the Mistress of All Evi?l Maleficent.

Go to any location in Mythopia and mine the rocks from there. There is a chance to get Magma or even Shiny Magma from these rocks. Bring along a b??uddy who has the Mining specialty attached to them. You're more likely to get Magma from each rock while mining it, but it also increases their friendship level?, opening up new quests and items for you. It's a win-win.

What can you make with Magma?

You'll need Magma for four different Hades quests, including 20 for the Fine, I'll Do It Myself friendship quest with the Lord of the Dead. However, there are also some items you can craft with Magma. The Madriga?l Family Door, for instance, is unlocked after finishing the Re-order puzzle. The recipe asks for the?? following:

• 2 Magma
• 5 Gold Ingots
• 5 Gravel
• 5 Lightning Spice
• 500 Storybook Magic

Gold Ingots can be crafted by merging Gold Nuggets and Coal Ore together, or you can buy them at Kristoff's Stall. Gravel can be pick?ed up by shoveling dirt in Mythopia (I had more luck in The Elysian Fields), and Lightning Spice is a herb that can be picked up in Mythopia, too. The last ingredient is hard? to miss because it's bright yellow.

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Pure Ice in Disney Dreamlight Valley is a wintry resource that can be gathered to craft items like the Fountain of Thebes and finish quests. This is only available in The Storybook Vale expansion.

Where to find Pure Ice in Disney Dreamlight Valley

Have your pickaxe ready in Disney Dreamlight Valley? Good. Head over to Everafter and hit the rocks in this new area to get Pure Ice. Everafter is the area inspired by Sleeping Beauty, which is being run by the Mistress of All Evil Maleficent. Magma is gathered in Mythopia, Hades' domain. You can also find Volcanic Rock in this area within the Disney Dreamlight Valley DLC.

It has a lower chance of appearing, but you'll eventually find Pure Ice. Make sure you're with a pal in Disney Dreamlight Valley who is proficient at mining. This gives you a chance of getting even more Pure Ice, while increasing their friendship level. Pure Ice's opposite Magma can also be retrieved by mining rocks in Myt?hopia.

What is this resource used for?

Pure Ice is used for multiple quests in The Storybook Vale DLC. It's also an ingredient within crafting recipes like The Stained Glass Window to Imagination.

You'll need the f??ollowing t?o make The Stained Glass Window to Imagination:

• 2 Pure Ice
• 20 Broken Weapons
• 5 Dusty Violet Roses
• 5 Fuchsia Eternal Poppies

You can also make a neat Agrabah Chair by crafting the item with the following ingredients from The Storybook Vale:

• 1 Sorcerer Hat Hermit Crab
• 5 Iron Ingots
• 500 Story Magic

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Throughout the years, particularly in 2023 and 2024, we've experienced some of the best (and worst) gaming has to offer, from role-playing games that set the standard for years to come to small indie titles that lay comfortably in our hearts and tug at the heartstrings. We're also continuing to see the rise of expansions for some of the most famous games out there, from World of Warcraft: The War Within to Final Fantasy XIV: Dawntrail.

With all that said, it's easy to get overwhelmed by the sheer n?umber of game releases as the months go on, especially if you're partway through a playthrough and learn that more games are launching th??e same week.

Whether you'?re looking to plan ahead or tell others about an upcoming release, we've got a complete list of every game releasing in 2024 and those already confirmed to launch in 2025. We'll also continue updating this list as we learn about new releases and delays.

January 2024 game releases

• Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat (Android, iOS) - January 10
• Momodora: Moonlit Farewell (PC) - January 11
• Crystal Story: Dawn of Dusk (PC) - January 12
• Legend of Grimrock (Switch) - January 15
• Atlas Wept (PC) - January 16
• Home Safety Hotline (PC) - January 16
• Ravendawn (PC) - January 16
• Immortal Life (PC) - January 17
• Choo-Choo Charles (Switch) - January 18
• Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - January 18
• Turnip Boy Robs a Bank (PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - January 18
• Another Code: Recollection (Switch) - January 19
• Palworld (PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - January 19
• The Last of Us Part 2: Remastered (PS5) - January 19
• Graven (PC) - January 23
• Howl (PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - January 23
• Immortality (PS5) - January 23
• Enshrouded (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - January 24
• Under Night In-Birth II Sys:Celes (PC, PS4, PS5, Switch) - January 24
• Apollo Justice Ace Attorney Trilogy (Switch) - January 25
• Go Mecha Ball (PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - January 25
• GRIME (Switch) - January 25
• Hidden Through Time 2: Myths & Magic (PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - January 25
• Hitman: Blood Money - Reprisal (Switch) - January 25
• Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - January 25
• Phantom Abyss (PC, Xbox Series X/S) - January 25
• RIN: The Last Child (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - January 25
• Dead Tomb (Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch, NES) - January 26
• Tekken 8 (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - January 26
• The Adventures of Panzer: Legacy Collection (PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - January 26
• Chronique des Silencieux (PC) - January 29
• Death Stranding Director's Cut (Mac, iOS) - January 30
• Insurgency: Sandstorm (PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - January 30
• Silent Hill: The Short Message (PS5) - January 31
• Song of Nunu: A League of Legends Story (PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - January 31

February 2024 game releases

• Boxes: Lost Fragments (PC) - February 1
• Granblue Fantasy: Relink (PC, PS4, PS5) - February 1
• Moonbreaker (PC) - February 1
• One Punch Man: World (PC, Android, iOS) - February 1
• Jujutsu Kaisen Cursed Clash (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - February 2
• Persona 3 Reload (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - February 2
• Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - February 2
• Clem (PC, Switch) - February 6
• Foamstars (PS4, PS5) - February 6
• Vampire: The Masquerade - Justice (PC) - February 6
• Touhou Danmaku Dagura Phantasia Lost (PC) - February 7
• Cannibal Abduction (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - February 8
• Helldivers 2 (PC, PS5) - February 8
• Konosuba - God's Blessing On This Wonderful World! Love For These Clothes Of Desire (PC, PS4, Switch) - February 8
• Wytchwood (Android, iOS) - February 8
• Resident Evil 4 Gold Edition (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - February 9
• Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - February 12
• Dragon Quest Builders (PC) - February 13
• Islands of Insight (PC) - February 13
• Lysfanga: The Time Shift Warrior (PC) - February 13
• Ultros (PC, PS4, PS5) - February 13
• ARZETTE: The Jewel of Faramore (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - February 14
• BlazBlue Entropy Effect (PC) - February 14
• Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered (PC, PS4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - February 14
• Clash II (PC) - February 15
• GUNVOLT RECORDS Cychronicle (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - February 15
• Lake (Switch) - February 15
• PlateUp! (PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - February 15
• Mario vs. Donkey King (Switch) - February 16
• RC Revolution (PC) - February 16
• Skull and Bones (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - February 16
• Furnish Master (PC) - February 19
• Balatro (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - February 20
• Nightingale (PC) - February 20
• The Lost Legends of Redwall: Feast & Friends - February 20
• The Lost Legends of Redwall: The Scout Anthology - February 20
• Warframe (iOS) - February 20
• Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate - Daemonhunters (PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - February 20
• Bandle Tale: A League of Legends Story (PC, Switch) - February 21
• Last Epoch (PC) - February 21
• Myth of Empires (PC) - February 21
• Nyaaaanvy (PC, Switch) - February 21
• Penny's Big Breakaway (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - February 21
• Pocket Card Jockey: Ride On (Switch) - February 21
• Slave Zero X (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - February 21
• Terminator Dark Fate - Defiance (PC) - February 21
• CorpoNation: The Sorting Process (PC) - February 22
• Garden Life: A Cozy Life Simulator (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - February 22
• Inkulinati (PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - February 22
• Pacific Drive (PC, PS5) - February 22
• Pentiment (PS4, PS5, Switch) - February 22
• Rail Route (PC) - February 22
• Solium Infernum (PC) - February 22
• Sons of the Forest 1.0 (PC) - February 22
• Feud (PC, iOS, Android) - February 23
• Dicefolk (PC) - February 27
• Shiren the Wanderer: The Mystery of Serpentcoil Island (Switch) - February 27
• Terror at Oakheart (PC) - February 27
• WRATH: Aeon of Ruin (PC) - February 27
• Anglerfish (PS4, PS5, Switch) - February 28
• Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons Remake (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - February 28
• STAR WARS: Dark Forces Remaster (PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - February 28
• Timemelters (PC) - February 28
• Ufouria: The Saga 2 (PC) - February 28
• Dragon Ball FighterZ (PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - February 29
• Final Fantasy VII Rebirth (PS5) - February 29
• Heavenly Bodies (Switch) - February 29
• Welcome to ParadiZe (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - February 29

March 2024 game releases

• Cricket Through the Ages (PC, Switch) - March 1
• Ufouria: The Saga 2 (PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - March 1
• Sixty Four (PC) - March 4
• The Thaumaturge (PC) - March 4
• Classified: France '44 (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - March 5
• Expeditions: A MudRunner Game (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - March 5
• FloraMancer: Seeds and Spells (PC) - March 5
• The Outlast Trials (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - March 5
• Quilts and Cats of Calico (PC, Switch) - March 5
• Puzzles For Clef (PC) - March 6
• Reveil (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - March 6
• S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Legends of the Zone Trilogy (Xbox One) - March 6
• As Dusk Falls (PS4, PS5) - March 7
• Astro Duel 2 (PC, Switch) - March 7
• Blade Prince Academy (PC) - March 7
• Manic Mechanics (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - March 7
• Metal Mind (Switch) - March 7
• Potions: A Curious Tale (PC) - March 7
• Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley (PC, Switch) - March 7
• Taxi Life: A City Driving Simulator (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - March 7
• Zoria: Age of Shattering (PC) - March 7
• Bore Blasters (PC) - March 8
• Magic Chaos (PC) - March 8
• SUMMERHOUSE (PC) - March 8
• Unicorn Overlord (PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - March 8
• WWE 2K24 (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - March 8
• United Penguin Kingdom (PC) - March 9
• Death of a Wish (PC, Switch) - March 11
• Hellbreach: Vegas (PC) - March 11
• Contra: Operation Galuga (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - March 12
• Goblin Stone (PC) - March 12
• Mars After Midnight (Playdate) - March 12
• Melatonin (PS5) - March 12
• Passing By - A Tailwind Journey (PC, Switch) - March 12
• Slavania (PC) - March 12
• Llamasoft: The Jeff Minter Story (PC) - March 13
• Dungeon Drafters (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - March 14
• GYLT (Switch) - March 14
• Highwater (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - March 14
• Paint the Town Red VR (PC, PSVR, Meta Quest) - March 14
• The Vale: Shadow of the Crown (PS4, PS5, Switch) - March 14
• Kingdom Come: Deliverance (Switch) - March 15
• STAR WARS: Battlefront Classic Collection (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - March 15
• Outcast: A New Beginning (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - March 15
• Hades (iOS) - March 19
• Hi-Fi Rush (PS5) - March 19
• Lightyear Frontier (PC, Xbox Series X/S) - March 19
• MLB The Show 24 (PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - March 19
• Alone in the Dark (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - March 20
• Shines Over: The Damned (PS5) - March 20
• Call of Duty Warzone: Mobile (Android, iOS) - March 21
• Dragon's Dogma 2 (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - March 21
• Final Fantasy XIV (Xbox Series X/S) - March 21
• Horizon Forbidden West: Complete Edition (PC) - March 21
• Midnight Ghost Hunt 1.0 (PC) - March 21
• Bears in Space (PC) - March 22
• Princess Peach: Showtime (Switch) - March 22
• Rise of the Ronin (PS5) - March 22
• Acolyte of the Altar (PC) - March 25
• Between Horizons (PC) - March 25
• Palia 1.0 (PC) - March 25
• Bulwark: Falconeer Chronicles, The Building Sandbox (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - March 26
• Grandia HD Collection (PS4, Xbox One) - March 26
• Outpost: Infinity Siege (PC) - March 26
• South Park: Snow Day (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - March 26
• AFK Journey (PC, Android, iOS) - March 27
• Necrosmith 2 (PC) - March 27
• Felix the Cat (PS4, PS5, Switch) - March 28
• Open Roads (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - March 28
• Outward (Switch) - March 28
• Pepper Grinder (PC, Switch) - March 28
• Vellum (PC) - March 28

April 2024 game releases

• Content Warning (PC)- April 1
• Minishoot' Adventures (PC) - April 2
• Deceit 2 (PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - April 3
• Planetiles (PC) - April 3
• Death Noodle Delivery (PC) - April 4
• Freedom Planet 2 (PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - April 4
• Turbo Golf Racing (PC, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - April 4
• BIOMORPH (PC) - April 5
• Sheba: New Dawn (PC) - April 8
• Botany Manor (PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - April 9
• Children of the Sun (PC) - April 9
• Final Factory (PC) - April 9
• Gigantic: Rampage Edition (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - April 9
• Inkbound (PC) - April 9
• Yellow Taxi Goes Vroom (PC) - April 9
• Broken Roads (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - April 10
• Ereban: Shadow Legacy (PC) - April 10
• House Flipper 2 (PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - April 10
• The Planet Crafter (PC) - April 10
• Anomaly Collapse (PC) - April 11
• Goons: Legends & Mayhem (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - April 11
• Headquarters: World War II (PC) - April 11
• Revival: Recolonization (PC) - April 11
• The Game of Sisyphus (PC) - April 11
• Dave The Diver (PS4, PS5) - April 16
• Grounded (PS4, PS5, Switch) - April 16
• Harold Halibut (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - April 16
• Life Eater (PC) - April 16
• Planet of Lana (PS4, PS5, Switch) - April 16
• Rose & Camellia Collection (Switch) - April 16
• Kingsgrave (PC) - April 17
• Sticky Business (Switch) - April 17
• Artificer's Tower (PC) - April 18
• Cook, Serve, Delicious (PS4, PS5) - April 18
• Final Fantasy XVI: The Rising Tide (PS5) - April 18
• No Rest for the Wicked (PC) - April 18
• Sker Ritual (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) April 18
• Ready, Steady, Ship! (PC,PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - April 19
• Banana (PC) - April 23
• Dadish 3D (PC, Switch) - April 23
• Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - April 23
• Hammerwatch II (PS4, Xbox Series X/S) - April 23
• Phantom Fury (PC) - April 23
• Sucker for Love: Date to Die For (PC) - April 23
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Arcade: Wrath of the Mutants (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - April 23
• Megaton Musashi W: Wired (PC, PS4, PS5, Switch) - April 24
• Another Crab's Treasure (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - April 25
• Fallout 4 (PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - April 25
• Library of Ruina (PS4, (Switch) - April 25
• SaGa Emerald Beyond (PS, PS4, PS5, Switch) - April 25
• Tales of Kenzera: Zau (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - April 25
• Demon Slayer - Kimetsu no Yaiba: Sweep the Board (Switch) - April 26
• Manor Lords (PC) - April 26
• Sand Land (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - April 26
• Stellar Blade (PS5) - April 26
• TopSpin 2K25 (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - April 26
• Sherwood Extreme (PC) - April 29
• Loop Hero (iOS, Android) - April 30
• Sea of Thieves (PS5) - April 30

May 2024 game releases

• Endless Ocean Luminous (Switch) - May 2
• Indika (PC) - May 2
• MotoGP 24 (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - May 2
• Surmount: A Mountain Climbing Adventure (PC, Switch) - May 2
• Cyber Citizen Shockman 3: A Princess from Another World (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - May 3
• Hades II (PC, Early Access) - May 6
• Plushie From The Sky (PC) - May 6
• Nancy Drew: Mystery of the Seven Keys (PC) - May 7
• With My Past (PC) - May 7
• Solo Leveling: ARISE (PC, Android, iOS) - May 8
• The Night of the Rabbit (Switch) - May 8
• V Rising 1.0 (PC) - May 8
• 1000xResist (PC, Switch) - May 9
• Animal Well (PC, PS5, Switch) - May 9
• Cryptmaster (PC) - May 9
• Crow Country (PC, PS5) - May 9
• Little Kitty, Big City (PC, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - May 9
• The Bridge Curse 2: The Extrication (PC) - May 9
• Fabledom (PC) - May 13
• Homeworld 3 (PC) - May 13
• Biomutant (Switch) - May 14
• Braid, Anniversary Edition (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - May 14
• Dread Delusion (PC) - May 14
• Neptunia Game Maker R:Evolution (PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - May 14
• Touhou Genso Wanderer -Foresight- (PC) - May 14
• Baladins (PC) - May 15
• Kingdom of Fallen: The Last Stand (PC) - May 15
• Men of War II (PC) - May 15
• Mullet MadJack (PC) - May 15
• Slayers X: Terminal Aftermath: Vengance of the Slayer (PS4, PS5, Switch) - May 15
• Arctic Eggs (PC) - May 16
• Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut (PC) - May 16
• Lorelai and the Laser Eyes (PC, Switch) - May 16
• PO'ed: Definitive Edition (PC, PS4, Ps5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - May 16
• Read Only Memories: Neurodiver (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - May 16
• Indika (PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - May 19
• Songs of Conquest (PC) - May 20
• Paper Trail (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - May 21
• Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 (PC, Xbox Series X/S) - May 21
• Survival: Fountain of Youth (PC) - May 21
• System Shock (PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - May 21
• XDefiant (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - May 21
• Wuthering Waves (PC, Android, iOS) - May 22
• RKGK (PC) �?May 22
• Bread & Fred (Switch) - May 23
• Duck Detective: The Secret Salami (PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - May 23
• Crown Wars: The Black Prince (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - May 23
• Eternal Threads (PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - May 23
• Hauntii (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - May 23
• Pine Hearts (PC, Switch) �?May 23
• Paper Mario The Thousand-Year Door (Switch) - May 23
• Rocket Rumble (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) �?May 23
• Ships at Sea (PC) - May 23
• The Tribe Must Survive (PC) - May 23
• Warno (PC) - May 23
• Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - May 23
• Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 (PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - May 24
• The Glass Staircase (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - May 24
• The Rogue Prince of Persia (PC) - May 27
• Anthology of the Killer (PC, Mac) - May 28
• MultiVersus (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - May 28
• Reus 2 (PC) - May 28
• Nine Sols (PC) - May 29
• Astor: Blade of the Monolith (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - May 30
• HUMANITY (Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - May 30
• Nuclear Blaze (PS5) - May 30
• Phantom Fury (PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - May 30
• Skald: Against the Black Priory (PC) - May 30
• Tiny Terry's Turbo Trip (PC) - May 30
• Umbraclaw (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - May 30
• F1 24 (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - May 31
• Hypercharge: Unboxed (Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - May 31
• Mutant Football League 2 (PC) �?May 31

June 2024 game releases

• The Elder Scrolls Online: Gold Road (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Mac) - June 3
• Destiny 2: The Final Shape (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - June 4
• Killer Klowns from Outer Space: The Game (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - June 4
• Star Wars: Hunters (Switch, Android, iOS) - June 4
• Octopath Traveler (PS4, PS5) - June 5
• Assassin's Creed Mirage (iOS) - June 6
• Octopath Traveler II (Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - June 6
• Sneak Out (PC) - June 6
• Kamaeru: A Frog Refuge (PC, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - June 8
• Rocket Knight Adventures: Re-Sparked Collection (PC, PS4, PS5, Switch) - June 11
• Dryft City Kyngs (PC) - June 13
• Monster Hunter Stories (PC, PS4, Switch) - June 14
• Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings Of Ruin (PS4) - June 14
• Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - June 14
• SunnySide (PC) - June 14
• #BLUD (PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch) - June 18
• Metal Slug Attack Reloaded (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - June 18
• Still Wakes the Deep (PC, PS4, Xbox Series X/S) - June 18
• Chained Together (PC) - June 19
• Moonstone Island (Switch) - June 19
• Republic of Pirates (PC) - June 19
• Bureau of Contacts (PC) - June 20
• Crab God (PC) - June 20
• Dicefolk (Switch) - June 20
• Drug Dealer Simulator 2 (PC) - June 20
• Everafter Falls (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - June 20
• Five Nights At Freddy's: Help Wanted 2 (PS5) - June 20
• Tavern Talk (PC, Mac) - June 20
• Dystopika (PC) - June 21
• Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - June 21
• Megacopter: Blades of the Goddess (PC, Mac) - June 21
• Tarisland (PC, Android, iOS) - June 21
• Uncover the Smoking Gun (PC) - June 24
• Beyond Good & Evil - 20th Anniversary Edition (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - June 25
• Graven (PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - June 25
• Riven Remake (PC, Mac) - June 25
• Super Monkey Ball: Banana Rumble (Switch) - June 25
• Until Then (PC, PS5) - June 25
• Battle Crush (PC, Switch, Android, iOS) - June 27
• Exo One (PS4, PS5) - June 27
• Luigi's Mansion 2 HD (Switch) - June 27
• SpyxAnya: Operation Memories (PC, PS4, PS5, Switch) - June 27
• Tchia (Switch) - June 27
• Rugby 25 (PC) - June 28

July 2024 game releases

• Final Fantasy XIV: Dawntrail (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - July 2
• The First Descendant (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - July 2
• Zenless Zone Zero (PC, PS5, Android, iOS) - July 4
• The Legend of Heroes: Trails Through Daybreak (PS, PS4, PS5, Switch) - July 5
• Once Human (PC) - July 9
• Ark of Charon (PC) - July 9
• Anger Foot (PC) - July 11
• Hamster Playground (PC, Switch) - July 11
• Illusion Carnival (PC, Mac) - July 11
• Darkest Dungeon 2 (PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - July 15
• The Crust (PC) - July 15
• Cataclismo (PC) - July 16
• Clickolding (PC) - July 16
• Demon Slayer - Kimetsu no Yaiba: Sweep the Board (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - July 16
• Gestalt: Steam & Cinder (PC) - July 16
• Magical Delicacy (PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - July 16
• Yaoling: Mythical Journey (PC) - July 16
• Asphalt: Legends Unite (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Android, iOS, Mac) - July 17
• Nobody Wants to Die (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - July 17
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate (Switch) - July 17
• TerraScape (PC) - July 17
• Bo: Path of the Teal Lotus (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - July 17
• JudgeSim (PC) - July 17
• Dungeonborne (PC) - July 18
• Dungeons of Hinterberg (PC, Xbox Series X/S) - July 18
• Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn (PC, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - July 18
• Meifumado (PC) - July 18
• Norland (PC) - July 18
• Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition (Switch) - July 18
• Vampire Therapist (PC) - July 18
• Codename: Ocean Keeper (PC) - July 19
• EA Sports College Football 25 (PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - July 19
• Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - July 19
• LOCKDOWN Protocol (PC) - July 22
• The Operator (PC, Mac) - July 22
• CONSCRIPT (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - July 23
• F1 Manager 2024 (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - July 23
• Weyrdlets (PC) - July 23
• Into the Radius 2 (PC) - July 24
• Lost Castle 2 (PC) - July 24
• 7 Days to Die (PC, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - July 25
• Arranger: A Role-Puzzling Adventure (PC, PS5, Switch) - July 25
• Earth Defense Force 6 (PC, PS4, PS5) - July 25
• Harvest Days: My Dream Farm (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - July 25
• Kingdom Rush 5: Alliance TD (PC, Android, iOS, Mac) - July 25
• Tokyo Xanadu eX+ (Switch) - July 25
• The Sims 4: Lovestruck (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - July 25
• Wéko the Mask Gatherer (PC) - July 26
• Stormgate (PC) - July 30
• Minds Beneath Us (PC) - July 31
• BioGun (PC) - July 31
• Song of the Prairie (PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch) - July 31
• Sword of Convallaria (PC, Android, iOS) - July 31

August 2024 game releases

• Car Manufacture (PC) - August 1
• STAR WARS: Bounty Hunter (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - August 1
• Thank Goodness You're Here! (PC, PS4, PS5, Switch) - August 1
• Tomba! Special Edition (PC, PS5, Switch) - August 1
• Motordoom (PC) - August 2
• UBOAT (PC) - August 2
• World of Goo 2 (PC, Switch) - August 2
• CYGNI: All Guns Blazing (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - August 5
• Fields of Mistria (PC) - August 5
• Pixel Art Academy: Learn Mode (PC, Mac) - August 5
• Pepper Grinder (PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - August 6
• Volgarr the Viking II (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - August 6
• Cat Quest 3 (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - August 8
• Deathbound (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - August 8
• SteamWorld Heist II (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - August 8
• The Crush House (PC) - August 9
• The Bathhouse: Restored Edition (PC) - August 10
• Arena Breakout: Infinite (PC) - August 12
• Cult of the Lamb: Unholy Alliance (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - August 12
• Love, Ghostie (PC) - August 14
• Sam and Max: The Devil's Playhouse Remastered (PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch) - August 14
• DREDGE: The Iron Rig DLC (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - August 15
• Castaway (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - August 16
• Madden NFL 25 (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - August 16
• Black Myth: Wukong (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - August 20
• Dustborn (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - August 20
• Predecessor 1.0 (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - August 20
• Mika and the Witch's Mountain (PC, Switch) - August 21
• Tactical Breach Wizards (PC) - August 22
• Concord (PC, PS5) - August 23
• World of Warcraft: The War Within (PC, Mac) - August 26
• Castlevania Dominus Collection (Switch) - August 27
• Core Keeper 1.0 (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - August 27
• Goat Simulator 3 (Switch) - August 27
• Peglin (Switch) - August 27
• Pico Park 2 (Switch) - August 27
• Pizza Tower (Switch) - August 27
• The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria (PC, Xbox Series X/S) - August 27
• GUNDAM BREAKER 4 (PC, PS4, PS5, Switch) - August 28
• Akimbot (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - August 29
• Emio �?The Smiling Man: Famicom Detective Club (Switch) - August 29
• Gori: Cuddly Carnage (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - August 29
• Memoriapolis (PC) - August 29
• Shadow of the Ninja-Reborn (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - August 29
• Squirrel With a Gun (PC) - August 29
• Vampire Survivors (PS4, PS5) - August 29
• Visions of Mana (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - August 29
• Star Wars Outlaws (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - August 30

September 2024 game releases

• Bakeru (PC, Switch) - September 3
• Star Trucker (PC, Xbox Series X/S) - September 3
• The Casting of Frank Stone (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - September 3
• Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - September 3
• Age of Mythology Retold (PC, Xbox Series X/S) - September 4
• Gimmick 2 (PC, Switch) - September 5
• Ace Attorney Investigations Collection (PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch) - September 6
• Astro Bot (PS5) - September 6
• NBA 2K25 (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - September 6
• Warhammer 40,000 Space Marine 2 (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - September 9
• What the Car? (PC) - September 9
• I Am Your Beast (PC) - September 10
• Persona 3 Reload: Episode Aigis (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - September 10
• Rugrats: Adventures in Gameland (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - September 10
• Satisfactory 1.0 (PC) - September 10
• Stellaris: Cosmic Storms (PC) - September 10
• Towerborne (PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - September 10
• Yars Rising (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - September 10
• Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince (PC, Android, iOS) - September 11
• Marvel vs. Capcom Figh?t??ing Collection: Arcade Classics (Windows, PC4, Switch) - September 11
• Caravan SandWitch (PC, PS5, Switch) - September 12
• Chef RPG (PC, Switch) - September 12
• Fabledom (PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - September 12
• Lollipop Chainsaw RePop (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - September 12
• Hollowbody (PC) - September 12
• Pico Park 2 (PC, Xbox One) - September 12
• REKA (PC) - September 12
• Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - September 12
• Turmoil - Deeper Underground (PC) - September 12
• Wild Bastards (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - September 12
• Funko Fusion (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - September 13
• Lucky Tower Ultimate (PC) - September 13
• Judero (PC) - September 16
• Starstruck: Hands of Time (PC) - September 16
• Star Wars Jedi: Survivor (PS4, Xbox One) - September 17
• The Plucky Squire (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - September 17
• Throne and Liberty (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Mac) - September 17
• UFO 50 (PC) - September 18
• Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - September 19
• Enotria: The Last Song (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - September 19
• God of War: Ragnarok (PC) - September 19
• Monument Valley (Netflix Games) - September 19
• Frostpunk 2 (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Mac) - September 20
• Home Safety Hotline (PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - September 20
• Lorn's Lure (PC) - September 20
• Parking Garage Rally Circuit (PC) - September 20
• The Karate Kid: Street Rumble (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - September 20
• Tiny Glade (PC) - September 23
• Zoochosis (PC) - September 23
• Ara: History Untold (PC) - September 24
• BloomTown: A Different Story (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - September 24
• Crusader Kings III: Roads to Power Expansion (PC) - September 24
• Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - September 24
• Greedfall II: The Dying World (PC) - September 24
• Lollipop Chainsaw RePop (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) (Asia/Oceania) - September 25
• Apartment Story (PC) - September 26
• Earth Defense Force: World Brothers 2 (PS4, PS5, Switch) - September 26
• Shadows of Doubt 1.0 (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - September 26
• The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom (Switch) - September 26
• Worms Armageddon: Anniversary Edition - September 26
• EA SPORTS FC 25 (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - September 27
• REYNATIS (PC, PS4, PS5, Switch) - September 27
• Starfield: Shattered Space (PC, Xbox Series X/S) - September 30

October 2024 game releases

• Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE Plus (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - October 1
• Throne and Liberty (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - October 1
• KILL KNIGHT (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - October 2
• MechWarrior 5: Clans (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - October 3
• Nekograms (Switch) - October 3
• Parcel Corps (PC, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - October 3
• SWORD ART ONLINE Fractured Daydream (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - October 3
• Victory Heat Rally (PC) - October 3
• Spongebob Squarepants: The Patrick Star Game (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - October 4
• Until Dawn (PC, PS5) - October 4
• Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - October 8
• Silent Hill 2 Remake (PC, PS5) - October 8
• Amber Isle (PC) - October 10
• Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time (Switch) - October 10
• Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - October 11
• Europa (PC, Switch) - October 11
• Metaphor: ReFantazio (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - October 11
• Starship Troopers: Extermination 1.0 (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - October 11
• TRANSFORMERS: Galactic Trials (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - October 11
• Undisputed 1.0 (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - October 11
• Wingspan (PS4, PS5) - October 11
• Webfishing (PC) - October 12
• Darksiders II: Deathinitive Edition (PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - October 15
• Just Dance 2025 Edition (PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - October 15
• Neva (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - October 15
• New World: Aeternum (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - October 15
• Nikoderiko: The Magical World (PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - October 15
• Squirrel with a Gun (PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - October 15
• Crow Country (PS4, Switch) - October 16
• A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - October 17
• Animal Well (Xbox Series X/S) - October 17
• Blindfire (PC, Xbox Series X/S, Early Access) - October 17
• Eternights (Switch) - October 17
• Killing Time: Resurrected (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Serires X/S, Switch) - October 17
• Sniper Killer (PC) - October 17
• Super Mario Party Jamboree (Switch) - October 17
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants Unleashed (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - October 18
• Unknown9: Awakening (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - October 18
• Batman: Arkham Shadow (VR) - October 21
• The Rocky Horror Show Video Game (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - October 21
• Wayfinder (PC, PS5) - October 21
• Fae Farm (PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - October 22
• Lynked: Banner of the Spark (PC) - October 22
• Streets of Rogue 2 (PC) - October 22
• Wildermyth (PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - October 22
• Rivals of Aether II (PC) - October 23
• Date Everything! (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - October 24
• Goat Simulator 3 (PS4, Xbox One) - October 24
• Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge of the Seven (PC) - October 24
• Starbound (Xbox One) - October 24
• Windblown (PC, Early Access) - October 24
• Yakuza Kiwami (Switch) - October 24
• Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration Expanded Edition (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - October 25
• Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - October 25
• Sonic X Shadow Generations (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - October 25
• The Coma 2B: Catacomb (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - October 25
• Ys X: Nordics (PC, PS4, PS5, Switch) - October 25
• Blood Bar Tycoon (PC) - October 28
• Fruitbus (PC) - October 28
• Vengeance Hunters (PC, PS4, PS5, Switch) - October 28
• Life is Strange: Double Exposure (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - October 29
• Monument Valley 2 (Netflix Games) - October 29
• Phasmophobia (PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - October 29
• Red Dead Redemption (PC) - October 29
• Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket (iOS, Android) - October 30
• Dragon Age: The Veilguard (PC, PS5 Xbox Series X/S) - October 31
• Five Nights at Freddy's: Into the Pit (Switch) - October 31
• Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered (PC, PS5) - October 31
• No More Room in Hell 2 (PC, Mac, early access) - October 31
• Shadows of the Damned: Hella Remastered (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - October 31
• S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Legends of the Zone Trilogy (Switch) - October 31
• The Sims 4: Life and Death (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - October 31

November 2024 game releases

• Farmagia (PC, PS5, Switch) - November 1
• Death Note: Killer Within (PC, PS4, PS5) �?November 5
• Metal Slug Tactics (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - November 5
• Mind Over Magnet (PC) - November 6
• Planet Coaster 2 (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - November 6
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate (PC) - November 6
• Chicken Police: Into the Hive (PC) - November 7
• Death Stranding Director's Cut (Xbox Series X/S) - November 7
• Empire of the Ants (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - November 7
• Goat Simulator: Remastered (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - November 7
• Magical Bakery (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - November 7
• Mario & Luigi: Brothership (Switch) - November 7
• Metro Awakening VR (Quest, PSVR2) �?November 7
• Taiko No Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - November 7
• Thrive: Heavy Lies the Crown (PC) �?November 7
• Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions (Switch) - November 8
• Slitterhead (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - November 8
• Everholm (PC) �?November 11
• Farming Simulator 25 (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - November 12
• Tetris Forever (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - November 12
• Songs of Conquest (PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - November 12
• Songs of Silence (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - November 13
• TemTem Swarm (PC) �?November 13
• Warcraft I: Remastered (PC) - November 13
• Warcraft II: Remastered (PC) - November 13
• Beyblade X: Xone (PC, Switch) - November 14
• Dragon Quest III HD-2D (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - November 14
• Five Nights at Freddy's: Help Wanted 2 (Switch) - November 14
• LEGO Horizon Adventures (PC, PS5, Switch) - November 14
• Funko Fusion (PS4, Switch) - November 15
• Life is Strange: Double Exposure (Switch) - November 19
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 (PC, Xbox Series X/S)- November 19
• MySims: Cozy Bundle (Switch) - November 19
• Stray (Switch) - November 19
• Toads of the Bayou (PC) - November 19
• Towers of Aghasba (PC, PS5) �?November 19
• Genshin Impact (Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S) - November 20
• S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl (PC, Xbox Series X/S)- November 20
• On Your Tail (PC, Switch) - November 21
• Strinova (PC) - November 21
• BIOMORPH (PS5) �?November 22
• Dokimon (PC) �?November 22
• Nine Sols (PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - November 26
• Snow Bros. Wonderland (PC, PS4, PS5, Switch) - November 28

December 2024 game releases

• Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP (PS4, Xbox One) - December 2
• Antonblast (PC) - December 3
• Lorelei and the Laser Eyes (PS4, PS5) - December 3
• Warhammer 40,000: Darktide (PS5) - December 3
• Crystar (PS5) - December 4
• Raft (PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - December 4
• Caves of Qud (PC) - Deember 5
• Delta Force (PC, Open Beta) - December 5
• Entropy Survivors (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - December 5
• FANTASIAN Neo Dimension (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch) - December 5
• Fitness Boxing 3: Your Personal Trainer (Switch) - December 5
• Infinity Nikki (PC, PS5, iOS, Android) - December 5
• Nikoderiko: The Magical World (PC) - December 5
• The Thing: Remastered (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch)
• UFL (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - December 5
• Marvel Rivals (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - December 6
• Path of Exile II (Early Access) (PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S) - December 6
• Indiana Jones and the Great Circle (PC, Xbox Series X/S) - December 8
• Monument Valley 3 (Netflix Games) - December 10
• The Spirit of the Samurai (PC) - December 12
• Antonblast (Switch) - December 13
• Wobbly Life (Switch) - December

Games with unknown release dates (2024)

• Ark 2
• Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach - Ruin (Switch)
• Hollow Knight: Silksong
• Pragmata
• Prison Architect 2
• Rendering Ranger: R² [Rewind]

Games with unknown release dates (2025)

• A.I.L.A
• ARC Raiders
• Astrobotanica
• Borderlands 4
• Directive 8020
• Capcom Fighting Collection 2
• Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
• Coffee Talk Tokyo
• Crown Gambit
• Delta Force
• Demonschool
• Descenders Next
• Doom: The Dark Ages
• Doom (SNES)
• Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake
• Dune Awakening
• EDENS ZERO
• Eternal Strands
• Fable
• FBC: Firebreak
• Flappy Bird
• Floatopia
• Hades 2 1.0
• Hello Kitty Island Adventure
• Herdling
• Heroes of Might & Magic: Olden Era
• Hotel Barcelona
• Last Spartan: Glory Over Madness
• Little Nightmares 3
• Mafia: The Old Country
• Mecha BREAK
• Metroid Prime 4: Beyond
• Mio Memories in Orbit
• Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater
• Mistfall Hunter
• Monster Hunter Wilds
• Moth Kubit
• MOUSE: P.I. For Hire
• Nivalis
• Paralives
• Perfect Dark
• Project Mugen
• Ritual of Raven
• Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma
• Rune Factory: Project Dragon
• Sea of Stars: Throes of the Watchmaker
• Shovel Knight: Shovel of Hope DX
• Sniper Elite Resistance
• Star Overdrive
• State of Decay 3
• South of Midnight
• Terminator: Survivors
• The First Berserker Khazan
• The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky the 1st
• The Legend of Baboo
• Time Flies
• Two Point Museum
• Vampire Dynasty
• Wheel World
• Wuchang: Fallen Feathers

With all that said, it's now a matter of watching out for 2025's video game releases as we approach the end of 2024.

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If you're a Quincy seeking an ability that will give you the edge against any opponent, you need to unlock Voltstanding. As a Roblox game based heavily on the Bleach anime series, there's a lot to love about Type Soul's progression system, es??peci??ally with each faction's ultimate abilities.

Those playing Quincy have a special ability that's so powerful it can wipe the floor with anything you come up against. But don't think for a second that it'll be easy to unlock. Here's a complete guide on how to unlock Vollstandig, also known as Voltstanding, in Type Soul.

How to unlock Volt (Voltstanding) in Type Soul

To get Voltstanding in Type Soul, you must be Elite Grade and then complete?? a series of requirements. Below are the exact steps you'll take:

• Win 13 Raids, either through Ranked Wins or Clan Wars
• Get 50 Hollow Kills, 10 Elite Grips, and one Bawabawa kill without dying
• Return to Wandenreich and talk to Balance before completing Voltstanding's trials

The first task, above all else, is reaching Elite Grade. Elite Grade is the best of the best, so you'll need to work extremely hard to get your character to this level before even considering Voltstanding. You first start your Type Soul adventure at Grade 5, with higher grades unlocking as you complete quests. You'll eventually reach Grade 2, prompting you to complete your Schrift quests before eventuall??y making your way to Elite Grade.

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Once you've hit Elite Grade, you need to visit the castle in Wandenreich City and speak to Balance. They're in the room with the blur flooring. Balance will tell you the requirements for unlocking Voltstanding in order. So, once you've completed one challenge, you'll need to return to Balance to get the next one.??? To keep it simple, I've collected each task below as they unlock.

Voltstanding Raid Wins task

The first challenge y??ou'll need to do is one of the follo??wing:

• Get 7 Clan Wars Wins
• Win 13 Raids
• Win 26 Ranked (1v1 or 2v2) matches

You should complete the task that's easiest for you. I've seen some players report the Ranked wins as easiest because they're based on skill, but I'm not very skilled in Type Soul, so the Raids were easiest for me. These run every 30 minutes in-game, so look f??or a server that's either on the hour or half hour and try to join because they're the most l??ikely to have a raid for you to enter and win.

You could also look for a dedicated Type Soul Discord server to join. These have moderators who can force Raids to start, making them a great way to grind these out for? progression.

Aside from this, you're free to take part in dozens of 1v1s or 2v2s and farm wins to complete this challenge, or take part in raids if that's more fun to you. You can even do a mix of both, as ??long as you reach a total of 13 Raid Win.

If you lose track of how many Raid Wins you're at, you can visit the Unrivaled Unequaled NPC in the Kara??kura Town warehouse.

Voltstanding Hollow and Elite Grip task

The second challenge ?you'll need to complete to get Voltstanding is to complete all of the following without dying:

• Kill 50 Hollows
• Get 10 Elite Grade player Grips
• Kill 1 Jidanbo or Bawabawa

The hardest part of this task is gripping 10 Elites, but you can just find someone from another faction and grip them 10 times to complete that part. The one point to note here is that if you die in the middle of completing any of these, you'll reset your progress and must kill all the enemies again.

With that in mind, aim for the toughest enemies ?first so you don't need to repeat them too often if you fail. Gripping Elites is the easiest part of this challenge, and by focusing on the much larger enemies, you can set yourself up well for an easy finish.

Another challenging part of this task is killing a World Boss. Bawabawa spawns in Hueco Mundo, while Jidanbo appears in the Soul Society. Defeating World Bosses is pretty intense but just as doable as killing 50 Hollows. If you're already familiar with fighting these guys, though, you shouldn't have too much trouble here. I'd recommend doing this first before killing 50 Hollows and getting your 10 Elite Grips, but the order will depend o??n your preference and how easily you can do the oth??er tasks.

Voltstanding Balance Trial task

After completing the first two tasks, return to Balance at the top of Wandenreich Castle. This will unlock th??e Quincy Voltstanding minigame. This will teleport you to a new area where arrows fall from the sky for around a minute and 30 seconds.

If you fail this at any point, you'll?? have to wait an hour or grip two additional Elite Grades. While waiting an hour isn't too bad, knocking this out from the get-go will make your life easier. Focus on dodging each projectile to have Y??hwach the Quincy King spawn in to grant you Voltstanding.

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A Lobster Roll in Disney Dreamlight Valley is a wonderful five-star dish you can make for your Disney pals like Elsa and Jack Skellington ??if they request it. It will need five different ingredients.

All Lobster Roll Disney Dreamlight Valley ingredients

To crea??te this delicious dish, you'll need the following ingredient?s:

• Lobster
• Garlic
• Wheat
• Butter
• Lemon

Lobsters can be caught from the Glade of Trust within golden ripples in the water. Keep fishing out of other ripples if you can't find any that are golden??, as they'll keep refreshing into new colors. Also, take a compani?on who has a fishing specialty so you can increase their friendship level and gain a chance to get more lobsters with each catch.

Garlic is a bit easier to find. It can be picked up within the Forest of Valor. Look at the ?g?round, and you'll see green leaves flowing from the soil. Grab them, and you'll get Garlic.

Wheat is bought from Goofy's Stall at the Peaceful Meadow. The seeds can be bought for 1 Star Coin and grow within a minute of bei??ng planted and watered.

Lemons are found from trees in the Forest of Valor and Glade of Trust. Go up to any of these trees and pluck the fruit for your gastrono??mic needs.

Lastly, Butter is purchased from Chez Remy, the rat's restaurant, for 190 Star Coins. You'll need to finish the Ratatouille realm in the main castle ?to unlock the ??restaurant and the ingredients that await in it.

Once y??ou have all the ingredients, head to a cooking station within your h?ouse or Chez Remy. Throw all the ingredients in the pot, and you'll soon have a Lobster Roll ready to eat. It counts as a 5-star meal, so this should help towards your Dreamlight goals. You can sell the Lobster Roll for 1,959 Star Coins or eat it for 4,928 Energy.

If you want to expand your culinary repertoire, try to make a Ratatouille. You'l??l never know when th?e restaurant critic will appear.

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I remember reading a preview for The Thing in a maga?zine back before its release. The game, I mean, not the movie. It’s certainly a game that sounds interesting on paper. So, it’s been stuck in the back of my mind for decades, but I never really made the move to play it.

Why would I? I hadn’t watched the movie, and reviews at t?he time of launch were lukewarm. I knew it developed some?thing of a cult following since then, but even among fans, I heard the same thing: The whole psychological element was too ambitious and didn’t actually work very well. I’ve been left to imagine its failings.

But I rarely miss a remaster from Nightdive Studios, and since they’ve taken on the task of polishing up The Thing, then the stars have certainly aligned. I even went and watched the movie while running a fever and cuddling with my dog,? just to make things memorable and a little awkward. But you don’t necessarily need to have watched the movie to understand what’s going on in the game. I think you should, though, because then you will truly appreciate how completely daft this game is.

The Thing: Remastered (PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch)
Developer: Nightdive Studios, Computer Artworks
Publisher: Nightdive Studios
Released: December 5, 2024
MSRP: $29.99

The end of The Thing: The Movie was left pretty ambiguous. I don’t really want to spoil it for you beyond that. It’s a great movie. And since its ending was left so open, a narrative follow-up had a lot of room to breathe. A story could be really delicate with things and even heighten the mystery of the original. That’s not what The Thing: The Game does, however. It stomps right up to the movie and starts breathing down its shirt. The only myster?y it heightens is how this wrecking ball got here.

This was 2002, and the standards for video game storytelling couldn’t get much closer to the floor. This is especially true for shooters. It was a time when Half-Life was still naively hailed as having spun a tale rivaling Citizen Kane. So, I probably shouldn’t have expected much, but The Thing: The Game has the sort of narrative I would come up with off-the-cuff if I was trying to make fun of the concept of a sequel to The Thing: The Movie.

You play as Captain J.F. Blake who sounds so much like Kyle Travers from Final Fight: Streetwise, I actually had to look up the voice actors to convince myself it wasn’t. It takes place right after the movie, so it’s still the 1980s, but he has one of the most popular hairstyles of the late �?0s, right down to the spiked-up bangs. He’s Special Forces, and that’s all there is to him. He’s the only competent person in the universe, and he knows it. There isn’t an ounce of humanity to the guy; he’s just a brick. A big, grumbly block who wears forest camo pants in Antarctic?a but won't put on a hat because it would mush down his hairdo.

It sta??rts off interestingly enough. Blake’s Team arrives at U.S. Outpost 31 from the movie and start sorting through the wreckage. It’s a very understated time in the game, as it mostly just introduces you to the concepts of the game while allowing you to visit set piece?s from the movie. It’s kind of quiet and tense, which is so uncharacteristically restrained for the game in hindsight.

The team did consider what made the movie great when they came up with the design. The one thing t?hey added that I think works well in the game and doesn’t get enough credit is the fact that you can’t linger outside for long. It’s winter in Antarctica and nobody brought a toque. You’ll freeze if you don’t find shelter. This gets squandered when 80% of the game is in tight concrete corridors, but the hostility of the open air is a nice touch.

What gets the most marketing hype is the trust/fear system, which is just�?I get why they’d focus on it in advertisements, because it’s something that makes the game unique, but it’s so poorly implemented that it might as well not be there at all. The Thing: The Game is a squad-based third-person shooter, and the idea is t?hat you need to keep your squad from freaking out when any one of them could be a thing in disguise. The idea is that you, as a pla?yer, don’t know who to trust.

The fear aspect works the best, but it’s not very impactful. Your squadmates sta??rt getting nervous when they’re around gore and dead bodies, but the problem is that the areas you traverse are absolutely lousy with corpses, so it's hard to tell when you're in a fear zone. It usually only becomes a bit of a problem if you stand around in a room with a mess on the floor. Once (and only once), I had to physically push a squadmate out of a room so he could get a breather and get a grip. So, it kind of works; it's just really clumsy.

When I completed the game, I got an achievement that said I never let a single squad member reach maximum fear level. That means I actually don’t know if something cool happens when they completely lose it ?because I was apparently a really soothing presence for those around me. Maybe it’s because I ??constantly live in fear and anxiety, so I know how to empathize with others feeling it.

The trust system is completely pointless, though. Sure, some dudes will refuse to follow you because they think you might have a thing in your pants, but getting them to come around is just a matter of shoving ammo into their pockets. Their trust is only between you and them; squadmates always trust each other unless it’s for story reasons. They don’t need to kiss and trade ammo. For that matter, it's hard for them to distrust you once you've loaded them up. They’ll only start feeling iffy again if you keep shooting them. They do??n’t seem to think it’s weird that you obsessively check every notepad and carry an armory on their back. Ammo is the only thing they trust.

The whole idea that any one of them could be a thing is the least meaningful lay??er. It’s true, some of them will sprout tentacles. You can do a blood test to see who’s human, but it doesn’t really work. Like, at all. Dudes you already tested might turn out to be ?full of things anyway. That doesn’t matter though, because the moment they start to change, all your teammates will suddenly snap and start shooting at them before they’re even done transforming. Even if they didn’t, the friend-things aren’t any tougher than any normal thing. They aren’t a threat. So, who cares if you can trust them?

That’s the biggest problem with The Thing: The Game’s superfluous systems; it doesn’t try for tension. You play as some generic good guy. Practically a super-hero. At the best of times, The Thing: The Game is a dumb shooter. It smells like the ear??ly �?0s. It’s not really a horror game; it just has? some gross bad guys.

Your squad isn’t consistent, either. They get swapped out at almost eve??ry loading screen. They don't have charming personalities to get at??tached to. It doesn’t matter if Simmons exposes his thing. Simmons wasn’t special. There’s an identical dude down the hallway.

It’s a good remaster, though. Absolutely solid. You can tell the tech folks at Nightdive had fun working on a post-millennium game since they loaded it up with all kinds of fancy lighti?ng effects. True to their M.O., they kept it looking like something you’d expect from the era, but it’s?? not hard to see and appreciate the glow-up. It also ran flawlessly on my PC.

There isn’t as much in terms of extra material as a few of their previous releases. You can view the game’s original trailer and there’s some concept art, but not a whole lot that’s insightful. I was kind of hoping that a game that looks to have fallen apart in production would have more of a story to tell??, but if it does, it won’t be found here.

They clearly couldn’t do anythi?ng about the game’s weaknesses. That would take more than a remaster. It’s not just that the fear/trust/infection systems were buggy or weren’t fully implemented. No, the original developers had some high-concept ideas and tried to put them into a dumb shooter, and the?y didn’t fit. The dumb shooter was the prevailing force, and there’s no undoing that.

I also ran into a lot of glitches. I’m not sure which ones were already there and which were introduced in the remaster. I’m also not certain which ones will be fixed by the time you’re reading this since I got to touch The Thing early for this review. And really, the glitches I ran into were mostly just h??ilarious. I did have to load a recent save to undo a bug a couple of times, but more often, they were just funny, benign things.

The best one happened early. Your squadmates will sometimes throw up when they’re in a bad situation. I can relate; anxiety makes me throw up, too. However, one dude apparently started the puking process right as a cutscene started. The camera snapped back to show the two of us walking into frame, he continued the process of throwing up, but it wouldn't interrupt the animation. Instead, it played the retching noise, and all the vomit came out from between his legs, so it looked like he was violently evacuating his bowels onto the floor. I laughed so hard. I still giggle when?ever I think about it. I caught it in?? my gameplay capture, and I keep watching it.

Really, as much as I think The Thing: The Game is kind of terrible, I did find it entertaining. The story is just so braindead and full of cliches that I wanted to see more to find out if it was going to be so obvious the whole way through. It definitely has reverence for the source material, but it wasn’t exactly gentle when it came to building on it. To be fair, I would have been surprised if it had even come close?? to matching the movie in terms of storytelling, so it’s maybe what I should have expected from a 2002 licensed title.

I still applaud Nightdive for this remaster. They’re the only ones with the guts. Regardless of how I feel about the game itself, they ??gave it the same loving attention that they normally do. More importantly, it’s a licensed game, and those tend to be the most unlikely candidates for a re-release.

Part of me wishes their effort was spent on a better game, but the other part is happy that I got to experience the absolute mess that is The Thing. I know it sounds weird to hear, “This is a mess; you should totally check it out,�?but that’s what I’m saying. The Thing is a fascinating cluster of missteps, and a completely unconvincing facsimile of? its source material. But it’s hard to look away when it turns itself inside out.

_{[This review is based on a retail build of the game provided by the publisher.]}

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The Disney Dreamlight Valley Arcane Garlic Crab recipe helps you? create a four-star dish to wo??w your pals like Remy and Elsa. Thankfully, most of the ingredients are easy to find.

All Arcane Garlic Crab Disney Dreamlight Valley ingredients

Arcane Garlic Crab is made with four different ingredients. Two of them require The Storybook Vale DLC.

• Sorcerer Hat Hermit Crab
• Salt Crystal
• Garlic
• Any Spice

You'll find the Sorcerer Hat Hermit Crab by fishing at The Bind. Head to the wate??r and try to find a golden ripple within the waves. Get your fishing rod and catch this Sorcerer Hat Hermit Crab from within it. There's a possibility of getting an extra Sorcerer Hat Hermit Crab if you hang out with a buddy who has a fishing specialty.

Salt Crystals are found within the waters of Everafter. Fish in a spot other than a ripple to ??gain?? Salt Crystals for the recipe.

Garlic is an easy ingredient to find in Disney Dreamlight Valley. Head to the Forest of Valor, a??nd you'll see the crop ?growing within the grass. You can pick up the cooking ingredient from the soil. It has green leaves flowing from the ground.

Lastly, you can pick any spice for the Arcane Garlic Crab. One of Storybook Vale's spices is Black Pepper, which can be bought from ?Goofy's Stall in The Elysian Fields from Mythopia. You can buy its seeds from Goofy for 70 Star Coins. It takes an hour and a half to grow.

After getting all of the ingredients, go to a cooking station in your house or Chez Remy. Once made, you can sell? the Arcane Garlic Crab for 1,429 Star Coins or eat it for 3,265 Energy.

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This is the start of an exciting new era for the Epic Games battle royale. You can unlock new items in the Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 1 Battle Pass, such as a new Disney character, coo?l jam tracks, and a "b??aller" emote called Yarn Ball.

All regular Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 1 Battle Pass rewards

There are 14 total pages of rewards you can get from the Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 1 battle pass and finishing XP quests like damaging demons. You can also get XP from completing Kendo's Calling quests.

This means the??re are 98 unlockables from the regular run. They i?nclude the following:

• Nyanja outfit and Lego style
• Kuro Claws pickaxe
• Cat's Prowl jam track
• Nekomata Drip wrap
• Nyanja's Catpak back bling
• Nyanja loading screen
• Yarn Ball emote
• Cliffside Soarer glider
• Neko Claws pickaxe (black)
• Woodblock Print Nyanja emote
• Kuro Catpak (black) back bling
• Kuro Soarer glider
• V-Bucks
• Wireframe Faller contrail
• Kuro Nyanja outfit
• Shamisen-sational emote
• Water Sprite emote
• Jade loading screen
• Protector Kaito glider
• Sprite Soarer contrail
• Mr. Daruma back bling
• Jade outfit and Lego style
• Blades of Shadow pickaxe
• Woodblock Print Jade emote
• Cursed Protector Kaito glider
• Cursed Daruma
• Cursed Jade loading screen
• Cursed Jade outfit
• Nomad's Drifter glider
• Modern Rōnin wrap
• Pickle Pal emote
• Determined Kendo emote
• Tomoki & Katana back bling
• Kendo loading screen
• Kendo outfit and Lego style
• Invisible Cut emote
• Banner Icon homebase banner
• Demon Hunter Kendo loading screen
• Turbulent Blade pickaxe
• Woodblock Print Kendo emote
• Demon Hunter Kendo outfit
• Ink Drop contrail
• Neko Hope emote
• Hope Star back bling
• Shadow of Hope wrap
• Night Kama pickaxe
• Shadow Blade Hope loading screen
• Shadow Blade Hope outfit
• Lilac Kama pickaxe
• Banner Icon homebase banner
• Lilac Shadow Hope loading screen
• Lilac Star back bling
• Woodblock Print Hope emote
• Lilac Shadow Hope outfit
• Mask of Balance glider
• Woodblock Print Daigo emote
• Daigo loading screen
• Shadow Shroud back bling
• Banner Icon homebase banner
• Daigo outfit and Lego style
• Spirit Strider emote
• Shadowgold wrap
• Golden Claws pickaxe
• Daigo's Masks emote
• Mask of Gold glider
• Kintsugi Crashdown contrail
• Kintsugi Daigo outfit
• Baymax Wings glider
• Care Provider emote
• Batmax Booster contrail
• Hero Baymax loading screen
• Fist Bump emote
• Hero Baymax outfit and Lego style
• Megabot back bling
• Woodblock Print Samurai... emote
• Microbot Mallet pickaxe
• Samurai Baymax loading screen
• Samurai Baymax outfit
• Puppet Dance emote
• Rose's Wrath wrap
• The Night Rose loading screen
• Cursed Marionette back bling
• Woodblock Print Night Rose emote
• The Night Rose outfit and Lego style
• Night Rose Thorns pickaxe
• Tactical Night Rose loading screen
• Night Curse Marionette back bling
• Night Rose's Song jam track
• Night Rose's Prowl glider
• Banner Icon homebase banner
• Tactical Night Rose outfit

Bonus rewards

After you finish the initial Fortnite Chapter 6 Sea??son 1 Battle P??ass run, there are eight pages of bonus rewards.

They include the following:

• Racer's Blade pickaxe
• Kuro Nyanja loading screen
• Banner Icon homebase banner
• Shadow-Lit Shroud back bling
• Heroic Baymax emote
• Lucky Nyanja outfit
• Rose Thorns pickaxe
• Magic Awakens loading screen
• Racer's Katana back bling
• Warrior. Artist. Hope. emote
• Waters of Mystery wrap
• Demon Hunter Hope outfit
• Puppet's Prowl glider
• Burning Rose emote
• Daigo's Claws pickaxe
• Jade's Curse emote
• V-Bucks
• Banner Icon homebase banner
• Racer Kendo outfit
• Battle Blessing emote
• Legends of a New World loading screen
• Thousand Faces emote
• Pour One Out emote
• Guardian Jade outfit
• Racer's Drifter glider
• Kintsugi Daigo loading screen
• Blades of Light pickaxe
• Banner Icon homebase banner
• Break the Curse jam track
• Strings of the Night Rose emote
• Restored Night Rose outfit

Two more pages are a mystery until December 18. However, we do know that Godzilla Evolved will be an outfit in Fortnite on January 17.

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Barley Salad in Disney Dreamlight Valley is a healthy option for your fr??iends like Flynn Rider and Mic??key in the game. It's a four-star dish from the House of Mouse that is relatively easy to make for your pals.

Barley Salad Disney Dreamlight Valley ingredients

To gain access to the ingredients in this recipe, you'll first require The Storybook Vale DLC for Disney Dreamlight Valley.

Once that's purchased and installed, you can make Barley Salad in Disney Dreamlight Valley with the following ingredients:

• Barley
• Radish
• Cauliflower
• Any Spice

??The star ingredients, Barley (its seeds) and Cauliflower seeds, can be bought from Goofy's Stall in The Bind. They're on the top shelf for 10 Star Coins and 15 Star Coins each. Once you have these planted and watered, Barley will take 15 minutes to grow, while Cauliflower only needs 10.

Radish Seeds can be purchased from another Goofy's Stall, this time in Everafter's The Wild Woods. These ingredient seeds cost 100 Star Coins each, making them more expensive than the Barley seeds and Cauliflower seeds combined. They take a lengthy one hour and 45 minutes to grow after they're planted and watered. You should perform other tasks like helping Hades with his leadership issues in his friendship quest or catching Snippets.

You can pick any spice for this dish. You can get Black Pepper seed from Goofy's Stall in Mythopia for example. He sells it for 70 Star Coins. Spices from other regions like Ginger and Cinnamon also work.

Once you have all of the ingredients, put them all in a pot at a cooking station and you'll have the Ba??rley Salad in your inventory. You can sell it for around 325 Star Coins, de??pending on the spice you choose. You can consume the meal for 1,261 Energy as well.

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Call of Duty Black Ops 6 is one of the best in the series, thanks to the new omni-movement system and its fantastic maps. In this Black Ops 6?? beginner's guide, we'll give you the best multiplayer tips to keep that K/D higher than your competition.

Get the proper equipment, soldier!

Before you step into the battlefield of Call of Duty Black Ops 6, you should have the right headset on. It will dramatically improve your performance as you can hear enemy footsteps behind you, and you'll be more ready to attack at a moment's notice. You can also listen out for enemy equipment like scramblers, which make an annoying ring in the distance. This is a great way to spot them. If you don't have a headset on or you're listening to loud rap music i??n the background, for example, you won't be able to key into these clues.

The Acoustic Amp is also a solid fi??eld upgrade in tactical game modes as it makes enemy footsteps around you louder for a du?ration.

Mark your enemies

In team-based modes like Search & Destroy, it's essential to communicate with your team for success. A great way to do that is to mark an enemy if you spot them. While playing on a controller, double tap the up D-Pad button to summon a red marker on the UI. Additionally, you can mark enemy equipment?? by tapping? the same button once. This will give you a tactical advantage.

Bring out your knife

If you want to run faster or use?? a quick weapon to take out foes, you can bring out your knife. Simply hold the melee button (usually hold the right analog stick) to have your soldier bring it out.

Use the right attachments

The weapons you choose may not have the right attachments on. Make sure you read the weapon's description and read its weaknesses. For example, the Model L has a slow rate of fire. To counter that, you can equip the Reinforced Barrel to improve its firepower. The 5.56 NATO Overpressured Fire Mod also helps with that issue. Focus on the gun's positives and negatives, and try to make the best gun imaginable with the attachment??s available to you. You can read our loadout guides too.

Take advantage of the perks and specialty system

The perks and specialty system in Black Ops can be a game-changer. If you want to pick a stealthy build, Recon perks are the best. Ghost lets you be undetectable by enem??y Scou?t Pulse and UAV when moving, planting, defusing, or controlling Scorestreaks. Ninja also lets you move more quietly around the map. Tracker lets you see enemy footsteps as well.

If you have all three perks of the same color, you'll gain a specialty. The Recon specialty lets you see enemies t?hrough walls after you resp??awn, and a HUD edge indicator flashes when an enemy is outside your view. Additionally, the Recon specialty stops death skulls from showing up when you kill foes.

Change the FOV Slider

The default FOV (Field of View) can be restricted to those who want a wider angle of the action. Many stick with the default field of view and stay oblivious. In the settings, ?you can change the Field of View to give you a wider look into the battlefield, letting you see enemies quickly. Go to the Graphics section of the options menu, and then switch to the View tab. I have it set to 116, but it's entirely up to you. You can make the weapon look smaller as well by picking Wide in the Weapon Field of View option. Tinker around with these settings until you get a great advantage on the action.

Use your XP tokens and play during Double XP events

During Double XP events, your progression will increase two-fold. The timing of these events is often shared on social media and official Call of Duty accounts, such as on X.

You'll also gain double XP tokens from the battle pass, and it's sometimes easy to forget they're there. While on the ma??in menu (or even while in-game on the menu), press the left analog stick and you can select a variety of double XP tokens for your level, weapon, and battle p?ass. During a double XP event, unfortunately, you can't quadruple your XP rate.

Best trap placement and defensive tips

While placing traps like Shock Charges, for example, you'll want to make sure they're set in the right position. Y?ou don't want them out in the open. Instead, try to find a cheeky spot like the top of a staircase or behind closed doors. Blast Traps are your friends in this instance. On that note, it's best to close doors behind you so you can hear when an enemy is appearing behind you or around the room.

Use weapon blueprints while levelling up

To close out this Black Ops 6 Beginner's Guide, you should use weapon blueprints while leveling up your guns in the game. Rather than having a gun with no attachments at the beginning of the process, you'll have increased stats. For example, the Boomslang weapon blueprint for the Marine SP improves your accurac??y and handling quite dramatically. Once you have the attachments you want unlocked, you can the??n make your own perfect loadout.

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Greek Potatoes in Disney Dreamlight Valley is a strange mix of potatoes and fruit in the same dish. While it does sound odd??, this qualifies as a five-star meal that can help you get Dreamlight and other rewards.

Greek Potatoes Disney Dreamlight Valley ingredients

To create Greek Potatoes, you'll first need the Storybook Vale DLC installed in Disney Dreamlight Valley as th?is recipe is exclusive to it. After getting started in this new region of? the game, here are all of the ingredients you'll need:

• Potato
• Garlic
• Any fruit
• Any spice
• Salt Crystal

To find a Potato, head to the Forgotten Lands in the original Valley. You can buy the seeds or perhaps even the ingredient itself from Goofy's Stall. The seeds themselves are 55 Star C??oins each.

Garlic can also be found in the original Valley. This time, fast travel over to the Forest of Valor. You'll find it growing within the ground. Look ou?t for a large green stalk and pick it up amongst the grass. Any fruit and any spice?? would match the next two ingredients. For example, you can grab some blueberries from the Forest of Valor and Oregano from the Plaza.

The last ingredient Salt Crystal is from Everafter. Get your fishing rod and cast the rod in the water outside of the ripples. You can also make Aquatic Escargot with a Salt Crystal.

Once you have all of the ingredients, head back to any cookin??g station at your house or C??hez Remy. Place all of them in the pot and them it will create the Greek Potatoes dish. You can sell it to Goofy's Stall for around 439 Star Coins (depending on the ingredients you choose) and eat it for 1,486 Energy.

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The Pumpkin Soup Disney Dreamlight Valley recipe is a magnificent appetizer for your pals like Mickey or Remy. It counts as a four-star dish, which will ?help you finish some Dreamlight tasks.

Pumpkin Soup Disney Dreamlight Valley ingredients

To create Pumpkin Soup, you'll need to find the following ingredients, and thankfully, you won't need any of the DLC like The Storybook Vale:

• Pumpkin
• Ginger
• Any vegetable
• Milk

Pumpkin Seeds or, if you're lucky, the squash vegetable itself can be bought from Goofy's Stall in the Forgotten Lands. Th??e se?eds are 275 Star Coins, while the vegetable is 996 Star Coins. By the way, if you plant many Pumpkins, they are a great way of making money as there's a lot of profit in selling these to Goofy.

Ginger can also be found in the Forgotten Lands. This time, it doesn't require your wallet. Look to the ground, and you?'ll find t??he ingredient planted in the ground. Look for a long green stalk poking out of the ground. Pick up the crop.

Milk can be bought at Chez Remy for 230 Star Coins. You'll need to finish the quests from the Ratatouille realm to unlock the restaurant. You can find the ?realm in the castle. For the vegetable, you can use another Pumpkin or grow a crop that grows quickly like a Carrot from Goofy's Stall in the Peaceful Meadow.

Once you have all four ingredients, go to a cooking station like your house or Chez Remy. Throw all of them into the pot, and you'll have a lovely Pumpkin Soup in your possession. You can sell it for around 1,461 Star Coins (depending on the vegetable you choose) and eat the dish for 1,591 Energy. If you have the Storybook Vale DLC, you can also make Stuffed Ring Squash.

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The Blue Star Lily in Disney Dreamlight Valley is a pretty flower you can pick up in one of the or??iginal locations of the game. It can help you make several blue-themed items like the Blue Retro Portable Radio and others.

Blue Star Lily Disney Dreamlight Valley Location

You can find a Blue Star Lily from the original valley within the Forest of Valor. Thankfully, you won't need any of the DLC like The Storybook Vale.

Run around the Forest of Valor (you can also find Emeralds here) and look for a blue flower growing from the grass. You don't w??ant the bell-sha??ped flowers; the Blue Star Lilies have normal petals.

You'll be able to find around ??three or four of th??e flowers at one time. One respawns every 30 minutes, so it will take some time to craft the items you need, unfortunately.

What can you craft with this flower?

One cute item you can make with the Blue Star Lily is a Blue Retro Portable Radio. You'll get the instructions on how to create it after picking up a Blue Star Lily. Collect the following materials and then head to a crafting table at your home or at Scrooge's shop.

• 1 Blue Lily
• 5 Softwood
• 1 Iron Ingot

Yo??u can also craft Iron Ingot by collecting five Iron Ores and one Coal Ore, which you can get from mining nearby rocks. Once you have the Blue Retro Portable Radio made, you can place it as furniture inside your home. It will put on some familiar music if you interact with it.

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The Sirin 9mm in Black Ops 6 is a full-auto SMG that has a slow rate of fire but hits hard. Unfortunately, it is quite difficult to unlock; here are two ways to get the Sirin 9mm in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6.

The Hit List

You can unlock the Sirin 9mm in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 by participating in the Hit List event. Under the "Event" tab, you'll find that you can unlock the Sirin 9mm when the community reaches 50 billion points collectively if you swipe righ??t with your right analog stick. Here's how the points are given:

• Multiplayer: 1 per Elimination
• Zombies: 1 every 5 Eliminations
• Warzone: 5 per Elimination

You'll see the Community Total on the top right. The event will end on December 5, giving players plenty of time to unlock all of the community awards, including the Sirin 9mm at the very top. We'll likely reach or get close to that goal as a Double XP event has been activated over the Thanksgiving weekend. Black Ops 6 also enjoyed one of the series' best first months in history, so a lot of people ??are g??etting into the FPS action.

This community event also unlocks the Buffer Weight Stock attachment, Shadow perk, Hand Cannon scorestreak, and Veteran perk when everyone reaches these?? goals.

Additionally, there are some personal goals you can reach. If you get 1,000 eliminations, you'll u?nlock the Pow??er Drill melee weapon.

You can get the Sirin 9mm by purchasing a bundle

If you don't want to wait, you can also purchase a bundle on the store called Reactive: Cash Bandit for 2800 CP (COD Points). This nets you the Debt Collector blueprint for the Sirin 9mm, unlocking the gun for your loadout?. You'll also get the following with the bund?le:

• Raccoon Goon Operator Skin for Niran
• Vault Security Blueprint for GPR 91
• Disarmed Finishing Move
• Cash Flow Reticle
• Cash Eater Large Decal
• Raccoon Robber Weapon Charm
• Double XP Token for 1 hour

If you want to play as a shark-themed character, that is also available in the store.

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It's been pretty well established in the survival horror community that Dino Crisis is the most-wanted Capcom revival in the company's entire back catalog. However, no matter how hard fans want it, the studio just doesn't seem willing to give us a new entry. F??or now, we can at least stick with the ??original game.

As noted by Twitter/X user Jawmuncher (thanks, Eurogamer), the first Dino Crisis game �?originally released in 1999 �?is now available to purchase on the PlayStation Store. Capcom had launched it for PS Plus Premium subscribers, but it's no longer exclusive? to subscribed members.

Over on the PS Store itself, I'm seeing the game on sale for £7.99 ($9.99) or free if you have a Premium ??membership. It should ?be said that this isn't a remaster as such. However, the description does say you can enjoy enhanced up-rendering, as well as "rewind, quick save, and custom video filters." All that fancy modern stuff.

The lesser-spotted High-res-o-saurus

As if that wasn't enough, the same user also noted that the Director's Cut of the first Resident Evil game is also now ?available on the storefront. Again, it'll set you back $9.99, but is free if you have a PS Plus Premium subscription. Both games have been converted from their original PlayStation 1 versions, and are playable on PS4 and PS5.

As for the future of Dino Crisis, director Shinji Mikami has said he was surprised to learn so many people wanted to see the franchise make a return. Sadly, with the success of Monster Hunter, Mikami doesn't feel another series about fighting large scaly monsters needs to flood the market, so a new Dino Crisis (or possible remake?) doesn't feel like it's on the horizon any time soon.

But that won't stop the steely determination of the modding community. When last we checked, fans were already in the process of making their own unofficial Dino Crisis games??. However, whet?her we'll see any of these at some point in the future remains to be seen.

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Aquatic Escargot in Disney Dreamlight Valley is a dish many would likely avoid i??n real life. However, some of your friends, like Stitch or Belle in the game, might love a bite of this three-star dish.

Aquatic Escargot Disney Dreamlight Valley ingredients

To cook? up the Aquatic Escargot for yourself or restaurant guests, you'l?l need the following:

• Trumpet Snail
• Salt Crystal
• Garlic

Trumpet Snails can be acquired at The Bind. You can find them on the ground like an herb. They look like a strange shell engrained in the soil. Garlic can also be picked up from the ground, but you'll have to go back to the Forest of Valor in the or??iginal valley where our story began. Look for the green stems that are reaching out of the ground.

Lastly, Salt Crystals can be fished from the waters of Everafter, Maleficent's dominion in the new land. Don't fish within the ripples, however. You'll want to fish from outside them to gain the Salt Crystal you require. Thankfully, you don't need to grow any crops for this recipe.

Once you have all of the ingredients, head to any cooking station, such as your home or Chez Remy. Throw the ingredients into the pot, and you'll have the Aquatic Escargot dish. Congrats! Hopefully, our French residents like Belle or The Beast will be happy.

There are many other dishes you can make in Disney Dreamlight Valley, and these will likely make you more Star Coins th??an the Aqu??atic Escargot. You can sell this meal to Goofy's Stall for 182 Star Coins or gain 581 Energy from eating it.

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The Stuffed Ring Squash is another delicious dish you can make in Disney Dreamlight Valley. This three-star mea??l counts towards your Dreamlight goals.

Stuffed Ring Squash Disney Dreamlight Valley ingredients

You'll need these three ingredients to create this healthy dish in Disney Dreamlight Valley:

• Ring Squash
• Ambrosia
• Garlic

You can purchase Ring Squash seeds from Goofy's Stall in The Bind for 20 Star Coins each. You'll need to grow the crop. Dig up a bit of the ground, plant the Ring Squash seeds, and then?? water the plants. You'll have to wait 30 minutes for it to grow co?mpletely. You can use a Miracle Growth Potion, however. This has the ingredients grow immediately after watering them after drinking the potion. You can create one by using a crafting station and blending the following ingredients:

• 10 Vitalys Crystals
• 10 Rich Soil
• 500 Dreamlight

How to get the other ingredients

Another ingredient, Ambrosia, can also be purchased from Goofy at his stall in Mythopia's The Elysian Fields. It's a golden liquid within a vial. It costs 140 Star Co?ins to get this resource.

The last ingredient Garlic is obtained from the grounds of the Forest of Valor. Fast travel back to the original land that introduced us to Disney Dreamlight Valley. Once you get to the Forest of Valor look towards the grass, and you'll see the ingredient growing from within with green st??ems flowing out.

Once you have all of the ingredients, head to any cooking station, possibly within your house or at Chez Remy with the famous rat chef, you can sell the meal for 225 Star?? Coins or eat it for 980 Energy.

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Chia Seed Bread in Disney Dreamlight Valley sounds like?? a healthy option ?for Mickey, Flynn Rider, and Mulan. Thankfully, the ingredients are fairly easy to get.

Chia Seed Bread Disney Dreamlight Valley Ingredients

First, you'll need to purchase the Disney Dreamlight Valley Storybook Vale DLC to access this recipe and its ingred??ients. Once that's done, the three-star dish Chia Seed Bread is made with the following ingredients:

• Chia
• Shovel Bird Egg
• Wheat

Chia Seeds can be purchased from Goofy's Stall in The Bind. They are available for 5 Star Coins each. You can also find Shovel Bird Eggs from this same stall. They can be purch?ased for ??160 Star Coins each. Thankfully, the Chia Seeds only take five minutes to grow after being planted and watered.

The last ingredient??, Wheat, is also at Goofy's Stall, but you'll have to go back to the original valley. Head over to the Peaceful Meadow and visit one of Mickey's best friends there. His stall will have Wheat Seeds for 1 Star Coin.

Once you have all of the ingredients, go to any cooking station in your home or at Chez Remy and place them all in the pot. You should? now have Chia? Seed Bread. It can be sold for 122 Star Coins or be eaten for 478 Energy.

Other recipes that can be made

Chia Seed Pudding is one of the easiest recipes to make ?in the Storybook Vale DLC expansion. You'll only need one Chia in the pot to make it. You can also create a lovely Golden Apple Smoothie by mixing in a Golden Apple a??nd Yogurt a??t a cooking station, providing 299+ Gold Coins or 985+ Energy.

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Scottish Porridge in Disney Dreamlight Valley is a simple two-star recipe t?hat would make residents like Merida very happy. It's made with a new ingredient that can ??be spotted in Everafter.

Scottish Porridge Disney Dreamlight Valley ingredients

To make Scottish Porridge, you only need two ingredients?:

• Oats
• Any fruit

Sounds simple, right? This isn't made like the typical Porridge from the past, however, with just wheat and milk. You'll need to get the Oats ingredient from Goofy's Stall in The Wild Woods area. It's on the west side of Storybook Vale, where Everaf??ter is located. After s?tarting up the stall, you should have the oat seeds available. They're 150 Star Coins each.

How to make farming quicker

After acquiring them, plant them in the ground and grow them with some water. Unfortunately, they'll grow in two lengthy hours. ??You can speed up the process by making a Miracle Growth Elixir. They're made at a crafting table with the following:

• 10 Vitalys Crystals
• 10 Rich Soils
• 500 Dreamlight

Vitalys Crystals are gained from the cave within the waterfall of Sunlit Plateau. Mine the rocks inside there. Rich Soil can be grabbed by digging up the ground, plan?ting vegetables/fruit, and ??then gathering the crops.

Once you have all of these ma?terials, go to a crafting table and make the Miracle Gro??wth Elixir. Plant the oats you want to grow and then bury them in the ground. Use the Miracle Growth Elixir, take out the water can, and then start watering the crops. They'll instantly grow.

Now that you have the Oats, go to a cooking station in Chez Remy or your house. Place one serving of oats and one fruit, like raspb??erries, into the pot. You'll then have S??cottish Porridge in your inventory.

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The Disney Dreamlight Valley: Storybook Vale DLC is a delightful adventure in the worlds of Hercules and Sleeping Beauty, but it has one major flaw that has plagued the?? game since its release. The inventor??y system has to change.

An annoying mechanic that is compounded further in The Storybook Vale

The Disney Dreamlight Valley Storybook Vale DLC has been fun over the past week or so as we meet new friends like Flynn Rider and create statues? for? the mighty Hades. However, the inventory system is starting to spoil the magic of this game.

From day one, we have been stretched with limited inventory space that is used for everything we collect: food, quest items, ingredients, etc. It's always frustrating when you're farming, and you can't pick anything new up because of the inventory space once again being limited. This is exacerbated by the fact that your character constantly picks up soil from the ground, which is practic??ally worthless.

You can craft chests and other storage solutions to place your items in, but after years of playing Disney Dreamlight Valley, they have become an eyesore. It's also c?onfusing to distinguish where your resources are,?? and it's especially frustrating to find quest items. It's a right pain.

The inventory system has become a sore topic, especially with The Storybook Vale expansion because of the addition of the Snippets. These are creatures throughout the Vale that can be collected to redeem storybook puzzles which you can complete with the Lorekeeper. In return, you'll get rewards like chairs and other objects. The Snippets, u?nfortunately, go s??traight to your inventory system, taking precious space in your already full bag, and there are many different varieties of them.

What is the solution?

It would be great if Gameloft could finally give players more space in their inventory system. It's a constant annoyance to always go back to Goofy. At some points, I've had to sell resources to finish quests just so I can have room. It would also help if the number of vegetables and fruits you can gather goes up to 100 instead of 50 per slot. Hopefully, the inventory system issue will get resolved soon because it's one of the most annoying factors of an otherwise relaxing and rewarding experience in Disney Dreamlight Valley and its DLC The Storybook Vale.

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Ver??y early into Elden Ring, I kept seeing these random, cracked, conspicuous-as-hell statues with a blue ?or turquoise light. And 50 hours in, I finally know how to break them open.

Backing up a step, there are many different types of statues in this game, some of which you can directly interact with. I'm not talking about those. I mean the statues? that are partially sliced open, and often embedded in the ground or toppled over. You'll probably recognize them when you see the??m. Like this one!

**Spoilers below**

If you're anything like me, you might've tried two-handing your weapon, various jump attacks, and explosive throwables, to name a few tactics that seemed like a g??ood idea at the time. No dice �?at least, not that I've seen. Instead, you'll need to source some outside help. You need to use a big boy.

That's right, a big boy

Had I spent more time scoping out this cracked glowing statue on stormy Limgrave hillside with several trolls roaming nearby, I probably would've figured out the solution way sooner. In fact, on a return visit, the a-ha moment happened? organically: a giant just casually strolled through it on his way to my character, and the ?cracked statue exploded, revealing a shiny reward.

What was inside? Unfortunately, just some low-level smithing stones �?a useful find in the early ga?me, but far less helpful down the road whe??n they're more plentiful.

If you missed the statue pictured above, you might've seen this statue with a glowing crack ?in the heart of Stormveil Castle, which you would've gone past on your way to the boss.

It's not-so-conveniently resting next to a large, gnarly enemy �?large enough to make me think it could also be strong enough to bust open the statue... but it didn't work for me. Appearance isn't always everything, but once you get a feel for who (or what) has the magic touch to bust open glowing statues in Elden Ring, you'll p??robably be able to instantly recognize them.

What I simply had to do upon luring this troll was to have it casually walk on top of this statue. It could have also just swung its weapon at me and broken the statue as collateral damage, bu??t at?? lower levels, that could be very risky.

Interestingly, it seems that other large-scale enemies in Elden Ring are capable of opening these glowing cracked statues. When we mean big boys, they don't have to be on the scale of the aforementioned trolls. You just need to be able to look and? them and think, "Yeah, this guy could probably eat rocks."

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Other ways to break glowing cracked statues in Elden Ring

Depending on the area you're in, you will have to do some scouting on what the bigge??st en??emies are. You'll have to train a beast or two and bring them to the statue with the glowing cracks. In the example below found in the Sealed Tunnel, this statue is against the wall, so you can't just hide behind it in hopes of your enemy walking right into it.

What you will have to do is put your back against the statue as an enemy is about to attack you. At the right moment, dodge its a??ttack and hopefully, they'll open?? the thing for you. Not the safest thing to do, but you probably won't get anywhere just asking politely, either.

What do glowing cracked statues contain?

In terms of reward, from every example I've seen, these glowing cracked statues just give out various tiers of upgrade materials like Smithing Stones for your weapons and?? shields. A potentially good haul, but not necessarily something I'd want to go out of my way to get, if that makes sense.

This is just the latest in a line of "Wow, I reall??y overthought that!" moments in the game. I'm loving it. Especially now that I've hit a brick wall, an?d it's time to go wandering again.

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Lancetfish Paella is a complicated five-star dish you can make in Disney Dreamlight Valley, w??hich requires tough fish to make. It's located in a far-off spa??ce that is hard to reach for newcomers to the game.

Where to find Lancetfish Paella Disney Dreamlight Valley ingredients

You'll require five different ingredients to make Lance??tfish Paella. They are??:

• Lancetfish
• Tomato
• Shrimp
• Any kind of seafood like Shrimp or Squid
• Rice

Lancetfish can be fished from the Forgotten Lands. It's the hardest biome to reach in Disney Dreamlight Valley, unfortunately, and will require a lot of Dreamlight to unlock. Once you've finally reached the dark area, fish from the ponds in the area and look for blue ripples. This is where the Lancetfish lurk. You m??ay get other kinds of fish from the catch too but be persis??tent. I was able to find mine the first time, however.

Tomatoes and their seeds can be bought at Goofy's Stall in Dazzle Beach. The seeds can be bought for 8 Star Coins each from one of Mickey's best friends. You may be lucky because the tomatoes themselves may be up for sale too. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case today for me. You might also find a fresh Tomato from Wall-E's garden; thankfully, luck was on my side this time. They're also used as a Ratatouille ingredient.

Shrimp can be caught while fishing at Dazzle Beach nearby Goofy's Stall, thankfully. Catching two of them is easier to do for any kind of seafood addition, but if you have any spare Squid in your inventory you might as well use?? that. While trying to catch Shrimp, look for blue ripples in the ocean.

Lastly, Rice can be bought at Goofy's Stall in the Glade of Trust. You can buy the seeds for 35 Star Coins each or ??the ingredient itself for 92 Star Coins. It's worth the extra money to just get the ingredient, but if you want to save money, you can grow the Rice yours??elf.

Where to cook

You can cook your meal at any stove in Disney Dreamlight Valley. There'?s one in your house or if you've finished Remy's realm in the castle, at Chez Remy. Throw all of the ingredients in the pot, an??d you should have your Lancetfish Paella. Bon appetite!

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Group passwords are the backbone of Elden Ring's multiplayer scene. Whether you and our friends are playing the game's box-standard multiplayer m??ode or using one of the many incredible mods fans have made to trick it out, you'll need passwords to e??xplore the Land Between as a team.

Luckily, group passwords are much more than a way to join a group for cooperative multiplayer or PVP. Many Elden Ring group passwords significantly buff the number of Run??es you get when you defeat one of the game's shard-bearing bosses. Some of these passwords give you a boost of up to 5%, so you and your friends could end up squeezing a few more level-ups out of the game's most epic bosses.

Specific passwords also come with other effects, including unique summon signs, varying amounts of bloodstains, and the chance to run into hostile phantoms. Here are some of the best co-op codes in Elden Ring.

How to use group passwords in Eldren Ring

After popping open the menu and selecting Multiplayer, you can press Triangle on PS4/PS5 to change your password Settings �?from here, you can enter a Multiplayer Password or a Group Password. The latter is your ticket to scoring more Ru??nes.

You can input up to five group passwords during a session, but you don't hav??e to fill every slot. Having multiple group?? passwords active can lead to strange results, so think carefully before you input co-op codes.

Popular Elden Ring group passwords

At the moment, I'm using these five Elden Ring group passwords:

• "SEEKERS" �?VaatiVidya
• "straydmn" �?r/EldenRing
• "FEXTRA" �?Fextralife Elden Ring Wiki
• "fcb" �?FightinCowboy
• "Koopy" �?r/TwoBestFriendsPlay

Before I could finish filling out all five entries, my Rune buff was already active. Here's the status icon (it looks just like the Gold-Pickled Fowl Foot with an up arrow):

You'll also notice that your character has a golden?? glow while the effect is active.

While group passwords only need to be typed once (and you can change or remove?? them whenever with no penalty or restriction), th?ey won't automatically carry from one character to the next; if you've got a bunch of alt characters, you'll need to fill out the passwords again for each individual tarnished.

This is probably something I should've looked into before finishing Elden Ring, but I guess that's what su?bsequent playthroughs are for! I've been dominating the liv?ing room TV with this game, so I should cool it for now. (The keyword being "should.")

For further Rune farming, check out this late-game guide.

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