Famous Chef Gordon Ramsay Trades Kitchens for Farms in Hay Day Event

Among the Mysteries you can solve in , is among the trickiest to figure out at first. This optional side quest rewards you with a powerful combat upgrade if you manage to complete it. However, the instructions for this Mystery are somewhat vague, making it harder to finish than you may expect when you start it.

While introduces lots of great new characters to Thedas, there are also plenty of well-loved characters who return for the series' fourth installment. The first member of Rook's team, met during the game's introduction sequence, is Lace Harding, who previously appeared in as a scout for the organization. Harding has a fantastic personal quest in which delves deep into dwarven lore and the idea of forgiveness and compassion.

Studio Wildcard has finally updated players on what to expect in the future for . will reach its second anniversary in October 2025, and while it has been a rough road, it has largely accomplished its goal of being a technical upgrade for. This has come with many other new features like premium mods, creature packs, and DLC add-ons. Though some of these topics have been highly debated on their benefit to the franchise.

An player has adorably recreated the «duck at the lemonade stand» meme, and they even had a cameo appearance by the most appropriate villager. players have a lot of freedom to decorate and design their islands, and many use this creative license to make their dream islands, from aesthetically pleasing cottegecore builds to tropical island getaways. One player, though, opted to get even more fun with it and recreate a well-known meme video.

It’s the new year, and it seems as though game developers believe that in amongst all that spring cleaning and remodelling you’ll fancy a bit of digital renovation as well. Following this week’s earlier announcement of Architect Life: A Design Simulator, it’s now the turn of your derelict local sports hall, with Sports Renovations from Goat Gamez set to arrive on March 27th for PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series.

Where to next for the Doom Slayer? Having battled against wave after wave of demonic invasion and delved through Hell to defeat even the Dark Lord himself by the end of Doom Eternal, there’s really only one place to go: back to the start. It’s time for Doom: The Dark Ages.

Rebellion know more than anyone how satisfying it is to blow the nuts off a Nazi. While that might not particularly trailer-friendly fare, it’s safe to say we all know that’s the first thing that anyone is doing when Sniper Elite: Resistance launches on the 30th of January for PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series. The second thing you might want to do is indulge in some of the all-new features that Rebellion are bringing to bear in this entry in the storied series, with a fresh new trailer here to give a deeper dive into them all.

There’s a really specific sort of nostalgia that hits me like a truck whenever the Tales series is mentioned. I grew up hovering around this series of JRPGs, but never playing them. Other series like Kingdom Hearts and Final Fantasy caught my attention, but I would still spot Tales in the periphery. The series seemingly spawning a new mainline entry almost every year, combined with me hardly following news of the franchise, led to this sort of awe I would experience whenever I continuously discovered more and more Tales games that I had no idea even existed. As I’ve gotten older and started digging deeper into games and series I never gave a shot earlier in life, I’m finally getting around to playing a lot of these Tales games that only existed as ideas and myths to me. Tales of Graces f was one such myth – a Wii game I barely knew existed, which became a PS3 game I downloaded but never touched, and finally, it arrives in my life for the third time as a massively remastered and polished multi-platform re-release. And with this kind of care and quality, I’m hoping every entry in the series can eventually re-materialize in my life this way.

Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 is on the horizon, and the voice actor for protagonist Henry has revealed he spent over 500 hours recording lines for the character.