Deep Sky Derelicts, Snowhound Games' grim sci-fi RPG, is a dense beast. To find an alien mothership you can cash in for a reward you can't refuse, you must delve deep into hostile environments in search of clues — hey, if it was easy, everyone would do it. In a situation like this, help is always appreciated. This beginner's guide will put you in a position to get the most out of everything you'll encounter in your journey.
Being a cultist is hard work. Summoning eldritch abominations and the old gods really takes it out of you and getting started can be a pain. But that’s why we’re here to help guide you through Weather Factory's Cultist Simulator, an intriguing, fast-moving card games that requires skill, plenty of thought, and a good deal of patience. You’ll absolutely need it if you want to make any headway in this peculiar title, especially with its various requirements, card types, and fast-moving rounds that don't lift a finger to help you make sense of things.
Luckily, with these tips and tricks for beginners, you'll be on your way to becoming a model cultist in no time.
Digital Sun's Moonlighter is a very good video game about exploring dungeons and a free market economy. Adventure Capitalism, one may call it. Tricky and sometimes difficult are other names to describe it. In the beginning, things can seem overwhelming, but this guide will help you keep pep in your step and coin in your pockets.
God of War is a bona-fide hit. Corey Barlog and the crew at Sony Santa Monica pulled out all the stops to create a brand new vision of their signature character, Kratos. Besides big changes to the series like vast exploration, deep lore, and tactful writing, the signature combat of the franchise also got a huge overhaul. I would say it's for the better, but it's also significantly different than it ever has been. Here's what you need to know to succeed in the harsh, wintry world that is God of War's Midgard.
Into the Breach, Subset Games' follow up to FTL, is just as compelling and challenging as its predecessor. There's a lot to take in — and a lot to take advantage of — if you want to get the most out of your runs. While we can't prepare you for every tactical situation you might encounter, we can provide a short list of beginner tips. This should be enough to jump-start your attempts to save the world from the Vek.
Monster Hunter: World takes the long running cult favorite series a blasts it into the mainstream. During it’s trip from handheld back to big time console game, it’s gain a whole lot of bells and whistles that are, frankly, not that easy to navigate. Have no fear! The first couple of hours of Monster Hunter: World will be overwhelming, but keep these tips in your mind when sorting it all out, and you’ll be well on your way to glory.
They Are Billions gives you a single, brutal task: survive. That’s much easier said than done when you’re starting out, so we’re here with plenty of tips about how to make use of the first few days in your colony, as well as what to do when the zombies start knocking.
Battlefield 1: In the Name of the Tsar expansion adds a huge variety of locations for players to wage war on, including the mountainous Lupkow Pass. The map’s snow-covered hills and vertical nature make it among the DLC’s most unique terrains, offering up new gameplay strategies and possibilities for players to discover. This guide, along with some quick tips, will tell you all you need to know to find success on the Lupkow Pass battlefield.
Much of Battlefield 1: In the Name of the Tsar revolves around intense and bloody infantry combat. Not so with the Galicia map, though, which in many ways feels like a more traditional Battlefield combat zone compared to maps like Lupkow Pass or Tsaritsyn. Here are the essential tips you need to know to come out on top when battling across Galicia’s war-torn countryside.
Battlefield 1: In the Name of the Tsar is mostly about the Russian front of World War I, but it would be remiss to neglect the fact that Russia underwent a bloody civil war during and after the Great War. Thankfully, two of the latest Battlefield 1 expansion's six maps revolve around the conflict, which pitted the socialist Red Army against the anti-communist White Guard. One of the two Russian civil war maps is the stunning Tsaritsyn, and it’s one of the most visually impressive Battlefield 1 maps to date. Use this guide and tips to ensure your side emerges victorious.
Battlefield 1: In the Name of the Tsar offers a wide-range of snow-covered locations to do battle on, ranging from frozen islands to breathtaking cathedrals. For those who are looking for an up close and personal infantry focused battle, Brusilov Keep doesn’t disappoint. Use this guide and quick tips to stay one step ahead of the enemy team.
Battlefield 1: In the Name of the Tsar doesn’t just add new maps focusing on the eastern front of World War I. It also adds two new maps (and a new Operation) revolving around the bloody Russian Civil War that occurred during and after the first world war. One of the Russian Civil War maps, Volga River, is among the expansion's largest, and should make tank-piloting Battlefield players extremely happy. This guide will give you the essential information and tips you need to achieve victory.
Battlefield 1: In the Name of the Tsar delivers a slew of new frozen battlefields all across the snowy eastern front of World War I, but there is perhaps no better showcase for the expansions new vehicles and environments than the massive new map Albion. To help you navigate this brand new area, we've created a comprehensive guide with quick tips and strategies to help you get started.