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Bethesda games usually do not have a New Game Plus, but the company is turning over a new leaf with Starfield. It might sound intimidating since the base game is basically playable for hundreds of hours, but there’s a pretty compelling reason to try it out. What can players expect from the New Game Plus in Starfield? Read on to find out! Disclaimer – Spoilers ahead. Starfield – How to Unlock New Game Plus and What Carries Over It goes without saying that players will have to finish up the main story campaign of Starfield before New Game Plus is unlocked, so there’s quite a bit of exploring and spacefaring to do before this point is reached. Players will want to keep an eye out for the Constellation questline, as completing it will be the main requirement for New Game Plus. In the last step, aptly named “One Giant Leap,”…

Starfield lets players fulfill their space fantasy, and between charting unknown territory and facing off against space pirates and aliens, there’s a lot more to uncover in the vast reaches of space. You’ll need more than just firearms to survive, and the universe has plans for you to fight back. Your playable character in Starfield will eventually gain access to powers that will allow you to stand on equal ground against the many threats you’ll face. Costing “Power,” you’ll be able to cast these to varying effects. There are 24 different powers to choose from, and here’s a quick guide on how to unlock them and what they are! Disclaimer – Spoilers ahead. Starfield – How to Unlock Powers Players will need to proceed through the main quest line in Starfield and complete the “Into The Unknown” mission. This is something you won’t miss out on, so don’t worry; you’ll…

Blasphemous 2 has its share of difficult bosses, ranging from grotesque monstrosities to nimble warriors that match your strengths as the legendary Penitent One. They’re not as crushing as the bosses from the first game, but they still pack quite a punch that could have you repeating the same encounter over and over if you don’t take notice. In this guide, we will be outlining the first nine bosses of Blasphemous 2 – their patterns, their strengths and weaknesses, and the best strategies you can use to defeat them. Choose your weapon, Penitent One, and we shall defeat these horrors for penance! Blasphemous 2 Boss Guide Faceless One – Chisel of Oblivion https://youtu.be/71PJh8LzKdE Just as you choose your weapon to start with, you face off against the Faceless One before even starting Blasphemous 2. Personally, I would use the war censer, Veredicto, for this enemy. The scimitar, Ruego Al Alba,…

Support classes in multiplayer games often get the short end of the stick as leveling is sometimes harder and slower. Exoprimal isn’t exempt from this as there are some pretty cool and badass-looking assault and tank characters that deliver massive damage while looking cool. It is Capcom after all. Then there’s the Witchdoctor. While it’s probably the least flashy Exosuit next to the Roadblock, it cannot be denied that they are simply too good at what they do. Built properly, it is probably one of the best support Exosuits in Exoprimal that can net you some nifty points, even becoming (gasp) MVP in certain conditions. In this Exoprimal guide, I’m going to show how to build a competent Witchdoctor, which is not all about healing as most may expect. With proper knowledge, it can even transition to a battle priest that can support the party proficiently. It is my favorite…

So you’ve done it. You beat Final Fantasy XVI! You’ve taken down all the notorious marks. You’ve finished all the sidequests, chronoliths, and you’re maxed out at level 50. You’ve even gotten the strongest sword in the game, the Gotterdammerung. Everything feels fine and dandy now, doesn’t it? You go for another round, this time starting a New Game Plus on Final Fantasy Mode. The next thing you know, that sinking feeling sets in. Your hard-earned Gotterdammerung isn’t the strongest sword in Final Fantasy XVI anymore. All that hard work and it doesn’t even match the Reinforced Bastard Sword, which you get just a few hours into Final Fantasy Mode! This time around, the search for the strongest sword will lead you to the all-powerful Ultima Weapon. Do you need to fight a ridiculously insane super boss (preferably with the same name) to earn it? Carry over all your equipment…

Final Fantasy XVI is quite the adventure, and this epic tale leads you on a journey to fight legendary beasts and acquire powerful treasures. One of these treasures is called the Gotterdammerung, and like its Final Fantasy VII Remake counterpart, it is one of, if not the most powerful weapons in the game. Acquiring it would seem like poetic justice. This time around, Final Fantasy XVI’s Gotterdammerung doesn’t require godlike feats to acquire. You just need the dedication and patience to go through quite a bit of questing to actually attain. After all, what’s a Final Fantasy without some epic quest line that leads to supremely powerful loot? Related – Read our Final Fantasy XVI Review This sword is so photogenic Final Fantasy XVI Gotterdammerung Crafting Guide Preparations As mentioned earlier, it is not difficult to acquire the Gotterdammerung if you’ve been slowly progressing throughout your playthrough, doing the side…

Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus and Butterfly is a fun visual novel that allows you to live the barista life of your dreams while listening to the many stories and problems as you serve them a comforting drink. Just like a bartender, the game offers you quite a number of ingredients to blend creative concoctions at the behest of your clients. As such, to avoid any guesswork, we’ve come up with a guide to answer all your ingredient-mixing questions for Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus and Butterfly! This guide serves as a way for you to create drinks from the base ingredient to its extra ingredients. You can try it out in the Free Brew where you can create drinks to your hearts’ delight, and they’ll be included in your drink list on your phone app and be imprinted on your memory when a particular customer has a specific drink…

A true test of skill and endurance for any worthy Path of Exile adventurer. This perilous maze lies in wait for those daring enough to attempt it, with its trial locations containing all manner of deadly traps and obstacles to overcome. The Trial of Piercing Truth, for instance, is a true test of reflexes and dexterity, featuring spike traps that would make even the most agile of warriors break a sweat. Meanwhile, the Trial of Swirling Fear will leave you dizzy and disoriented, as you dodge and weave through spinning blades that threaten to cut you down at every turn. The Trial of Crippling Grief will test your mettle with sawblades that are as deadly as they are relentless. The Trial of Burning Rage is not for the faint of heart, with furnace traps that will incinerate all but the most resilient of adventurers. And the Trial of Lingering Pain…

Old School RuneScape (OSRS) is a classic MMORPG that has been entertaining players for over a decade. In OSRS, you can embark on quests, fight against enemies, and explore vast worlds filled with adventure. To make your gaming experience even more immersive, OSRS offers several payment options that allow players to access additional content and in-game currency. In this article, we’ll dive into the world of OSRS Bonds, Runecoins, and Memberships, and explore how they work together to make the game even more fun. Understanding OSRS Bonds and Its Relevance to OSRS Gold OSRS Bonds are a form of in-game currency that can be purchased with real money. Once purchased, Bonds can be traded with other players for OSRS gold, or they can be used to redeem additional game features. Some of the features you can unlock with Bonds include the ability to change your character’s name or appearance, access…

It is notoriously difficult to build up large Gold storage in RuneScape, whether you grind for hours as a free-to-play player or whether you buy Gold from sites like ChicksGold. Therefore, just like in real life, it is imperative to use your Gold in the right way so that you do not end up regretting it and becoming demotivated to play. RuneScape has many different items and activities that you could spend your Gold on, and without proper consideration, you might end up spending your money on the wrong things and pay for them soon enough. So, today we will lay out everything you need to know about the best ways to spend your GP in RuneScape. Best Ways to Spend your GP in RuneScape – Invest! Invest in your account. This point might seem painfully obvious to the point where might be unnecessary or cliche, but doing this, instead…

Theatrhythm Final Bar Line, if you haven’t heard, is the follow-up to the excellent 3DS rhythm-RPG game Theatrhythm Final Fantasy from Square Enix and indieszero. Featuring the storied 35-year history of Final Fantasy music, the game is immensely fun, addictive, and will bring you back to the golden years of Final Fantasy nostalgia. If there’s one thing that presents a massive challenge in Theatrhythm Final Bar Line, it’s the boss fights. They’re usually at the end of the music stage, they pack quite a lot of HP, and they love dishing out the most annoying status ailments. Then you ask yourself, “How do we take down these bosses and claim the promised loot at the end of each music stage?” What if I told you that the bosses in Theatrhythm Final Bar Line are quite easy to beat? This guide has been written to that effect, and it’ll show you…

Theatrhythm Final Bar Line is an extremely fun rhythm RPG from Square Enix and indieszero that features Final Fantasy and Square Enix music. One of the more fun aspects of Theatrhythm Final Bar Line is the collectibles in the form of Collectacards. They range from giving your characters a stat boost or even serve as a fun codex for collecting iconic moments from the franchise. There are a ton of Collectacards to get, and while you can easily just randomly collect them, there is a way to be efficient with your playthrough and grab a ton of rare Collectacards in the process. The closer you get to completion, the more duplicates you’ll get, so this is a guide to curb that. Adel is relieved that he wasn’t robbed like his friends Along the way, it’s quite possible to get some elusive Summonstones and items as well! So here’s a quick…

Theatrhythm Final Bar Line is a fantastic title from Square Enix that boasts the storied history of music heard in the Final Fantasy series as well as their stand-alone JRPG titles. Summons are an iconic part of the Final Fantasy mythos, and Theatrhythm Final Bar Line implements this by using the Summonstones of iconic characters like Ifrit, Shiva, and Bahamut, among others. Summonstones are special and powerful loot that you can receive from enemies, either through monster drops, stolen loot, or by collecting enough Rhythmia points. They can grant you an advantage in the stage, but they can also give you some powerful passives such as higher experience, better trigger damage, and even regenerating burst points to give you an edge in multiplayer. They’re quite elusive, so here’s a quick guide on how to farm Summonstones in Theatrhythm Final Bar Line! Knights of the Round baby! Theatrhythm Final Bar Line…

If there’s a game this year that I’ve been hooked on playing from the moment the demo dropped until most recently, it’s Theatrhythm Final Bar Line. With 385 + 27 songs available at the moment, it’s a massive collection that’s packed to the brim with the storied 35-year history of Final Fantasy and Square Enix music. The hype has always been surrounding the songs, but as you play Theatrhythm Final Bar Line, the Final Fantasy characters that you collect, including the unlocked characters as you complete each Final Fantasy title, will total up to 104 characters. Maxing them out at 99, that’s 10,296 levels to grind if you do the math! Yaaaassss Queen Thankfully, Theatrhythm Final Bar Line is such a fantastic, fun, and addictive game that the grind to 99 isn’t too much to bear unless you start playing with the more obscure characters. Do you even remember Benjamin…

Octopath Traveler II is a mammoth of a JRPG, and clocking in at over 60 hours of playtime, we’ve barely scratched the surface. When you’re not completing the main story of all eight travelers, you’ll be busy with side quests, completing intersecting side stories between travelers, and much more. There’s a lot to do in Octopath Traveler II, but getting all travelers should be your first priority to maximize your time with them. Taking your time with all of them may take you around 10 hours, but you can really get them in just one hour, and it involves a lot of shortcuts. Don’t worry about skipping though, you can always review stories later at the tavern, and by getting all 8 travelers in Octopath Traveler II as early as you can, you can use your time more wisely by leveling them up and choosing which ones you really want…