Find the Twinblade location to get this weapon in Elden Ring Looking for the Elden Ring Twinblade weapon?As you can probably guess, the Twinblade falls under the Twinblade weapon category, which means it has two pointy ends instead of just one. You can use the Twinblade for quick slashing and spinning attacks. In this guide, we’ll show you how to find theElden RingTwinblade weapon in the Dragon-Burnt Ruins. How to get the Twinblade in Elden Ring...

According to retailer GameStop in a now-deleted post What a thrill! Oh, wait, actually no. It’s just a release date. We get those all the time. Still, I’m not entirely un-thrilled to learn that stealthaction gameMetal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eatercould be arriving as soon as the 17th of November this year, according to a hastily scrubbed X post by retailer GameStop. Thankfully, the folks at the (good, handsome) Ian Games Networkgrabbed the offending information squarebefore it was deleted....

I feel snails have already solved the need for metal slugs actually This week, we’re highlighting the best demos you can play duringSteam Next Fest, which starts June 10th. We’re calling thisWishlisted, in partnership with Eurogamer and VG247. I’ve always loved the art of the Metal Slug series of side-scrolling shooters, so I’ve been keeping a keen eye on the fetching gridstrategyantics ofMetal Slug Tacticsever since it wasfirst announced. For as long as I’ve been excited, I’ve also been worried....

Need a hint for today’s Connections? Read our guide for help with Connections #366 This guide is for a previous day! Looking for today’s solution? Check out theConnections hint and answers for Thursday 12th December! Want a hint for Connections today?Piggybacking off the monumental success of daily puzzle gameWordle, the New York Times has another fantastically popular word game out now. It’s calledConnections, and if you haven’t played it before, now’s the time to start....

Need a hint for Connections? Read our guide for help with Connections #367 This guide is for a previous day! Looking for today’s solution? Check out theConnections hint and answers for Thursday 12th December! Want a hint for Connections today?Piggybacking off the monumental success of daily puzzle gameWordle, the New York Times has another fantastically popular word game out now. It’s calledConnections, and if you haven’t played it before, now’s the time to start....

The Albinaurics don’t deserve this It’s a well known phenomena by now that if you want to level up very quickly inElden Ring, the best place to do so is a cliff’s edge byMohgwyn Palace. Nearby to this now-famous site of grace camps a merry band of blood-cursed Albinaurics, as well as a stupid gross bird you can trick into killing itself over and over again. I do not give a single solitary biscuit about that leperous avian, but I’ll be damned if I’m going to waste my new-found position of prominence on this glorious website by not moralising at you heartless rune-hoarders about the unconscionable violence you keep inflicting on my bulbous, shiny frog sons....

Winner winner, chicken dipper It took over a month of racing and 220 hours of playtime but aTrackmaniaplayer has finally beaten the racing game’s most horrendously difficult map. For those of you only now noticing that tens of thousands of Twitch viewers have been religiously watching video game Hot Wheels, let me elucidate. Deep Dip 2 is a fan-made tower of racetracks that was published as a challenge to the racing game’s communitylast month....

Featuring a van and some sand, no witches yet though The playable area inCaravan SandWitch’sSteam Next Festdemo isn’t all that big, but within seconds you’re plonked at the rusty wheel of an offroading motorhome and let loose to roam it. It’s a figurative “Go nuts,” and given how much more this narrative-heavy, third-person exploration yarn seemingly has to give, it’s an attitude I’m seriously hoping holds firm throughout the full game....

A more focused action-RPG with the promise of complexity deeper in If you were fondly hoping for a top-down table-topper like the BioWare RPGs of auld, you may be disappointed. But wait, there is yet More News: the slice of the game’s intro I saw reminded me of the amazingMass Effect 2, partly because it starts in the middle of a catastrophe - as creative director John Epler put it during our presentation, “a beginning which feels like the ending of another game”....

Dominate Wuthering Waves with these essential battle tips Looking for combat tips and tricks to use in Wuthering Waves?ConsideringWuthering Wavesis an open-worldRPG, it should come as no surprise that combat is at the forefront. Laced throughout the game, you’ll come up against an abundance of enemies as you explore, while you’re tackling quests, and especially when you opt to take down the World Bosses to reap the rewards. To make sure you win these important battles, you’ll need some tips and tricks and thankfully, you’re in the right place....

Rule your empire in Roman Latium or the Celtic Albion It’s been five years sinceAnno 1800, but we’ve finally seen what’s next for Ubisoft’s history-hopping city-building series.Anno 117: Pax Romanawill be the earliest period for the franchise yet, travelling back to the time of a peaceful Ancient Rome. After the biggest gap between Anno games yet, we at least won’t have to wait too long for the newly revealed entry: it’s out next year....

Ninja vs Samurai vs choice paralysis Assassin’s Creed has been threatening to go to Japan for so long that I think the idea has lost its thunder, but I’ll admit to a squee of enthusiasm, during our first look at Assassin’s Creed Shadows, when deuteragonist Naoe grappled onto the ceiling to allow a castle guard to pass innocently beneath. I was similarly tickled by the sight of her breathing through a bamboo pipe while swimming underwater, and I emitted a gentle hum of approval, like a smartphone switching on for the very first time, when she impaled a silhouette through a paper door....

Fry-nal fantasy Chef RPGisStardew Valleybut for restaurants instead of farms, the ‘plate’ side of the hypothetical ‘farm to plate’ bundle that Steam may one day sell. Even the set-up is similar to thefarming game. You rock up all chef-like off the train, and you’re soon greeted by your guide Hazel, yet another Boba-clutching robot. I might be misremembering Stardew. Fry yourself off a nice chunk of trai-loumi below. The vibrant town shines with a bustling economy, featuring such indispensable stores as ‘Milk and Wheat’, and ‘Brada’....