Let’s cut to the chase: here’s the easiest way to beat Juzou the Drunkard, one of the earliest bosses you’ll come across in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. First, sprint from the Main Hall idol to the outside of the boss arena. Don’t worry about fighting enemies, they won’t follow you. If you get targeted by […]
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In Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, the new title from now-legendary Japanese developers FromSoftware and publisher Activision, resurrection is an essential part of survival. After you die, you will have the opportunity to revive yourself once. If you die right afterwards, you’re dead for good and lose half of your experience and half of your money,
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Review copy provided by Ubisoft. Reviewed on PC. The Division 2 is a lot of fun. After around forty-six hours of chaos, delight, and occasional frustration, there’s no doubt that Ubisoft has found a formula for the loot-based shooter that just works. It doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but it doesn’t need to. The tactical cover-based
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The Division 2 is a lot of fun. After around fifteen hours, running through about half of the game’s main missions and spending some time in the PvP-focused Dark Zone, Ubisoft has found a formula for the loot-based shooter that just works. It doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but it doesn’t need to. The tactical cover-based
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Review copy provided by Capcom. Reviewed on PC. It’s easy to forget now how many times Capcom has been written off. It wasn’t so long ago: Street Fighter V launched to an underwhelming reception and fan backlash, the Resident Evil series was on the backburner, and beloved franchises like Mega Man seemed dead. It’s already
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Review copy provided by Red Candle Games. Reviewed on PC. “Children grow by stumbling and picking themselves up,” your wife says. The sun streaming through the window of your modest apartment. Thick stacks of books clutter the floor and stretch to your shoulders. The pendulum swings from the clock on your wall, hung neatly above
Review copy provided by EA. Reviewed on PC. It’s hard to overstate the burden of expectations that Anthem has been carrying. After the disappointing launch of Mass Effect: Andromeda and the shuttering of their Montreal division, the hype behind the new open-world shooter from EA’s BioWare has been immense. BioWare has form in creating fascinating
