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A brand new update for Fortnite has arrived across PlayStation, Xbox, PC, Nintendo Switch, and Android devices, marking the beginning of Chapter 4 Season 2. The new season is titled 'Fortnite Online Guide MEGA', and boasts a new futuristic neo-Tokyo vibe with plenty of new cont

Speaking of breaking from legacies, I’m also pleased to report that Wild Hearts is a PC port with Koei-Tecmo in the credits that doesn’t feature horrendous optimization, weird framerate caps, or a lack of basic keyboard and mouse support. Granted, not every key binding is available, particular thumb keys most gaming mice come with these days, but this is a massive step up from their middling ports in days past. Performance in our pre-release builds wasn’t perfect, but fairly reasonable for a game without its launch day patch. I eventually had to turn some settings down, but it remains a gorgeous game regardless, including superb facial animations.

Players must complete eight missions while wandering around the ship, and the first one to complete all of their missions will be able to race toward the final door to escape the ship in a rocket. This one-of-a-kind race will certainly make for a great t

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Want a car instead? Get in this four-seater and use its handbrake to drift ‘round the bend.

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Metro Prop Hunt takes players exactly where the title suggests: a metro. In this metro, fans can locate different shops, trains, and more to find different items and hide away from the opposing team. Metro is excellent for smaller groups of players, as the map can hold up to 16 players, and is wonderful overall for smaller groups in a full squ

Players have to risk leaving their pillar if they'd like to move or try to eliminate an opponent. However, they must also build protective barriers to make sure that they're not taken by surprise by another player and eventually go to the middle so they aren't lost to the storm as it starts closing in. Ultimately, the key to victory is thinking fast, as gamers must manage their inventory while focusing on their surroundings and the st

My favorite weapon, the bow and arrow, has some wholesale moves from Zelda’s character kit in Hyrule Warriors - just rebalanced to a somewhat more grounded power level. The moves remain as cathartic as ever to unleash though, paired with all sorts of meta-strategies that grant an immense skill-ceiling for each weapon. For instance, my bow could land primed explosive shots that a different arrow type could then trigger, making tremendous explosions dealing substantially more damage.

All told, Wild Hearts is a ton of fun, and definitely should be on your radar if you’ve been contemplating trying Monster Hunter but were put off by the sheer sea of options for character building. With that said, while the core loop may quickly feel comfortable for experienced monster hunters, I fear the nuance may be lost on those new to the game just looking for a quick taste to see if it's to their liking.

_Acquire one of these katanas and perform the artful Knockback Slash . Not holding back? Show no mercy and perform the devastating Dash Attack . The Dash Attack has three charges that enter a cooldown upon use. _

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Meanwhile, one of the hardest yet most fascinating weapons to wield is an umbrella that lacks major damage output at the start but can actually parry monster attacks directly if you time it right. Players who’d gotten even further unlocked an incredible late-game staff that you can transform on the fly into over a half-dozen different alternate forms of attack. Yet if you want simplicity, you can still break out the swords, pikes, and hammers to slash and smash. It's a solid set of options worth mastering.

I can’t say Wild Hearts will redefine your outlook on the fantasy hunting genre, nor will it usurp Monster Hunter from its throne, but I don’t think it needs to. Wild Hearts puts its fresh ideas forward, front and center, though it takes a while for them to really make an impact. You really can tell Omega Force (of Dynasty Warriors fame) developed this, in no small part thanks to them cribbing from their past work.