It seems as though Epic Games are embracing the memes of the mid-2000s by expanding into songs and dances of old and putting them in their popular battle royale title. In leaked footage late last week, the ‘Tunak Tunak Tun’ dance with the song are making their way into Fortnite.
‘Tunak Tunak Tun’ is a song by the Punjabi musician Daler Mehndi in 1998. The Indian pop song at the time was a hit in the artist’s country, eventually becoming an international success thanks to meme culture in the mid-2000s. Read More...
Progression in Valheim is an extremely satisfying process, where you see yourself advancing through different eras, like Bronze Age, Iron Age and so on. Wooden structures and items can help you start your journey, but eventually as you can imagine, you will need stronger tools and establishments to survive the harsh world.
Before you start handling metal and other more advanced minerals, we first need to master one of the oldest natural ingredients we can find in any environment. Read More...
Fortnite has come out swinging with its new line of collectible items, and consumables. You’ll find a whole variety of new items, such as Omni Chips, that will help you upgrade a specific item in your Battle Pass, the Omni Sword. However, if you don’t have the Battle Pass, you can always go on the search for Gold Bars, which will allow you to still unlock specific items while you’re in the match, upgrade guns, and much more. Read More...