Monster Hunter Rise 2.0 is finally live, bringing alongside it the possibility of making Layered Armor out of any unlocked armor set in the game. A feature that was implemented very late into the previous title, Monster Hunter: World, now makes its appearance in the exact opposite way, very early into Monster Hunter Rise’s life span. Being the first major update, someone would expect less new things to be added, but the Monster Hunter team was generous enough to throw to us a lot of new and exciting stuff, like crafting ourselves some Layered Armor. Read More...
Pokemon has always been about catching different Pokemon and leveling them up along the way, with leveling the entire party getting much easier in recent iterations. This has been thanks to the introduction of EXP Share for the whole party, which is now back as a permanent addition to the party that cannot be removed. However, there is still a way to power level certain Pokemon in Pokemon Sword and Shield and this guide will explain how you can do just that. Read More...
Wall running is one of the abilities that you unlock in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. After you’ve been introduced to Cal Kestus you’ll find yourself on the remote planet of Bogano. You’ll notice as you explore the planet that there are some areas that look like prime candidates for wall running. However, you’ll need to wait until you’ve reached a certain point in the game where you’ll receive the power-up. Read More...
