Riot Games is taking a breather with this week’s League of Legends patch. After two big updates, which included a myriad of changes in the name of Worlds 2021, the devs are making just a handful of champion tweaks and adjustments to keep things “brewing smoothly” in Patch 11.20. A few champions that are set to receive changes include Amumu, who had been wreaking havoc in the support position, and Singed, who had been getting a little “out of hand” in the top lane.

Niantic is set to add a new Weekly Challenges feature to Pikmin Bloom that will see players work alongside their friends to complete challenges. The new feature is set to be added to the game’s next big update and will allow players to select challenges and join a group of friends to complete them over the course of a week. These challenges include things like walking a set amount of steps with your friends over a period of seven days.

The Free Fire World Series (FFWS) Sentosa Grand Finals took place on May 21. Twelve teams from around the world competed for a share of the prize pool and the title of champions. Eight teams directly qualified for the finals by winning different regional competitions around the world. Four more teams qualified through the play-ins, which were held on May 14 at the same venue. The 12 teams played six matches in the finals to decide the champion.

Developers Riot Games has pulled Split from the competitive VALORANT queue following the discovery of a map exploit, the company announced today.  The date for its return is yet to be revealed, but players will likely have to wait only a few days considering the exploit will be hotfixed.  The specific exploit was not mentioned by Riot, but it could relate to the Jett updraft in heaven, which can cause players to be lodged above the entrance.

Several of Destiny 2’s seasonal challenges involve diving into playlist activities such as the Crucible, Gambit, and Strikes. Week seven is no different. There are seven challenges to choose from and one of them, in particular, requires players to test their might against others in a specific playlist. The Cadre of Contenders challenge tasks players with completing matches in the Glory-ranked playlist in the Crucible. But strangers to the game mode may have a hard time finding the right place to go.

Muzzle Flash is the annoying dust of smoke that appears in your line of sight when you shoot your weapon in Apex Legends. It’s not too bad for some guns, but for others, it’s positively blinding. The higher the rate of fire is for your weapon, the worse it gets. Luckily, there’s a way to reduce it and even remove it from the game altogether. Muzzle Flash obscures your vision and prevents you from freely holding down your left click.

Bel’Veth is the 160th champion to be added to League of Legends. This time around, the Riots have given players an attack damage-based jungler, who also heavily relies on attack speed. Her kit is unique, to say the least. With proper use, she can become incredibly mobile, laying down powerful attacks on her foes. At the same time, she can create an army of Voidlings, and with their help, she can rapidly take over Summoner’s Rift.

Pokémon Sword and Shield have a bunch of exclusive Pokémon that are hidden within certain areas of the Galar region, which includes the primate Pokémon that were introduced in Sun and Moon: Oranguru and Passimian. The duo can only be found in one area of the game after playing for a few hours, and if you don’t know where to look, completing your Pokédex will be that much more difficult. There is a nine percent chance of finding either one of them depending on your version in the Glimwood Tangle, located after the fourth gym challenge.

Despite mixed opinions over the Magic: The Gathering Arena format Alchemy, the meta continues to thrive via regular balance changes and new digital-only cards.  The Alchemy format in MTG Arena launched on Dec. 9, introducing a large number of digital-only cards in conjunction with regular balance changes following the launch of each new Standard-legal set. WotC has also promoted the format in various tournaments, like the Arena Open and the upcoming Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty Championship tournament.

Wizards of the Coast is promoting one of its most popular formats, Commander, with five Magic: The Gathering preconstructed decks attached to the release of Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths.  Commander is a multiplayer unsanctioned format within Magic that continues to win over the hearts of players due to its versatility and gameplay experience. Players use 100-card decks that contain only one copy of each card. Cards within each deck can only contain colors of its primary commander that’s either a Legendary creature or a Planeswalker.