Destiny 2‘s Duality dungeon gave players one of the most unique SMGs in the game. Unforgiven comes with a slew of great perks, as well as the unique Duality aesthetic. And thanks to both, odds are you’ll want at least one copy of it. Unforgiven’s fourth column is all about boosting damage, and it has access to several of the best damage-boosting perks in the game. Its Void element also offers additional options to pair with Void 3.

One of the biggest features in most MMORPGs is the ability to do things with friends in-game, and guilds are a great way to keep them all in one place and organize events. Creating a guild in Lost Ark is fairly simple and can be done as soon as players leave the prologue and have the required amount of silver. The game throws a lot at players the second they leave the prologue, so learning about guilds can certainly get lost in the plethora of information.

The lizard people are taking over Twitch today after the platform made its “KomodoHype” emote the face of PogChamp. Following the removal of PogChamp earlier this month due to insensitive comments made by Ryan “Gootecks” Gutierrez, Twitch decided to keep things interesting by reinstating the emote with new faces. Over the course of the past week and a half, Twitch has changed the face of PogChamp every 24 hours. Prior to today, Twitch was using that revolving door of rotating emotes as a way to promote various streamers on the platform.

Horizon Forbidden West packs a ton of accessibility features, but one of them is particularly unique and adds a layer of cooperation to the single-player game.  Fans often wish to play single-player games with friends, but, as evidenced by its name, it’s usually an impossible task. With the addition of the co-pilot feature, however, two players can simultaneously control Aloy and her actions during the heated battles with the cybernetic robots.

Wordle, created by Josh Wardle and now owned by the New York Times, united puzzle fans and word game fans from all over the world. Combining a simple daily puzzle with a strong social media aesthetic, the game quickly became a phenomenon. Each day, players need to guess a different five-letter word in up to six tries—with no clues but the letters themselves, which will change colors after each guess to indicate whether each letter is present in the word.

With hundreds of weapons available in Destiny 2, it can make the process of objectively selecting the best of each category challenging. With around 50,000 daily average players just on Steam alone, each player is going to have their own preferential playstyle and weapons. That being said, when it comes to selecting the best trace rifles in the game, that task is relatively easy: there are only five in total and all of them are Exotic quality.

When shopping for the right accessories for your PC setup, there are so many websites you can visit. While ordering from Amazon or a manufacturer directly is always a safe way to go, certain deals and products can only be found on alternative sites such as mechanicalkeyboards.com. Mechanicalkeyboards.com seems like a great place for PC gamers, but is it a safe and legit site to order from? Good news! Mechanical Keyboards has been a reliable website for users to purchase specialist keyboards and accessories, including wrist rests, keycap pullers, individual switches, keycaps and more.

As the Overwatch League prepares to move to Overwatch 2’s five vs. five competitive setup when the fifth season kicks off on May 5, teams have shuffled around players in an immensely confusing game of musical chairs.  Since October, over 100 individual roster moves, retirements, and new additions have happened. Very few Overwatch League teams look the way they did in 2021; as players and the league face the unknown future of Overwatch 2’s earliest build, rebuilding and reconstructing is often the best possible option.

VALORANT fans are in for a treat, courtesy of Riot Games. Riot is rewarding Twitch viewers with an exclusive VALORANT player card as “thanks” for the massive interest in the closed beta, the company announced today. As thanks for all your interest in the VALORANT closed beta and hanging out with the @Twitch community, we have a small gift: an exclusive player card for anyone who's watched enough streams to be eligible for CB.

Adil “ScreaM” Benrlitom, the self-proclaimed ‘eadshot machine, is a legend of modern Counter-Strike. Over the course of his 10-year professional career, ScreaM has played for some of the top French and European squads in Counter-Strike history. VeryGames, Titan, Epsilon, G2 Esports, and Team Envy are just a few of the teams he’s represented. The Belgian, though, first made a name for himself in Counter-Strike: Source. The then 16-year-old joined 3DMAX, making his acquaintance with long-time teammate Richard “shox” Papillon.