Even if they don’t directly affect the gameplay, skins are a core part of League of Legends. They’re a nice way for players to customize their favorite champions and a decent monetization model that doesn’t negatively impact the experience of players who choose not to spend any money on League. Considering the game was released in 2009, there are quite few skins to choose from. In fact, a few would be an understatement.

One of the most captivating aspects of Elden Ring is just how many bosses reside in the many caves, dungeons, and other open-world areas of the Lands Between. There are more than 70 unique bosses in the game, with some certainly being a little trickier to defeat than others. The Grave Warden Duelist is one boss that appears twice in Elden Ring but simply needs a set strategy to take down.

The challenges in Destiny 2’s Vault of Glass can sometimes push a fireteam dangerously close to failure, but arguably none of them will thread that line as much as the “Wait for It” challenge in the Confluxes encounter. To finish this objective, players must kill the Wyverns while they’re sacrificing to the Confluxes. It’s hard to miss a colossal Vex bowing in front of a plate with ominous red lights flashing, but taking the enemy out in time can be tricky.

Dying Light 2 Stay Human has dozens of side quests scattered throughout its large map that help build the lore of the devastated world. Some are simple fetch quests requiring you to bring a specific item to a person for a reward, while others require you to make tough life-or-death choices. The side quests also provide decent loot and experience, so don’t overlook them as you progress through the story. 

There are no rewards like Prime rewards, and a new month means new in-game rewards for VALORANT players to grab if they are Prime Gaming members. This month, it’s the Wayfinder player card, a second Wayfinder item through Prime after players were previously able to grab a Shorty last month. See Valorant on Amazon Player cards are a fun and unique customization option for players to use, showing off a variety of art styles and drawings before and during a match.

Season 11 of Apex Legends has a new map, Storm Point, a new legend, Ash, and a new gun, the C.A.R. SMG. The C.A.R., which stands for Combat Advanced Round, is already familiar to fans of Titanfall, where it appeared in both the original game and its sequel. While the new version of the gun shares a lot of the same DNA with its predecessors, featuring a high rate of fire and superiority at close range, it’s been updated for Apex with an intriguing new perk: the new C.

Securing a pentakill is a rare feat in and of itself in League of Legends. But grabbing one while using an enchanter such as Yuumi is practically a once-in-a-lifetime experience.  In a clip posted to Reddit earlier today, a League player managed to claim a pentakill for themselves in an ARAM game while playing Yuumi, a support champion that’s well known for rarely locking down kills to begin with.  Yuumi OP in Aram.

New World is full of adventure and opportunities. It may take longer than expected for a player to fully immerse into the New World experience, though. If you’re looking to take your character one step ahead, it may be wise to pick up a crafting skill like cooking. By advancing in the cooking world, you’ll be able to make various foods that all have different qualities. From health recovery foods to craftings meals, you’ll be able to cook them all with the right ingredients.

OpTic Gaming’s HCS skins are now available for purchase in the Halo Infinite store, the organization announced today. At the beginning of the return of the Halo Championship Series for Infinite, 343 Industries made it so fans could purchase cosmetics of all nine partnered HCS teams. These cosmetics primarily included in-game weapon and Spartan skins. It's been a long time coming. #OpTicHalo skins are in-game. pic.twitter.com/Mb0MY29fM0 — OpTic Gaming™ (@OpTic) February 24, 2022 Shortly into the renewed HCS’ lifespan, the league saw a significant change to one of its partners.

In a collaborative effort between multiple Pokémon fans, artists, musicians, and editors, content creator millenniumloops has released another trailer concept that reimagines how one of the upcoming Pokémon games could look. In the past, millenniumloops released a trailer that reimagined how Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl could look in full 3D using assets from previous Pokémon games.  This time, they took the traditional Diamond and Pearl and combined it with elements of Pokémon Legends: Arceus to create a visual concept for Pokémon Adventures Sinnoh.