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ThroughoutElden Ring, you may have heard of Miquella and Malenia being talked about by the NPCs and even in the main story. You can go as far as reaching some of the later-game bosses and still not actually see who they are or if they physically exist in-game, but that isn’t the case. There’s an area once you reach the Mountaintops of the Giants where you can delve a little further into these characters.

The Season 6 update for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is finally here, and there are a ton of new changes to both multiplayer and Warzone. One of the new weapons this season is the AS VAL, a highly accurate suppressed assault rifle. The AS VAL is built for stealth, accuracy, and penetration, packing an integral suppressor that doesn’t take up an attachment slot. If you can control the recoil, you’ll be treated to one of the fastest firing assault rifles in the game.

Call of Duty: Warzone is getting a slew of content and changes thanks to the planned Vanguard integration. Among these is a new Caldera Pacific Vanguard Map. The map will be replacing the old and beloved Verdansk in Warzone and will be comparable in size to the old map. Activision recently shared information about the upcoming Call of Duty: Vanguard Season One coming to Warzone. The blog post does delve into some specifics of the newly announced Caldera map.

It’s a new month and a new year which means a lot of big changes in various ongoing video games, including the hugely popular Pokémon GO. Typically the end of the year brings about big events and changes to things within the game. And so, players have a lot to learn getting back into the swing of things after their (hopefully safe) celebrations. So we’ve put together an updated Team GO Rocket leaders guide showing you how to beat Arlo, Cliff, and Sierra in Pokémon GO.

The Blood Money update for Red Dead Online is nearly here. Soon, you’ll be able to undertake Crimes and Opportunities either alone or with a group of friends and start earning Capitale to save up for future new content. The Blood Money update is one of the biggest patches in Red Dead Online’s history, and players are understandably excited for all the new content and features. Alongside new content, Rockstar is also bringing back older items so returning players and newcomers alike can unlock clothing like Arthur Morgan and John Marston’s outfits from the story.

In Monster Hunte Rise. players can make use of a wide array of weapons, armor, cosmetics, and tools, all sure to help them in their quest to become a hunter unlike any other. With that said, mining and gathering recourses is a vital part of the Monster Hunter experience, as you will need many materials to be able to both craft and upgrade your gear. Now, to help you get everything you need to unlock your ultimate build as soon as possible, here’s where you can the Piercing Claw material on Monster Hunter Rise.

Elijah Walker is perhaps one of the more prominent Cleaners in Back 4 Blood, given his sense of leadership and tactfulness. He plays the role of something like a soldier class. He excels in gunplay while having the backs of others through passive means. What role does Walker play in Back 4 Blood? Walker is somewhat of a standard-issue starter class who is catered to people who can land some good precision hits.

Borderlands 3 functions somewhat similarly to the previous game in that you can create additional characters in different classes.  What you can’t do in Borderlands 3 is to switch characters while in the same game.  Each character that you create will have their own game file associated with it. To change which character you are using you will need to be at the main menu for the game.  Once selecting the “Play” option from the main menu you will be prompted with the option to Continue your game with the last character you played with, start a new game, load a character or add a Splitscreen player.

Aim assist is a contentious topic among the Rust community, but Console Edition players may need the feature to make aiming more comfortable on a controller. Precise gunplay is a core aspect of Rust, and a single well-placed shot can be the difference between life and death. In a game like Rust, death can set players back quite a bit, so fans want everything to be as fair as possible. PC players don’t need to worry about this because there’s no crossplay between Rust Console Edition and the PC version, but can console players use aim assist on their own servers?