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The Pokémon world is expanding so much. It’s crazy to see how in the past 25 years, the Pokédex went from having 151 Pokémon to 898. We’re just shy of 900 and not too far off from hitting 1,000. As we’re in the era of a mobile generation, the eighth generation (Sword and Shield), and coming up on the remake era of Diamond and Pearl, here are the strongest Pokémon of every type.

After many years since the second entry and a name change since, Torchlight III is finally here. The game is more of the classic Torchlight gameplay that you expect with some upgrades and is releasing across a few different platforms as of launch, with another coming at a later time. Considering the game is very much built to be played with co-op online, this likely has many people wondering whether or not the game features some sort of cross-play or cross-progression with at least some of the platforms.

Much like Silver, Obsidian is a late-game resource you can only find in the Mountains biome in Valheim. They are pitch-black stones in appearance, so it is really hard to miss them while traversing through the snow of that area. Obsidian is essential for creating some of the most powerful tools in the game, so make sure to mine them every single time you spot a vein. Where and how to find Obsidian.

Batman: Arkham Knight released last week and many gamers have been able to play through the entire story mode at least since its launch. While the Scarecrow is the overall villain of the game, Arkham Knight is the one you actually face off against a numbers of times. We already told you how to take down his Cloudburst Tank and now we are here to tell you how to take down his next and final vehicle in the game.

One of the first friends you’ll ever make in Dying Light 2 is Hakon. But, just because he saved your life and took a chance on you doesn’t mean you need to do the same. Here is your guide on whether or not you should tell Hakon about the GRE Key in Dying Light 2 and if you should make the deal to help him get out of the city.

Dying Light 2 is set in a post-apocalyptic world where you, Aiden, basically have to defy the odds of making it out of a zombie apocalypse alive. In doing so, you’re going to want to scavenge just about every little material you can get your hands on. Either if it’s for healing or for offensive purposes, you might want to head off the beaten path to help you in your journey to find your sister.

Identifying friends from foes in Escape From Tarkov can be a hard task. You have only a few seconds of time to tell if the person in front of you is trying to take your life or help you out and there are very few ways you can figure out who is who. Even worse is being in the middle of a fight with someone and you need to figure out if the person in your sights is your friend that was going on a flank or the enemy getting closer to you.

After completing the Bottle Grotto and returning BowWow to his home, it’s time to head for the third dungeon in the game. This requires you to complete a few quests along the way, including the first steps of the trade sequence until you get the bananas and then speak with Richard and go to Kanalet Castle for the golden leaf puzzle. After you are done with this, you are well on your way to the game’s third dungeon known as Key Cavern and you’re going to have to find the Slime Key to enter it.

Update 1.28 has arrived for LittleBigPlanet 3, and here’s the full list of changes and fixes added with this patch. After going down for several months, the servers for LittleBigPlanet 3 are back online. Update 1.27 was deployed last month, but now patch 1.28 is here. A number of fixes have been addressed since the servers came back online. The developer aims to keep the online servers up for the PS4 version of the game for a while now.