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The first set of Spire challenges has been released for Fortnite Season 6, and Raz sends you on a lengthy questline where you have to gather a ton of materials at one point. You’ll only unlock this quest after finding artifacts for Tarana and finding the thief after that. One of the things he asks you to do is retrieve the Cult Artifact from the Spire, the towering structure in the center of the new Fortnite map.

A new set of foreshadowing challenges is now live in Fortnite, and this week players are tasked with destroying spooky TV sets scattered across the island. Just like the foreshadowing quests that came before it, this quest teases the theme of Season 7, which begins later this month. Even though aliens have already started to appear in some Fortnite matches, the spooky TV sets warn of their full arrival next season.

The PlayStation trophy list for the critically acclaimed Ghost of Tsushima has just been revealed, complete with 31 hidden trophies, out of 77 total. This list comes a day prior to the PlayStation 5 release, and differs from the original PlayStation 4 list. Whether you want an early peak at the trophies to gauge their difficulty before release, or you’re reading in the future and want to unmask the hidden trophies, we’ve got them all here for you.

Call of Duty Warzone is thriving with players continuing to partake in the experience. However, players have recently been discovering a certain error that has been making the rounds on the community. The error has basically been keeping players locked out of the servers and from being able to play online due to the fact that it can’t determine the players status on the ‘whitelist’. This guide article will take your through the process of how to fix the Whitelist Failure error in Call of Duty Warzone.

For Spartans disinclined to engage in comms chatter with their fellow players in Halo Infinite, rendering their incoming voices mute and void is always a viable option to be undertaken if there is such a necessity. The first-person shooter developed by 343 Industries is almost into the fourth month of its multiplayer services. With an array of events during the span of those months, including the currently ongoing Cyber Showdown. During those days of higher player traffic, getting to know how to dampen unwanted banter is a handy tool to have at a player’s disposal, and this guide will show players how.

During the chapter ‘Rose’s Room’ in It Takes Two, you’ll be transported into a kaleidoscope. During this section, you will come across a big gap that you need to cross, but it’s not immediately clear what you need to do in order to progress, so many players could find themselves stuck at this part of It Takes Two. In order to complete this puzzle, you’ll need to work together and look closely at the tiles on the floor and the wall.

Wrestling with the infected and other humans that want you dead may be the major focus of The Last of Us Part 2, but sometimes to accomplish that you have to wrestle with other things. The environment can be tricky, but your inventory is essential to taking out your foes and surviving the fungal zombie apocalypse. With that in mind we’ve broken down a few of the base concepts of the game, and will now cover how to reload in The Last of Us Part 2.

Pokémon GO has changed a lot in the four and a half years since it launched and quickly became a global gaming phenomenon. What was once a very simple hide and seek style game where you hunted for random Pokémon in the real world has developed into a complex collection game full of different niches to enjoy. And one that most players love is shiny hunting, tracking down all the rare shiny versions of their favorite characters.

While Pikachu may be the mascot of the Pokemon Company, their Alolan evolution may just take the cake in Pokemon GO. You’ll find yourself squaring off against the adorable, but deadly Alolan Raichu in some of the newest Three Star Raids that are coming alongside the newest update to Pokemon GO, the 2022 Water Festival. However, what is this Electric-type Pokemon doing in a Water Festival, you may be asking? Well, not only is it Electric, it’s a Water-type, as well!