If you’ve just pulled your first 5-Star member in Hololive Dreams, congratulations—but now comes the harder part: figuring out whether they’re actually good and how to build a team around them. One thing I really like about Hololive Dreams is that 5-Star characters aren’t simply stronger because of higher stats. A lot of their strength … Read more

If you’ve reached the point where Tarot Cards start dropping in Pass the Fear, you’ve probably realised they’re much more than simple passive buffs. At first glance, it looks like there are only 22 Tarot cards, but that’s not actually how the system works. Every Arcana has two separate versions—an Upright and a Reversed orientation. … Read more

If there’s one thing I’ve learned after trying different builds in Pass the Fear, it’s that your weapon often matters more than your relics during the early and mid-game. A great relic can make a good weapon amazing, but if your weapon struggles to clear rooms or deal with bosses, even the best build starts … Read more

If you’ve reached the point where Mythic Relics start appearing in Pass the Fear, you’ve probably noticed they’re on a completely different level compared to ordinary relics. These aren’t simple stat boosts—they can completely change how your build works. Some reward stacking mechanics, others make you nearly impossible to kill, and a few can even … Read more

If you’ve just unlocked multiple difficulty levels in Pass the Fear, it’s tempting to jump straight into the hardest one because the rewards look much better. I made that mistake early on, and it didn’t take long before I realised there was a lot more to difficulty than enemies simply hitting harder. Each difficulty changes … Read more

Choosing the right hunter in Pass the Fear can make a huge difference in your run. Each character has a unique playstyle, two starting skills, and 15 upgrades that let you customise your build as you progress. Whether you prefer dealing massive damage, supporting your teammates, or collecting extra resources, there’s a hunter designed for … Read more

If you’ve just started playing Clark House Rooms, don’t expect a normal door-opening game. While it takes inspiration from games like Rooms, it quickly becomes its own experience with creepy environments, strange events, and monsters that can catch you off guard if you don’t know what to expect. The game doesn’t spend much time explaining … Read more

Death Order: Simon Says is a survival game where up to 36 players compete through a series of deadly challenges. Every round eliminates more players until only one survivor remains. The core mechanic is simple but unforgiving: If Simon says a command, you must obey it immediately. If Simon gives a command without saying “Simon … Read more

The Summer Camp map in Detective Duck is one of the longer investigations in the game. Unlike earlier cases, this one mixes exploration, item collection, puzzles, hidden clues, suspect investigations, and a final deduction. Missing even a single clue or suspect profile can prevent you from finishing the investigation, so it’s important to complete every … Read more

If you’ve spent any real time in Killing Floor 3 Achievement Season 4, you already know the achievement list looks intimidating at first glance. Boss executions, weird weapon challenges, hidden panels behind laser walls, a literal scavenger hunt for cakes on two different maps. This isn’t going to be a dry checklist. I’m going to … Read more