If you’re playing Lordrush for a while, you’ll quickly realize that the Town Center isn’t just another building you upgrade when you have spare resources. It is basically the building that decides how far your city can progress. Every Town Center upgrade raises your Power, improves your overall Attack and Defense, and unlocks access to … Read more

If you’re trying to find all the hidden eggs in Sort Them Ducks, you’ve probably already noticed that some of them are tucked away in places you wouldn’t normally think to check. They’re not especially difficult to collect once you know where to look, but a few are easy to walk right past. There are … Read more

If you’re trying to 100% My Singing Monsters Karaoke on Steam, the good news is that the achievement list is pretty manageable. Most of them are tied to simply playing songs, using different characters, or coming back to the game on specific days. There are a couple that aren’t quite as obvious, though. In particular, … Read more

The Sinking City 2 is the kind of game where you can easily convince yourself that you’ve checked every corner, only to finish a chapter and realize you somehow missed a tiny note sitting on a table. That’s especially annoying here because collectibles are missable, there is no chapter select, and you can’t simply return … Read more

The Message from Deep Space is a puzzle game where you’ll gradually learn to communicate with an alien civilization by decoding its strange language. At first, the messages are mostly numbers, symbols, and simple calculations, but the puzzles become much more complicated as you learn new words and concepts. If you’re stuck on a message, … Read more

The Message from Deep Space is a relatively straightforward game to 100%, and the good news is that you do not need to worry about permanently missing any achievements during your playthrough. Most achievements will unlock naturally as you progress through the game, while the few optional ones are simple to pick up once you … Read more

Soul’s Remnant does not have traditional classes that lock you into a specific role. There is no Warrior, Mage, Archer, or Priest choice that permanently decides how your character has to be played. Instead, the game gives you a large collection of skills, stats, equipment, and Echoes and lets you put them together however you … Read more

The Kinetic Press is one of those machines in Sandustry that looks simple when you first unlock it, but it can become surprisingly annoying if you do not set up the input correctly. Burnt Residue can pile up on top of the machine, the press can stop processing materials, and sometimes it can look like … Read more

Hamsters in Chop Chop Inc are much more useful than they first appear. They are not simply little creatures you can find around the map; they are tied directly to the game’s automation system through Hamstertech. Once you complete the hamster family’s questline, you can start using hamsters to operate machines and make parts of … Read more

Project P.I.T.T. can look completely chaotic when you first start playing. You are dropped into a strange facility built around a giant hole called The Maw, given access to increasingly ridiculous tools, and then basically told to figure out how to make money by throwing things into it. The good news is that the game … Read more