With this update, the new Panda Pal Lux skin will significantly support the Riot Games Social Impact Fund. Riot will donate 200% of the skin’s sales – every penny from purchases, plus an equal amount matched by Riot – effectively doubling the contribution to charity.
I used to think Wall Breakers weren’t that big of a deal – just two cheap skeletons with bombs. But honestly, that’s where they get you! They’re so inexpensive that opponents often ignore them, and that’s when they become really dangerous. They can totally catch you off guard and turn a whole battle around if you’re not careful.
In Awakenloop, you start the game waking up in old ruins and are quickly found by friendly animal-eared girls who believe you’re their prophesied hero. Together, you’ll journey through lost lands, gain new abilities, discover secrets, and fight against an encroaching darkness.
As Isaac Cummings-Bentley pointed out during the broadcast, G2 hasn’t won a best-of series against a North American team in six years. This match against FlyQuest was a good opportunity for them to finally change that pattern of losing to NA teams.
Dicefolk is a challenging and replayable game where you customize dice to create unique abilities, and then catch monsters to battle alongside you. You play as Alea, a hero who can befriend powerful creatures called Chimeras and defend humanity from a growing threat.
You can now earn three new types of tickets by completing quests. These tickets are used to craft the main event armor sets, armor for your Palico companions, and smaller items like aviator sunglasses, a Gelidron Mask, and a backpack. Here’s a guide to obtaining each ticket type, along with a complete list of all the armor sets, detailing their skills and the materials needed to craft them.
This is fantastic news for Palworld fans! The mobile version is coming soon, signaling that the game is almost finished. It will offer the same experience as the original, letting you catch and train Pals, explore a huge world, and build whatever you imagine.
Most people are familiar with The Sims Mobile, the popular life simulation game inspired by The Sims 4, originally created by Maxis. For those who haven’t played, the game lets you design individual Sims, construct homes, form families, and guide their lives.
This base design features defenses grouped closely together, making it harder to attack. This is another challenge focused on controlling a hero – specifically, the Minion Prince – and using his new Meteor Staff equipment.
Okay, so I’ve been checking out this base, and it’s really interesting! The defenses are all grouped together, but they don’t have walls protecting them, which could make it easier to break through. It looks like another challenge featuring a Controllable hero – this time it’s the Minion Prince, and he’s got this awesome new Meteor Staff! I’m excited to see how that changes things.