Gamers jumping into the world of Wild Hearts may not be certain if it will follow directly in the steps of another franchise that involves hunting monsters, or if certain features have been added or removed. One of the most popular features of the Monster Hunter franchise is the ability to break Monster parts and claim goodies directly from them. Recommended Videos Does this feature make its way into the new EA IP Wild Hearts, or is it something that stays within the world of Capcom’s previously unchallenged franchise?

Evil Dead: The Game is getting ready to launch on May 13th, and it’s going to be very much focused on the multiplayer experience.   There are plenty of Evil Dead fans out there looking for more lore so what about single player in Evil Dead or a story mode?   The developer on Evil Dead The Game recently revealed more about what’s in store for single player fans for the game.

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet may feature hundreds of Pokemon in the new Paldea Region, but there are some creatures in the game dating back to the earliest generations. One particular pair of Pokemon is that of Misdreavus and its evolution Mismagius who appear in Scarlet and Violet, however, some players are having trouble finding them in the wild. If you’re wanting either to fill out your Pokedex, or build up your Ghost team to feature this Pokemon, you’ll want to know how you can get them in your game.

Are you wondering where to find the Action Cam in Sons of the Forest? The Action Cam was added to Sons of the Forest during Patch 04. It is a tool that the developers use for you to learn more pieces of the weird occultist puzzle. After finding it, you will see what the cultists were up to before your arrival on the island (spoiler alert-it’s weird). However, the location of the Action Cam is not marked, and it is in a bunker with many dangerous enemies.

While originally igniting controversy within the hardcore Diablo fanbase, Diablo Immortal is starting to make a resurgence of excitement due to the announcement of a PC port of the game, that will be available alongside the mobile version. While we may all have phones, you can’t beat the tactile feedback that you receive while playing a game on a PC, or even a console for that point. With Diablo III gracing just about every system available, players are excited about the possibility of giving Immortal a try on their system of choice before the highly awaited proper sequel comes out.