Collecting materials and crafting in Sons of the Forest is essential to your survival, and sometimes you’ll have to search high and low to locate the items you need. Since a considerable amount of crafting recipes will require things you might not have on hand, you should expect to spend a lot of time looking for them and potentially putting your life at risk in the process. Recommended Videos With any survival game, rope plays a significant role in crafting, so you’ll rely heavily on finding it around the map and collecting as much as possible when you can.

With the many catacombs that you’ll stumble into in Elden Ring, a boss awaits behind the golden mist. Ranging from those like the Erdtree Watchdog or the Grave Warden Duelist, some of these can be a pain in the neck, like that dreaded snail. Here, we’ll give you a method to easily defeat the Spirit-Caller Snail in Elden Ring. How to beat the Spirit-Caller Snail in Elden Ring So you may notice right away that you’re fighting a boss that’s called a snail, yet you’re fighting a summoned spirit ash of a large, halberd-wielding warrior.

Remember the end of Super Mario 64? No, not when you beat Bowser, I’m talking about the very end of the game when Yoshi shows up. Oh you didn’t get all 120 Stars so you could visit Yoshi atop Peach’s Castle? That’s OK (neither did I), the next game in the series makes the quest to get Yoshi much simpler. In fact, you can actually ride him like you always thought you’d be able to in 3D.

THE SWARM is a High-Impact Arc Machine Gun and one of the cleanest-looking Heavy weapons in Destiny 2. With 360 RPM, this weapon has the feel to match its obnoxiously capitalized name. This God Roll guide covers the best PvE and PvP rolls for The SWARM in Destiny 2. Recommended Videos How to Get THE SWARM in Destiny 2 In Destiny 2, THE SWARM can be earned by completing Nightfalls when it is the featured weekly weapon.

Your first few hours in Phasmophobia might be the scariest you’ll experience in the whole game. Not just because you’re getting haunted and probably killed by angry ghosts, but also because you need to figure out how all this stuff works. After a while you’ll get the hang of things, figuring out your inventory limit and how to use items. But then the smudge sticks come along and mess the whole thing up.