The noise around Path of Exile 2 patch 0.5 has been hard to miss, and a lot of it circles back to Facebreaker. If you remember the old game, you already know why people got excited. The gloves were never just a quirky unique. They changed the way you thought about unarmed combat. This new version keeps that wild energy, but it is built for the newer system, so you can swing one-handed mace skills while your hands are empty. That alone makes the build feel strange in a good way. You stop thinking about weapon bases and start thinking about... read full review »

Step onto the board this season and it's pretty clear Monopoly GO has gone all-in on the fairytale idea. The Ever After season started on April 8, 2026, and runs through June 3, so there's still time to get stuck in. It's not just a fresh coat of paint either. The board has that storybook feel, the little animations lean into the theme, and the chase for Monopoly Go Stickers feels more tied to the season than it has in a while. You'll spot bits that nod to Cinderella, Puss in Boots, magic mirrors, wolves, castles, and all the... read full review »

68.2% of recent reports pointing at matchmaking is ugly, and yeah, MLB The Show 26 servers are technically “up” in May 2026, but that doesn't match what a lot of us are seeing in Diamond Dynasty. I've been trying to grind ranked innings, buy packs, flip cards, and save MLB The Show 26 stubs for later drops, then the queue just punts me back with no real error. The short version: the servers aren't fully down, but online play is spotty, mostly US-East, with Xbox reports sitting around 54.5% versus 45.5% on... read full review »

3,150 Merits is the finish line, and if you're wondering whether The Last Resort event is worth your time in the Riven Tides update, yeah, it is. From April 28 to May 25, 2026, every successful extract feeds a 21-tier reward track with event-only cosmetics, five 50-token drops, and enough account value that even players already stacked on ARC Raiders Coins should still care. The short answer is simple: play normal raids, survive, bank XP into Merits, and grab Ship Models when you can do it without throwing the run. How does The Last... read full review »

If you've been hanging around the Sanctuary lately, you've probably noticed the vibe has shifted big time. Most of us expected the Spiritborn to keep its crown or for Rogues to stay the go-to for speed, but the Warlock has basically crashed the party and taken over the house. It's not just that they're strong; it's how smooth they feel right out of the gate. Usually, a new class is a clunky mess for a few weeks, but players are already snatching up specific Diablo 4 Items to push their Warlocks into the stratosphere... read full review »

Crafting in Path of Exile has always had that little moment of dread. You hover over the item, check the open prefix or suffix, then hit it and hope it doesn't turn into a joke. That's part of the charm, sure, but it's also why many players stopped touching serious crafts unless they were loaded. With Path of Exile 2, the way PoE 2 Currency works seems aimed at changing that feeling without turning the game soft or predictable. A Better Kind of Gamble The Greater Exalted Orb is interesting because it doesn't simply hand... read full review »

Bird calls used to be the kind of noise you'd ignore while sprinting through Riven Tides with half a backpack full of scrap. Not now. The Avian Alarm Project has turned those strange signals into something players actually chase, because they're tied to hidden caches, ARC interference, and the messy business of staying alive long enough to extract. It also changes how you think about ARC Raiders Items, since even ordinary loot can become part of a longer chain instead of just clutter you dump at base. A project that takes it... read full review »

Since the 1.1 update, one team has quietly pushed its way to the front of the Arknights: Endfield conversation. Players call it Double Trouble, and it actually lives up to the hype. If you've been testing lineups, or even browsing discussions about Arknights endfield boosting, you've probably seen the same thing: this setup doesn't lean on the usual one-carry model. Instead, Tangtang and Rossi split the damage load in a way that feels more natural in real combat. That alone makes it stand out. You're not just stacking every... read full review »

If you've been spending time in Diamond Dynasty, the Cornerstone Program is one of the easiest wins on the board. It's tucked into the Assorted Programs tab, and unlike some of the longer grinds, this one actually feels worth the effort. You're getting a 91 OVR Carlos Correa at the end, which is a big deal this early, especially if you're trying to improve your lineup without burning through MLB The Show 26 stubs. For most players, that alone makes it one of the smarter programs to clear sooner rather than later. Start... read full review »