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Delta Force, the latest competitor to the Battlefield franchise, has a wide range of weapons. By offering players a variety of choices, the game enables large-scale conflicts only found in the best titles.

However, not all weapons are made equal, so here is our ranking of the best weapons in Delta Force.

It takes around 58 hours to complete Elden Ring, but the calculations don’t involve the time players spend while creating their characters. While some players can just skip forward to the process to jump right into the action, others may take their time to ensure they get the perfect start.

Here’s our guide for the best starting classes in Elden Ring.

The biggest competitor to Battlefield we’ve had in a while is out in early access with loads of classes and weapons for them to use.

Naturally, as with any large-scale warfare game, snipers are the most attractive choice, so here are our picks for the best snipers in Delta Force.

The Witch is one of the most popular and most powerful classes in Path of Exile 2. But her early game might prove a bit complex, especially for a newcomer.

To make your first few hours with this class easier, here is our best early-game Witch build in PoE 2.

Emulated Bloodborne on PC has been progressing steadily over the course of 2024. As we near the closure of this stellar year for emulation, one player has made a significant milestone anticipated by many: they managed to get the “Cum chalice” working, letting us farm blood echoes properly.

“Bloodborne emulation has come a long way,” wrote the Reddit user aptly named Hell_with_Psychosis in a Dec. 21 thread. They managed to get the Cummmfpk “hacked” chalice dungeon to work on their PC-emulated instance of Sony’s middle child. Even beyond the dungeon itself, the video they shared shows the game running at a seemingly stable 60 FPS, with little to no stutters and largely functioning graphics and lighting. Hell, even the sound doesn’t stutter and tear, a massive sign of the progress Bloodborne on PC has made since the first breakthroughs earlier this year.

Marvel Rivals is one of the best hero shooters ever to be released. In a world where Overwatch 2 lost the plot and Team Fortress 2 hasn’t had an update in seven years, it feels like a godsend.

But what if I told you you could make it better? Modders never disappoint, no matter the game or genre. So, here are our picks for the best mods for Marvel Rivals.

With Path of Exile 2 out, millions have been having loads of fun. It has been crowned by many as the best ARPG ever made, though, as with any game these days, PoE 2 carries tons of flaws. One of them is the randomized crafting system, which players are saying desperately needs change.

As opposed to the first game, crafting in Path of Exile 2 is entirely random. You get crafting orbs, collectively called currency, which can augment your items and give them one or more random modifiers. On rare occasions you can get your hands on some Essence currency, granting a random modifier from a certain category—though even then, the augment is almost entirely random and, what’s worse, often completely opposite to what you wanted. This has led many, myself included, to label the system as a “gacha,” with players actively calling on the developer, Grinding Gear Games, to “make crafting meaningful” as opposed to feeling like a “one-pull slot machine.”

The third Act of Path of Exile 2 is by far its most challenging and confusing, with quests like The Slithering Dead either not showing up in your log or giving you hints that lead to nowhere.

The Slithering Dead quest tasks you with exploring strange ruins in pursuit of an item you know nothing about. Here’s how to complete it and get an awesome reward from Servi.

In Path of Exile 2 there are many sidequests. A good chunk of them, however, do not appear in your log, and force you to figure out the details yourself.

The Sacrificial Heart quest is one of those, and it can be quite confusing. So, here’s your go-to explanation on where to put the Sacrifical Heart and gain extra levels in PoE 2.

The Legacy of the Vaal is a lengthy quest and part of the main questline of Path of Exile 2, taking place in the third Act (currently the final one out of the planned six).

The quest, given its length, can be quite complicated and convoluted, so here is everything you need to do to start and clear this mainline PoE 2 quest.