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When starting out in Valheim, players will initially have nothing, being forced to scrounge around for resources to fashion a set of basic tools. Despite starting with nothing but bare hands, Vikings will quickly obtain a hoard of materials, equipment, treasures, and resources of varying value. Pretty soon, your inventory will be packed and your … Read more
Subnautica’s Cyclops is the ultimate vehicular goal for survivors on planet 4546B. It is by far the largest vehicle in Subnautica, easily surpassing the Seamoth and Prawn suit. It also has a vehicle bay and an initial crush depth of 500 meters, making it a perfect mobile base of operations. Presented with a vehicle practically … Read more
Valheim is a fantastic open-ended game. For fans of the sandbox genre, Valheim will make you feel right at home. The game gives you near-complete freedom to do as you please, be that exploring the distinct biomes, building intricate Viking settlements, or slaughtering the local inhabitants, just like a true Viking should. While this freedom … Read more
The vast underwater seascape of Subnautica is a sight to behold. The hand-crafted biomes and breadcrumb story mesh together to create what I’d argue is one of the best survival gaming experiences out there. Each biome is a world unto itself, stoking the flame of adventure in every player who first ventures within. However, though … Read more
You won’t get far without crafting in Valheim. Though the initial biome, the Meadows, is fairly safe, you’ll want to fashion yourself a few tools and weapons before long. These basic bits of equipment are good enough to get you started, but you’ll need an upgrade before you start exploring further afield. Fine Wood is … Read more
Sooner or later, your survivor will get into a sticky situation and find themselves used as a zombie chew toy. Maybe the helicopter caught you by surprise, maybe you got stung by a house alarm with terrible timing, or maybe you got ambushed by one of those infamous stealth zombies. However it happened, the zombies … Read more
In Project Zomboid, trapping is a skill every budding survivor should include in their repertoire. The game can be brutally difficult, pitting you against the dangers of nature and the zombies that now roam it. You’ll face sweltering heat, bitter cold, disease, loneliness, and of course, ex-humans that see you as a walking buffet. In … Read more
Monster Hunter is a great series to play solo, but it’s made all the better with friends. Having a couple of buddies to back you up during a hunt can take the pressure off for newer hunters, and it makes exploring the locales all the more fun. Besides, you’re bound to run into a monster … Read more
In Project Zomboid, unless you are wedded to the nomadic lifestyle, you’ll want to set up a farm sooner or later. Sourcing your meals means supply runs, which means leaving your safehouse and braving the infested municipalities. Once the electricity fails, food will become increasingly scarce, and your supply runs will take you further from … Read more
In Valheim, your access to materials effectively marks your progression through the game. Moving from one material to another is essentially arriving in a new era, with a host of new weapons, armors, and other crafts to look forward to. Black metal is the final and most advanced material in Valheim as of its current … Read more
