How To Unlock Fighters In MultiVersus
MultiVersus released with a wide variety of fighters for players to unlock and with a free-to-play fighting game like this there are a few ways you can acquire these fighters. When you first start the game you’ll have access to characters, but for a limited time and they’ll reset to others letting players get a feel of the fighter in case they’d like to unlock them. Unlocking fighters in MultiVersus isn’t like other fighting titles like Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. To unlock fighters you can use Gleamium, the premium in-game currency, or the Fighter currency that is slowly earned from playing the game. To unlock fighters in MultiVersus with Gleamium it will cost you 1,000 for each character. The reason this seems cheaper is because Gleamium can be acquired with real money. If you want to unlock characters with the Fighter currency, you’ll need to save 3,000 of it to spend on one character. The other way to unlock fighters in MultiVersus is through the Battle Pass as there will be exclusive characters only available through there like Jason Voorhees.
MultiVersus Achievements List
As you play through Multiversus and accumulate more ringouts, you’ll start unlocking a variety of achievements that highlight your progress as a fighter. Each ringout you achieve not only propels you toward victory in your current match but also contributes to a growing list of accolades that showcase your skill and dedication. Displaying these achievements is a testament to your growing mastery of the game, providing both a sense of personal accomplishment and a visual representation of your journey to becoming a top-tier fighter in the Multiversus universe. Below is the complete list of 28 Achievements you can earn in the game: Achievement Name Achievement Description Aerial Specialist Get 10 Ringouts using the top of the Blast Zone And Your Little Dog, Too! Get 100 Double Ringouts Bring A Friend Get 10 Double Ringouts Bun-Puncher Supreme Get 100 Ringouts Catch This Get 50 Ringouts with a Projectile Credit Where It’s Due Give out 5 Toasts to other players Distanced Damage Dealer Get 200 Ringouts with a Projectile Going Down? Get 50 Ringouts using your spike Ground Floor: Ringouts Get 100 Ringouts using your spike Life of the Party Play 100 matches in a party Matchmaker Play 1 matchmade game Nice Speech Give out 10 Toasts to other players Party Animal Play 500 matches in a party Proving Yourself Win 100 matchmade games Rightie Specialist Get 10 Ringouts using the right-side of the Blast Zone Ringouts Are Better In Pairs Get 25 Double Ringouts Run It Back Accept 100 rematches Signature Slammer Get 10 low-damage Ringouts Social Butterfly Play 25 matches in a party Southpaw Specialist Get 10 Ringouts using the left-side of the Blast Zone Spike Specialist Get 10 Ringouts using the bottom of the Blast Zone Stepping Out Win 10 matchmade games The Throne Is Yours Win 300 matchmade games Toast Master Give out 100 Toasts to other players Watch Your Head Get 20 Ringouts with a Projectile Watch Your Step Get 10 Ringouts using your spike You Mean Business Get 30 Ringouts You’re Getting Pretty Good At This! Get 50 Ringouts
Review: Tevi
Developer – CreSpirit Publisher – PM Studios Platforms – PC, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series S|X, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 (reviewed) Review copy given by publisher Nowadays there’s always another indie Metroidvania releasing with a unique twist of sorts. Well did you know of a little title called Tevi, a game categorized as a Metroidvania with bullet hell elements? It was released back on PC and Nintendo Switch back in 2023 but has now made its way onto PlayStation 5! Developed by CreSpirit and published by PM Studios, Tevi can be seen as the spiritual successor to Rabi-Ribi, a 2D side scrolling exploration platformer. Get ready for an epic journey filled with mystery, magic, and mayhem! Set in the world of Az, Tevi has you take on the role of the titular character, Tevi, a rabbit (?) who proclaims to be a genius, set off on a journey to search for Astral Gears. You are accompanied by Celia, an angel Magitech as well as Sable, an innocent demon. The narrative of Tevi weaves a tale of intrigue and magic, where the world is scarred by ancient conflicts. As Tevi, you seek answers about your past and the enigmatic events that shaped this realm. Tevi’s memories are fragmented, and her journey becomes a quest for self-discovery. Throughout the game, you’ll encounter powerful artifacts left behind by a lost civilization. These relics hold the key to unlocking Tevi’s true potential and understanding the world’s history. The gameplay of Tevi is mainly that of a Metroidvania, where you acquire new skills that allow you to traverse previously inaccessible areas. These include the dash, slide, and double jump, just to name a few. With this also comes platforming of course. I didn’t really vibe with the fact that you can’t drop below platforms you’re standing on, but that’s a minor gripe. Controls feel refined, responsive, and smooth. Level design is great and naturally brings you back to areas that unlock further subareas and hidden paths. The lush, interconnected world of Az boasts over 40 areas waiting to be explored. From serene forests to treacherous toxic depths, each location holds hidden secrets and challenges. Tevi is equipped with both a trusty dagger and an oversized wrench. Her melee attacks are as stylish as they are deadly. Her two friends, Celia, and Sable, as mentioned above, assist you in combat in the form of two floating balls that can be used to fire projectiles. Each orb provides different bullet types and contains different properties depending on the situation you are in. For example, Celia can fire homing missiles whereas Sable can pierce through enemies. Using ranged attacks consumes mana, which can be restored fairly quickly. Perhaps the most impressive part is the exhaustive sigil system in Tevi. This is where you can customize and tweak your character’s build with hundreds of different abilities to unlock and tons of equipment to collect. There are a ton of sigils to craft, some of which provide basic stat boosts or heal you whereas some others can be incredibly complex to use. Nonetheless, the game is balanced and fair, and provides an incredible amount of depth if you want to dive deep. Bosses, of course, are a spectacle too, forcing you to use all the tools in your arsenal. These intense action sequences are often multi-phased, and where the bullet hell-ness of the game truly comes into play. Timing, strategy, and reflexes are crucial as you strive to overcome these challenging foes. The normal mobs are alright and some areas suffer from repetitive enemy placement, which can diminish the overall experience. Tevi obviously contains elements of fan service and anime tropes, which may or may not mesh well with you given your tastes. Dialogue is generally delivered through static visual novel-esque panels. You can skip through these if you desire, so don’t feel you need to sit through slogs of text before you can jump back into the action. The PlayStation 5 port of Tevi is fantastic, with ultra fast load times, and excellent performance. It only takes up a little over 1 GB on your console too. With a VRR supported display, this game runs at 120 frames per second and takes only 5 seconds to load in. 6 difficulty modes are offered: Cakewalk, Picnic, Normal, Hard, Expert, and Infernal BBQ (yes you read that correctly) along with custom game modes such as free roam. These can be tweaked and changed at any time in-game as well. The PS5 version contains 66 trophies for a Platinum, and you’ll definitely get your money’s worth if you choose to do everything there is to do. The game features in-game subtitles in English, Japanese, Chinese, but only dialogue audio in Japanese. The Japanese voice overs are fantastic, as the game features well-known VAs such as Lynn, Yoko Hikasa, and Natsumi Fujiwara. This is not to mention the addictive soundtrack that plays in the background. I could sit for hours listening to the title track alone. There’s even a streamer friendly mode so you don’t get any copyright strikes! Tevi is a fantastic 2D Metroidvania with a colorful cast of characters. The visuals are appealing, the audio is bopping, and the game is accessible to players of all backgrounds. Whether you’re a fan of bullet hell shooters, Metroidvania games, or simply crave an immersive adventure, Tevi promises an unforgettable experience.
MultiVersus Account Linking and Crossplay Setup
Crossplay in MultiVersus enables players on all supported platforms—PC (Steam or Epic Games Store), PlayStation, and Xbox—to seamlessly matchmake and compete against each other. This feature not only facilitates playing with friends regardless of their chosen platform but also ensures that players’ progress is preserved across different devices. Players can effortlessly save and continue their progress between platforms by linking gaming platform accounts, such as Steam, Epic Games Store, Xbox, or PlayStation, with a WB Games account. This integration enhances the flexibility and continuity of gameplay, providing a unified and inclusive gaming environment for all MultiVersus players. But How Does One Link Their Accounts? First off, you’ll need to create a WB Games Account, which is required to utilize the MultiVersus Crossplay features and to share MultiVersus content and progression between supported platforms. Once created, Players can then visit the Connection page on the WB Games Account site and link the Console or PC platform that they are playing MultiVersus on. Once linked, you can also use your WB Games Account to add friends through their WB Games Account, accessed via the Online Social menu. How Do You Enable Crossplay? To enable cross-platform matchmaking in MultiVersus, navigate to the settings and select Online/Legal. Scroll to the bottom of the page to find the cross-platform matchmaking option. Ensure this option is enabled, and you’ll be all set.
Skull and Bones Season 2 – Chorus of Havoc is now available
Ubisoft announced the release of Skull and Bones’ second season, Chorus of Havoc and it’s available for free worldwide on all platforms. Players will face the Hubac Twins – the Compagnie Royale’s enforces who rampage through the seas. All players will be able to face the Twin’s Chorus Fleet as the first Free Week will land from May 30 until June 6, including carry-over, cross-play, and cross-progression. Skull and Bones Season 2 – Chorus of Havoc brings extensive new content to all players on top of all the quality-of-life improvements added to the game. Below is what is included in Season 2: Players will face not one, but two Sea lords this season, as the Hubac Twins come for blood and chaos. Armand and Bertrand Hubac are dispatched as mad enforcers of the Compagnie Royale, destined to clash with the pirates of the Helm in order to regain their freedom. · New awaited gameplay features like the Fleet Management and Ships upgrades alongside new PvE content (Defense) and Solo content (Buy Out). · New World Events: The Compagnie Royale’s campaign to eliminate pirates and cripple the Helm in the Indian Ocean is underway, and players will experience new World Events, with exclusive Merchant convoys and the Soleil Royale Elite Warship. · Time-Limited Events: The rise of Helm casualties will also draw the attention of a bloodthirsty sea monster: Lestari, the Megalodon. On a lighter note, players will enjoy speed races with the Dragon’s Regatta Boat race event and join the refreshing Summer Fiesta. · Seasonal Smuggler Pass: As for each new season, players can complete weekly challenges to reap rewards and progress across 3 paths simultaneously on the new Smuggler Pass. Skull and Bones was officially released in February after being delayed for almost seven years since its reveal at E3 2017. The game’s core gameplay loop is a mixed bag and in our review, we scored the game a 6.5 out of 10. You can play Ubisoft’s latest pirate adventure on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, Amazon Luna, GeForce Now, and PC via Ubisoft Connect and Epic Games Store.
Call Of Duty: Black Ops 6 Is Confirmed To Be Coming To Xbox Game Pass
Chatter surrounding Xbox remains an echoed talking point after the acquisition of Activision Blizzard this past fall: how will the firm be using these new franchises? Of course, the largest talking point is Xbox Game Pass. Thus far, the only game to do this is Diablo IV this past spring. However, according to one report, the next mainline installment for Call of Duty is prepared to be released for the subscription later in 2024. So, when would this be official? Well was quickly pieced together that the upcoming Xbox Game Showcase and [Redacted] Direct on June 9th is for the upcoming Call of Duty game. Since then, development revealed that the new game will be titled’ Call of Duty: Black Ops 6’. Additionally, there is a new live-action trailer that will be uploaded this week. So there are a few windows to expect the announcement. And after users received notifications on the announcement prematurely on Tuesday, it was officially confirmed that Xbox Game Pass will be adding Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 to its library later this year. You can watch the new trailer in the video below: “We’re excited to confirm that Game Pass members will be able to jump into Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 on day one with Game Pass,” Xbox Game Pass senior community lead Megan Spurr announces. Now, the trailer ends by sharing the proper ‘World Reveal’ is to take place next month during the Xbox presentation in June. What else is confirmed for Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is that the game will be on last-generation hardware. This was revealed by users that work at retailers which revealed the news. What’s more, it was reported that the game is not planning a Nintendo Switch version. You can read the full report by heading here. Are you excited for Call of Duty: Black Ops 6? Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is listed for Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC. Source: Xbox Wire
PlayStation ‘Days Of Play 2024’ Adds More PlayStation Plus Game Catalog Titles And Features PlayStation & PlayStation VR 2 Games
In May, PlayStation Plus continues to provide a steady flow of games for is subscribers. Just over a week ago, the game catalog for Extra & Premium members welcomes titles including Red Dead Redemption 2, Crime Boss: Rockay City, and Watch Dogs. In a new update, Sony Interactive Entertainment revealed SpongeBob Squarepants: The Cosmic Shake, AEW Fight Forever, Streets of Rage 4 will be the new free games next month. Attached to the new ‘Days of Play 2024’ PlayStation event, there are more promises from Sony. In that, it includes a new assortment of account avatars, activities, community challengers, tournaments, PlayStation Stars campaign, and even an exclusive PlayStation Plus pack for Roblox as well. But there are more games coming to higher-tiered subscribers, it’s said. According to the PlayStation Blog post, additional games are being added to PlayStation Plus game catalog. This includes new games for current platforms as well as PlayStation 2 & PlayStation VR 2 now being added to the mix. You can read the full list below: PlayStation VR 2 Ghostbusters: Rise of the Ghost Lord Walkabout Mini Golf – 6/6 Walkabout Mini Golf – 6/6 Synth Riders – 6/6 Before Your Eyes – 6/6 The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners – Chapters 1 & 2 – 6/6 PlayStation 5 Dredge – 5/29 Cricket 24 – 6/5 Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas – The Definitive Edition – 6/7 PlayStation 4 Dredge – 5/29 Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2 – 5/31 Cricket 24 – 6/5 Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas – The Definitive Edition – 6/7 PlayStation 2 Tomb Raider Legend – 6/11 Star Wars: The Clone Wars – 6/11 Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus – 6/11 Which games has you most excited for PlayStation Plus next month? Source PlayStation Blog
PlayStation Plus June 2024 Free Games Includes SpongeBob Squarepants: The Cosmic Shake, AEW Fight Forever, Streets of Rage 4
When it comes to the ongoing PlayStation Plus library, users attached to all tiers find more games to play. In the past month, May has remained a fairly occupied window for the subscription. For Essential, Extra, and Premium members, May 2024 featured new additions EA Sports FC 24, Ghostrunner II, Tunic, and Destiny 2: Lightfall for free with still days remaining to redeem these titles. Additionally, the same can also be said for PlayStation Plus catalog as well. In that, both Extra & Premium members can expected new additions to respected libraries with titles such as Red Dead Redemption 2, Crime Boss: Rockay City, Watch Dogs, Cat Quest, The Settlers: New Allies, The Sims 4 Living City, and Stranded: Alien Dawn. Now with June just a few days away, Sony Interactive Entertainment is preparing yet another helping of free titles for all subscribers on PlayStation Plus. Next month, users can expected to welcome titles SpongeBob Squarepants: The Cosmic Shake, AEW Fight Forever, and Streets of Rage 4. From our review on SpongeBob Squarepants: The Cosmic Shake, we gave the game a 6/10 score. “Despite some of the games issues, SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic Shake gives you a unique SpongeBob experience we have yet to see. […] It is very clear that this SpongeBob title is aimed for a younger audience, but I wish there was a mode available for those that are experience gamers because SpongeBob has been around for multiple generations.” Noted, PlayStation Plus is still offering one more game as per its PlayStation Plus May 2024 monthly games well into the following month. It is Electronic Arts’ EA Sports FC 24. It is stated that the game will be available well until June 18th for subscribers from Essential, Extra, and Premium tiers to pick up the title. Are you excited for the new wave of PlayStation Plus games? SpongeBob Squarepants: The Cosmic Shake, AEW Fight Forever, and Streets of Rage 4 arrives to PlayStation Plus on June 4, 2024. Source: PlayStation Blog
Reported Remakes At Capcom Includes Resident Evil 0 & Code Veronica
At Capcom, a large portion of its recent success is thanks to the recent string of remake releases – especially from its Resident Evil property. Of course, the firm is interested to see if there is a demand for more franchises to follow the same path. In one survey, Capcom held ‘Super Elections’ asking if there’s drive by consumers on select remakes including Street Fighter, Devil May Cry, Okami, Ace Attorney, and even Dino Crisis. Currently, it is understood that Capcom is preparing yet another Resident Evil remake. In one rumor on X, it was indicated plans for the next remake is the first Resident Evil. What’s more, notorious leaker Dusk Golem also had corroborating sources sharing similar information with plans to release in 2025. Now in a new update from the leaker, and backed by Video Game Chronicle editor-in-chief Andy Robinson, plans for the next remakes include Resident Evil 0 as well as Code Veronica. What’s more, the leaker also denounced the previous rumors surrounding any form of remake for the original Resident Evil. “A remake of Resident Evil Zero & Code Veronica in development right now,” Dusk Golem says in the X thread. “I’ve talked to many others behind the scenes about this at this point, it’s something I heard over a year ago, think it was going to get out whether I was the one to say it or not, & that’s about it.” Atop condemning the prior remake rumor, the leaker also notes plans for Resident Evil 5 – at least anticipated in the order Capcom is heading – is not being planned internally either. Dusk Golem does elaborate on the next mainline title. In that, Resident Evil 9 is now planning for a late 2025 release. The user even dismisses any hope for a summer 2024 reveal for the flagship title. The original report indicated a release for early 2025. You can read the full report by heading here. Are you hoping for either games to be remade?
Take-Two CEO Speaks On Price Dynamics In Anticipation For Grand Theft Auto VI During Recent Earnings Call
Upon the arrival of the Xbox Series X|S & PlayStation 5, many developers and publishers were ushering a new standard for pricing big budget titles. After more than a generation of hardware normalized $60 USD, that would bump up to $70 in 2020. The initiative was pioneered by Take-Two Interactive when it revealed its upcoming NBA 2K title would feature the update pricing. By 2021, Take-Two Interactive reiterated on the decision with CEO Strauss Zelnick stating the choice was to be weighed by quality of the game and how much value is included in its titles. And now with Grand Theft Auto VI now on the way with a new update paving a fall 2025 release timeframe, many are concerned this game could be valued even higher than prior. After waiting more than a decade for the new flagship title, it is anticipated by many players the price could find itself at $100 just for the base version. During its recent earnings call, and transcribed by GameSpot, Zelnick elaborated on ‘dynamic pricing’ for video games in the industry as raising prices see no ceiling still. “Look, there’s more content constantly being made available, and we really aim to deliver great value at any given time. We’re so focused on delivering more value than what we charge. And that’s sort of the rubric. And any time we establish a price, we want to make sure that it’s good news for the consumer; that the experience vastly over delivers in the context of the cost. That’s the goal.” The concern for Take-Two Interactive overpricing Grand Theft Auto VI swells thanks to other examples by publishers like Ubisoft. At the release of Skull and Bones, Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot framed the game in being an ‘AAAA’ experience which fairly priced the title at $70. That on top of the more recent pricing for Star Wars Outlaws with its Deluxe Edition priced over $100. Are you concerned about growing prices for video games?
