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Being able to complete a campaign with friends that involves the likes of planning heists, running casinos, racing and even Mad Max-style demolition derbies, is always fun. Red dead by daylight cosmetics Online is also fun but has a long way to go before it reaches the level of GTA Onli

For instance, Wortox feeds exclusively on the souls of creatures that have been killed while Wigfrid refuses to eat anything that doesn't contain meat. Other characters may not work together so well. For instance, Warly refuses to eat anything that hasn't been cooked in a crockpot, so that challenge would be difficult if you were playing alongside Wigf

The world of RDR2 is cold and brutal, and despite the gorgeous landscapes that make every corner you turn a picturesque experience, the events in-game require two versions of a song called Cruel Wor

The Coens delivered a great neo-western in 2007 with No Country for Old Men . It was this tense and great thriller and allowed them to dip their toes in western motifs. Then in 2010, they released True Grit , an adaptation of Charles Portis’s 1968 novel of the same name. This film was a bleak look at revenge and how far people will go for their own self-inter

Although settling down immediately to start your base may seem tempting, it's not the best idea. You'll definitely want to spend at least half of autumn wandering around the world. This can help you to collect items that you can use to create everything you need for your base, collect bushes and grass to plant at your base, and find somewhere good to settle d

Woodie is one of two characters that can change their form; if he chops down too many trees too quickly, or if the moon is full, he will become a "Werebeaver." But this form is more useful than you might think. The sanity, health, and hunger meters disappear when Woodie is in his Werebeaver form, meaning that effectively if he were to stay in that form, he could survive indefinitely. He wouldn’t even need food or items to help heal him — he could simply live forever. But beware, the "naughtiness" score still applies and Krampus can still come after

Woody Jackson’s original score for Red Dead Redemption II is among the best in the medium. Songs like "Outlaws from the West" and "American Venom" punctuate already great missions and heighten the experience much further than most ga

Players may well think that Webber is a humanoid spider; he certainly looks like one, but his form is more complicated than that. He is, in fact, a child living inside a spider that tried to consume him. How horrible is that? You wouldn’t guess it from the spider silk beard he grows. Does that mean it’s his or the spid

Feijoada restores 20 health, 75 hunger and 15 sanity points. Thankfully bean bugs are easy to find, simply look for any stone slabs around the area and voila, bean bugs. Of course you do need the Hamlet DLC to find them but hey, anything to keep you from starving for one more

Music industry veteran Daniel Lanois produced the album in its entirety to give the soundtrack a uniform sound, but he's also credited as the artist on many of these tracks. Table Top is a great example of his sonic palate, and his soundtrack compositions only enhance the adventures of Arthur Mor

It seems that he was also in the military when the player examines a Beefalo as Wolfgang and says he is reminded of the "cavalry." He also says that pitchforks remind him of his childhood, so maybe he worked on a farm? He sure was b

This is all portrayed in a somewhat Tim Burton-esque art style which really does add to the games charm. But even considering all the dangers you face in this game, hunger is the most persistent threat of death. To help you overcome this danger, here's Don't Starve: The Most Nutritious Recipes, to help you know just what you should cook in your crock

While Red Dead Redemption II chugs a bit when the player walks into a town, overall it’s probably set the standard for console graphics. Landscapes look like paintings and facial animations are improved substantially from Grand Theft Auto V’s. It’s a gorgeous game that manages to surprise at every t

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Wilson is the first character to be given a backstory through a cutscene. In the trailer for the game, we see Wilson as a defeated scientist with failed experiments, lacking inspiration. A mysterious voice compels him to build a huge machine, filling him with great knowledge. Once the machine is finished, he hesitates, but the voice aggressively commands him to pull the lever and activate it. With a fitting evil laugh, shadowy arms appear through the floor and drag Wilson to the world of Don’t Starve . Poor guy. We also see Maxwell laughing above, proving him to be the antagonist of the g