All articles tagged with #guide
A concise walkthrough guide for The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales detailing how to 100% the game, including locating Shards of Life, Cats, and Manuscripts, exploring four time periods (Budding, Magic, Reconstruction, Safekeeping), and how to achieve the Bad, Standard, and True endings, with notes on dungeons, bosses, items, quests, and new abilities like Magicite, Warp, Dive, and Copy.
A comprehensive, interactive guide listing all 1,248 players across World Cup 2026 squads, with profiles accessible by clicking player photos. The piece, by Marcus Christenson, David Hills, Steven Bloor and Garry Blight, was published June 4, 2026, and aims to provide everything fans need to know about every squad member.
This guide walks you through Paralives' tutorial and settings, covering how to start a new save, choose to town or an empty terrain, master camera controls (WASD or arrows, edge scrolling, right-click to rotate; Mac users can use Q/E), zoom with the mouse wheel, and move around by selecting go here. It explains starting your story with premade townies or creating a household via Paramaker, and introduces Emotions & Wants. It then outlines the main settings areas—Autosave, Video/Audio, Gameplay, Para Paths, Grid Wall Placement, Accessibility (color blindness & filters), and key bindings—providing practical tips to navigate and customize Paralives before diving into the game.
Kotaku curates five beginner-friendly pinball machines—High Speed / The Getaway II, Scared Stiff, Pin*Bot, World Cup Soccer / NBA Fastbreak, and Medieval Madness—highlighting clear rule sets, approachable layouts, and a progression from newcomer to seasoned player, with Medieval Madness as the standout entry point.
This guide explains how to run The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess PC Port on Steam Deck using the Dusk GitHub AppImage. You must own and legally dump your own Twilight Princess copy (USA or EUR). Steps: download the latest Linux x86 AppImage (version 1.0.0 at the time), place it in a dedicated folder, run the AppImage and point it to your dumped disc image, then add the AppImage to Steam for Game Mode. In Steam Deck game mode, it will auto-detect controls and can upscale the resolution; for better usability, set Video to fullscreen to fit the Deck’s 16:10 aspect and rebind Z to a comfortable button (the guide recommends binding it to clicking the right joystick). This is presented as a practical method to enjoy Twilight Princess on the Steam Deck, with reference to related performance settings elsewhere on the site.
This guide explains how to create and modify Mii personalities in Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, detailing the five personality indicators (Movement, Speech, Energy, Thinking, Overall) and listing every personality type with notes that options may vary by path.
The GameSpot piece details that Mouse: P.I. For Hire takes about 7–9 hours to finish the main campaign and 14–16 hours to 100% the game, with no New Game Plus. It covers 24 main missions, notes optional side jobs, and confirms three difficulties (Rookie, Detective, Supersleuth). A beginner’s guide is referenced to help with collectibles and save strategy.
A concise guide to solving the Azure Moon Labyrinth puzzle in Crimson Desert: locate the labyrinth in the Witchwoods, enter via the Phoniel Ranch path, decipher the mural clues and five letter-marked trees in Pororin Village, push the five blocks in the correct sequence using Force Palm/Force Current, and earn the Abyss Artifact and the Memory of Tide as rewards.
Nintendo Life shares a concise video guide on activating a house in Pokémon Pokopia on Switch 2. To register an “empty house,” you only need a door and some connected blocks—the walls can be just one block high and you don’t need a roof. After activating the space, you can furnish it with three items (for a Pokémon to move in) or use a Ditto Flag to meet living requirements. A more detailed Pokopia guide is linked on the site.
Kotaku’s Marathon beginner guide lays out 15 tips to survive and loot efficiently: chase Unstable materials to upgrade vaults; unlock and level factions via contracts to power up Rook; complete contracts and follow faction XP goals from agent screens (with reroll options for tough contracts); manage heat by crouching and using water; deploy claymores, smoke grenades, and signal jammers to slip past bots; note that depleted shield/health kits don’t carry out of the exfil; use red flares to locate lockboxes; use the map to track contracts; upgrade factions to unlock Capstones; use TADs for enemy intel; keep Mechanic Kits to remove poison plant debuffs. Expect learning through trial and error as you master Marathon’s systems.
The article explains how to create a variety of habitats in Pokemon Pokopia by arranging grass, flowers, water, lighting, and furniture to attract different Pokemon. It provides a catalog of habitat types (from Tall Grass and Seaside to Flower Beds and Campsite) with their specific setup requirements and the Pokemon they yield, while noting some species are weather- or location-restricted and that the list will be expanded as more habitats are discovered.
Nintendo Life presents an expansive Pokopia guide hub detailing a full walkthrough from the four towns to post-game, plus sections on the Pokédex, Ditto transformations, skills, building and decoration, items, Dream Islands, online multiplayer, FAQs, and mystery gift events, with updates as new discoveries are made.
After completing Resident Evil Requiem, players have solved the game‑long “Final Puzzle” with a community-driven breakdown of in‑game clues, documents, and environmental hints. An IGN walkthrough corroborates every step, showing how the solution—once available via data-mining—is actually revealed through subtle game cues rather than pure speculation.
This guide lays out how to access Resident Evil Requiem’s secret Final Puzzle: in an earlier run, obtain Marie’s Doll from the Research Facility basement; in a later run, complete the Care Center basement sequence (blood pool, meat grinder, toilets) to place the doll in your inventory, then carry Emily with Marie’s Doll to the Lead Researcher’s Office, scan the Severed Hand for the “Let’s Play” clue, and input the Sun‑Moon‑Star code to hear the voice and earn 20,000 CP. The solution was traced by IGN and creators like Gengar Collects, Kyro, and Rantsycancy, with the “sweet pair” referring to Emily and Marie.
A comprehensive achievement/trophy guide and roadmap for Star Trek Voyager Across the Unknown, detailing sector-by-sector objectives, all endings, and tips for earning 60–61 trophies across Xbox, PC, PlayStation, and Switch in about 25 hours. It covers strategy for research, ship upgrades, morale, save-reloads, and how to replay sectors to secure canonical outcomes and maximize rewards.