Players will discover areas both new and familiar in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. On their journey to reach the surface, everything they do will center around the ever-important Temple of Time. It must be returned to twice after completing shrines, as it offers the only path down to Hyrule. Luckily, it isn’t very difficult to get back to the Temple of Time in Tears of the Kingdom.

In Elden Ring, there’s a location called The Four Belfries that requires players to use a special item called an Imbued Sword Key in order to reach new locations. Each of the belfries will teleport you to a faraway place that is otherwise inaccessible, but like Stonesword Keys, Imbued Sword Keys break after use. That means you’ll need to find additional Imbued Sword Keys somewhere in The Lands Between in order to visit every location that The Four Belfries has to offer, but they’re quite rare.

The first character you will unlock, as well as Honkai: Star Rail‘s protagonist, the Trailblazer is a great multi-target Physical DPS who is capable of excelling in various stages of the game. But how should you build them? Now, here’s the best build for the Trailblazer (Destruction) in Honkai: Star Rail. Recommended Videos The Best Trailblazer Build In Honkai: Star Rail | Best Relics and Planar Ornaments Given their ability to deal high amounts of damage, get an ATK% increase after triggering a Weakness Break, and their survivability and self-sustainability, the best relic set for the Trailblazer will be either a 4-piece Champion of Streetwise Boxing or a 4-piece Thief of Shooting Meteor.

The Fyxestroll Garden region of Honkai Star Rail is filled with several wandering Heliobi that have personal requests for the Trailblazer. One musically talented Heliobus who plays the Guqin asks you to find someone aboard the Xianzhou Luofu who knows about music so they can complete a song. Recommended Videos It’s not a marked quest or anything, but finding a musician for this Heliobus is quite an easy task once you know where to look.

XCOM 2 is a really hard game. No, that doesn’t quite cover it. XCOM 2 is brutal and uncaring, it will lay waste to the best of your plans, and laugh as it does it. However, this difficulty comes with the extreme jubilation that players can receive when those plans aren’t destroyed, and go off perfectly. New players will find that XCOM 2 has a lot of intricacies to worry about, so we wanted to put together some tips for beginners, just to get started with the game.