Nier Replicant features a vast open-world where players have to rely on clues and exploration in order to find objectives and quests. While this can be fun for some, it may frustrate those who just want to play each questline. Luckily, we’ve got plenty of information to help you locate everything in the game. Here is everything you need to know about where to find treasure map and treasure in Nier Replicant.

No Man’s Sky is all about exploring a universe set up by Hello Games. It’s a vast, galaxy out there, with travel time between planets taking quite a bit. Not to mention the amount of planets you’ll come across on your adventures. So, with how big the game is, it’s certainly going to be easy to get lost. Luckily, there’s some help! While there is no minimap for your HUD in No Man’s Sky, you do have a compass on screen with points of interests, letting you know where you should head.

Disagree or Agree? – Persona 5 Persona 5’s opening comes on strong with the Velvet Room vibes. You can already hear Igor’s voice and enter a contract, even! Atlus even made the opening Work of Fiction notice a part of the game, either asking you to agree or disagree with the statement that any similarities are purely coincidental. Agreeing just has you “signing a contract” and the game begins. It’s the canon answer, basically, and there’s nothing particularly fun about it.

Stars make a return in Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2, but they work quite differently than they did in the first game. Where in the prequel you earned them with each character in order to level up and earn new skills, they now are used to unlock other elements of the game. You’ll need Stars to access the Gnomiverse in Infinity Time, and to use the Shooting Gallery that’s hidden in the sewers underneath Zomburbia.

It’s no secret that The Sims 4 was a disappointment to the general gaming community. The game, which should have been the next major step forward in Maxis’ long running life simulation series, instead felt cheapened and simplified. EA is trying to make amends by releasing free DLC containing some of the missing features that should have been included at release but even that might not be enough. Thankfully, a dedicated community of modders has risen from the rubble of The Sims 4 to fix some of issues plaguing the game and even add more than you could have imagined.