Developed by Sucker Punch Productions, Ghost of Tsushima is the latest PS4 exclusive game to be released this year. The game is set during the late 13th century time period, and players will take control of a samurai named Jin, who’s resolved to protect his clan and family from the ongoing Mongol invasion. Here’s how to get the Ronin attire in Ghost of Tsushima. Getting the Ronin Attire in Ghost of Tsushima As you play through Ghost of Tsushima, you’ll eventually start collecting various armor sets that serve different purposes, and you can pick one that best fits your play style.

Wondering how to get the Wolverine pickaxe in Fortnite? Well, we have got just the guide for you. Thanks to Fortnite’s outside of the box and larger than life collaborations, players have witnessed the arrival of iconic characters from all walks of life. Whether it be real-world singers, actors, or even fictional comic book superheroes, almost everyone has taken a trip to the Fortnite island. Even our ruthless and not so friendly Wolverine was dragged inside the loop which ultimately led to a screenshot of him being created.

Just Cause 4: Is it Open World? What You Need to Know Just Cause 4 is finally here, and with it the chance to wreak havoc upon a totalitarian regime as Rico Rodriguez in a new destructible environment. As big as the title is though, many open world titles have flooded the market this generation and redefined the genre, which begs the question: Is Just Cause 4 open world?

Part of what makes the Persona series so special is the every day life scenarios it drops you into, letting you live out your days as a high school student, with everything that entails. For fans, part of the attraction has always been the relationships you can build with other party members, both friendships and – of course – romances. With the release of Persona 3, players were given much more choice in the narrative, choosing who they want to spend time with and romance.

Visual Arts released a new trailer of the upcoming visual novel Loopers, developed by Key. The gamel is penned by Ryukishi07, who fans of the genre will know for popular visual novels like Higurashi When They Cry and Umineko. The character design is by Ken Mochizuki. It’s directed by Kazuma Takada who wrote Tsuki no Kanata de Aimashou and Toya Okano, who also worked on the same visual novel on top of plenty more all the way back to Air and Clannad.