What the Little Blue Ghosts Are in Dragon Quest XI Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age is a grand return to form for the long-running franchise, and the first mainline Dragon Quest game we’ve gotten in the west since 2010. The biggest, and most obvious, change is the gorgeous graphical style used in the game, combining cel-shaded characters with photorealistic environments and objects. The world of Erdrea is an expansive one, and there’s quite a few creatures and people you’ll meet along the way, including mysterious little blue ghosts.

Developer miHoYo has this month continued its support of Genshin Impact with another substantial update, this time around adding a whole new region to explore. Here we’ll explain how to get to Tsurumi Island. How to Get to Tsurumi Island in Genshin Impact You probably already know that Tsurumi Island is located just off the southern tip of Inazuma. If you have tried sailing there already with a Waverider then you may also have discovered it isn’t quite that simple as the island is shrouded in a thick fog.

Operation Kuvalda is a Special Ops mission in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, and it will absolutely put you and your squad’s PVE abilities to the test. Let’s take a look at the objectives you will need to accomplish in order to beat Operation Kuvalda in Modern Warfare. If you haven’t jumped in yet, Special Ops are cooperative missions. You will need to complete a series of objectives, and survive the constant onslaught of enemies while doing so.

While Nioh 2 does bear a lot of similarities to From Software’s Soulsborne games, it also puts its own unique spin on things by introducing a Diablo-esque loot system that keeps you coming back for better armor and weapons. Here’s how to start Twilight missions in Nioh 2. Starting Twilight Missions in Nioh 2 Similar to the first game, the tough Twilight missions make a return in Nioh 2, featuring tougher enemies and bosses, but with the promise of better loot rewards for your character.

Way Through the Woods Side Quest Walkthrough in Octopath Traveler Octopath Traveler has an ambitious narrative structure, giving you eight different self-contained stories to experience while travelling the world. You can tackle these eight stories in any order you want to, choosing only to collect a party of four characters, or get every single character before doing anyone’s chapter 2. Of course, in typical JRPG fashion, there’s a number of smaller side quests to complete on top of the main stories.