How to Get a Palico in Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate Just like in most of the other Monster Hunter games, you can get a Palico companion in Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate as well. These little cat creatures can be extremely helpful when you’re playing solo, as they can heal you up when you’re injured and you don’t have time to heal, and they’re also great at picking up items and materials that you can claim at the end of quest.

Back when NieR: Automata originally released in 2017, fans wasted no time in scouring the game for secrets and other hidden easter eggs. However, game director and creator Yoko Taro made sure to mention that there was still one final secret that had yet to be found. It looks like the search is finally over, though, as that secret has been unearthed. Modder/dataminer Lance McDonald announced on Twitter that he had found a new secret in the game which allowed him to skip ahead to the very end of the game after beating the first boss.

Planet Coaster offers a wide array of ways to build your successful theme park from the ground up. You can place whatever you want from the coaster tracks, to the shops, to the buildings, and more. There’s plenty to put down, but you might be wondering how to delete some of your mistakes. Well, luckily, the easiest solution is CTRL and Z to undo what you just did. Let’s say you placed it awhile ago, though, and now want it gone.

Quantum Break is the latest game from Remedy Entertainment (Max Payne, Alan Wake). If you’re a fan of the developer, you’re undoubtedly aware of how much it loves its stories. Nothing is quite as it seems, so players have to pay close attention and connect the dots to find out what’s going on. With Quantum Break, there is a lot going on in the background, and if you’re the type who doesn’t really pay attention to cutscenes, ignores collectibles, and plans on skipping the live-actions episodes between acts, you miss out on the bigger picture.

The map in Riders Republic is pretty massive, and its teeming with different events for players to complete, collectibles to find, and other players trying to earn Stars to level up. By default, you’ll start off with the camera in a third-person view behind your character, but there’s actually a way to change to first-person in Riders Republic, and this guide is here to explain how to switch between the two perspectives.