There’s been a dire mistake. You’ve already named your vault dweller “John” or some other plain Jane name, like “Jane.” And then you found out companions have a list of prerecorded names and can actually call you Fuckface. Or Bacon. Or Erectus. If you’re on PC, there’s no need to restart your game and be majestically reborn as “Assface.” Instead, hit the tilde button while in-game. (AKA this squiggle of ultimate power: ~) Type into the console “ShowSPECIALMenu.

How Long Story Mode Is and How Many Missions There Are in My Hero One’s Justice My Hero One’s Justice brings the popular superhero manga and anime to the realm of video games. The arena brawler lets you choose from fan-favorite and villains, while teaming up with others as sidekicks. From Tokoyami and All Might, to All For One and Dabi there are plenty of characters to choose from. Of course, there’s a load of content to dig into as well, including a story mode.

Sherlock Holmes Chapter One on PC When I first heard that Frogwares would be soft rebooting their Sherlock Holmes series, I was genuinely excited. While certainly not perfect, there was always a lot of potential in the investigative elements of their games that could have been excellent with a few slight tweaks. Unfortunately, the changes made in Sherlock Holmes Chapter One only make the series duller and unnecessarily tedious. As the title indicates, Sherlock Holmes Chapter One serves as an origin story for the world’s greatest detective, following his adventures as an up-and-coming investigator.

What the Best Faction is in Star Trek Fleet Command When you’re first starting out in the popular mobile game, Star Trek Fleet Command, you’ll have to decide what faction you want to align with and that decision can affect the rest of your time with the game. Here’s what the best faction is in Star Trek Fleet Command. While you’re free to decide exactly what route in the galaxy you wish to go, we recommend starting with The Federation.

It’s patch week for Riot Games’ tactical shooter Valorant, and while most of the updates following the launch of a new Act (which released only two weeks ago) are typically small in scope, Patch 3.01 is different. First and foremost, it marks the arrival of the game’s newest Agent, the much-anticipated Chamber, who was originally supposed to feature in Act 2’s big release but was delayed. Beyond that, there are major changes to the queue restrictions that see the return of 5-man stacks in ranked play that mean players can now play in teams of 5 with any rank — though with the caveat that queue times will, in some cases, be dramatically increased as the game searches for other teams of the same elo.