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Players will receive this in-game item every birthday, alongside a horde of cakes and goodies from villagers keen to celebrate. Even though there’s no way to guarantee which flavor will be arriving via post, these cakes can also be customized to fit any island th

Sunbreak launched a year after Rise, giving fans the perfect excuse to revisit the game shortly after finishing it. It's impressive how the expansion can bring so much new content to the table without overwhelming the player, and none of it feels half-baked or unnecessary. Monster Hunter Rise is great on its own, but you'll want to play Sunbreak to experience its full potent

Covered in chocolate shards and topped with perfectly rounded cherries, the recipe can be found on various computer screens following Chell’s near-death experience. But they aren’t typical cake ingredients and call for more unusual things like fish-shaped candy-coated peanut butter pie

Another feature it has over Monster Hunter Rise is that you don't have to go to a specific area or fight monsters to test out new weapons, although the latter is still an option. Instead, wooden Kemono statues spread throughout the world meant for testing weap

This delicious-looking pie is offered to the player towards the start of their adventure and has incredible healing properties if the player decides to take a bite during battle. However, keeping this pie stashed away in the inventory until one of the final battles may open up new elements to the storyline which would be missed otherwise. So as well as being an impressive piece of pastry, it can also be used as a gateway to a past l

Considered a ‘fancy’ craft, it’s a little higher on the difficulty scale to craft, but customers of the cafe adore it, and it’s Lee’s favorite item - so it’s a worthy item to create despite its material costs. The recipe can be received through Oliver alongside the rest of Calico’s cutesy cakes and ba

You can return to the Wild Area again and again, exploring more of it and actually being able to catch some critters, but it's all pointless . You know the real world, and the real story, exists beyond its confines. Yes, that part is snowy and that part is sandy, but it's all artificial. The Wild Area is like a zoo in the middle of a city. There aren't really lions in New York, or tapirs in Paris. They're just creatures in a self-contained, specific area. That isn't real ice in the polar bear enclosure, it's white painted rocks. That's all the Wild Area

One issue many have noticed with Wild Hearts, despite how enjoyable it can be, is that there are performance issues in every version. For some, these minor issues will likely be patched up easily. For others, particularly those playing on PC, it can range from playable but flawed to completely unplaya

Monster Hunter 3, also known as Monster Hunter Tri, originally released for the Wii in 2010. An enhanced version titled Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate was later released for Wii U and 3DS in 2013. This title was very well received and is considered a critical and commercial succ

Similar to the Iceborne expansion for Monster Hunter: World, Sunbreak can be purchased as an add-on for Monster Hunter: Rise and includes a substantial amount of new content for you to enjoy. Featuring a new campaign, deeper gameplay, and a hoard of new and returning monsters for you to hunt, Sunbreak is massive and essential for anyone who wants to spend more time with their Palamu

Even though Monster Hunter Rise is filled with towering terrors and constantly has players fearing for their lives, the Bunny Dango that lines a hunter's stomach before the battle is as sweet as it g

I’ve wanted an open-world Pokemon game for as long as I can remember - longer than I can even put into words. I remember playing the very first Assassin’s Creed and thinking ‘I hope they put Pokemon on the PlayStation one of these days’. What a fool I was. What an absolute buffoon of a 14-year-old. But that was what appealed to me more than any gameplay conventions - can I get it on my TV. With the Switch and the likes of Let’s Go and Sword & Shield, that’s now a reality, but the open-world hankering remains. Legends: Arceus , which is now going back on its open world promise , might be the perfect middle gro

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It's hard to think of Pokemon in the style of Breath of the Wild in practicality. Sure, anyone can edit a screenshot to have Gyarados in a BOTW lake or Rapidash racing across the field, but isn't that just what the Wild Area is? The illusion of an open world, the type that would look good in screenshots, but without meaning or purpose. Without any heart or direction, BOTW would not be the same game. It gives you freedom to go wherever you want, but it also provides contours across the map to steer you towards towns, it makes sure each location is thematically linked, and you often need to hit multiple landmarks to secure the tools and ingredients to reach the next one. Even though I'm not the biggest fan of it, I have to admire the level of design on show here. It's not a level I think Pokemon can match, and that's before you introduce the much more complicated issue of where you put the Pokemon and how you offer freedom while ensuring players don't meet their doom at the feathers of an overpowered Hawlucha 40 minutes into the g