How To Start Back 4 Blood DLC – Tunnels Of Terror

The first major Back 4 Blood expansion, Tunnels of Terror, has arrived. In it, you and your team of Cleaners will descend into the hellish Ridden Hives and take on new monsters to reap exclusive legendary-tier weapons and other rewards. But none of that can happen if you don’t know how to access the Ridden Hives DLC. In this quick guide, we’ll explain how to play the Back 4 Blood DLC, and as you’ll see, it’s a bit more confusing than you’d expect.

Back 4 Blood Ridden Hives – How to play DLC

To play the Ridden Hives DLC, naturally you’ll first need to ensure you’ve purchased the expansion. The Ridden Hives DLC is included in the game’s Ultimate and Deluxe editions of the game or can be purchased for $15. Once you’ve gotten past the paywall, you’ll maybe still have a hard time getting to the DLC.

That’s because, rather than exist as a new mode to select from the gameplay hub at Fort Hope, you’ll actually come upon these Ridden Hives while playing the game’s…

League of Legends Review

League of Legends is not just a game: it’s a cutthroat competitive digital sport where the winners roar in victory and the losers whimper in defeat. You don’t need to play on the same level as the pros to experience the thrills of these online battlegrounds, however. Blending elements of action role-playing, real-time strategy, and tower defense games into an engrossing amalgam of awesome, League of Legends is a free-to-play game that ensures each play session yields a unique and explosive experience.

Each player in a match controls a single champion. In the default game mode, Summoner’s Rift, two teams of five champions are pitted against each another with the ultimate goal of destroying the opposing team’s nexus, which is guarded by three lanes of towers. The catch is that at the start of a match, your champion is only level 1 with no items to back up his or her quest for victory. To power up to a level sufficient enough to take on the enemy’s base, a champion must first foc…

Lego Spider-Man's Mask Preorders Now Open

It’s been a big year for everyone’s favorite web-slinger across multiple mediums, with Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 leading the gaming charge and Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse on the entertainment side of things. If you can’t get enough of the superhero, you’ll want to look at the upcoming Lego Spider-Man’s Mask set, which features nearly 500 pieces and releases January 1. Preorders are now open for the buildable model–and since it’s bound to be a hot item, consider locking in your reservation as soon as possible.

Luigi's Mansion 2 HD Review – Weegee Board

As the Switch moves into the twilight years of an especially lengthy lifespan, Nintendo has increasingly turned toward remasters of its back catalog to fill out the release calendar. This is the context for Luigi’s Mansion 2 HD, a remastered version of a relatively recent 2013 release on 3DS. The sequel is a game that served as a sharpened, refined take on the ideas presented by the first Luigi’s Mansion–and laid the groundwork for the even better Luigi’s Mansion 3–so having access to that piece of the series’ history untethered from the 3DS makes it feel that much more valuable. While the recency makes it feel less essential than some remasters of older classics like Metroid Prime or Super Mario RPG, it’s still just as fun to solve puzzles, schlurp ghosts into your jerry-rigged vacuum cleaner, and enjoy some gentle scares along the way.

The original Luigi’s Mansion was a cute diversion-verging-on-tech-demo that helped cement Luigi’s personality as Mario’…

Lost Ark Passes 1.3 Million Concurrents, Overtakes Cyberpunk 2077, Dota 2, And CS- GO To Become Steam's 2nd Biggest Game

Smilegate’s recently released PC game Lost Ark continues to soar on Steam, recently surpassing 1.3 million concurrent players on its way to becoming Steam’s second most-popular game of all time based on player numbers.

Lost Ark is also only the fifth game ever to pass 1 million concurrent players on Steam, the others being Cyberpunk 2077, Dota 2, CS: Go, and PUBG, according to SteamDB. Lost Ark reached a peak concurrent player record of 1.325 million to become Steam’s second-biggest game ever. It now only trails PUBG, which reached an astonishing 3.25 million peak concurrent players years ago.

Following its early access launch for people who bought the founder’s pack, Lost Ark released officially for everyone as a free-to-play game on February 11 with some notable fixes at launch. The release was delayed slightly, but did eventually release that day.

Lost Ark has also seen huge numbers of viewers on Twitch(which is owned by Lost Ark’s publisher Amazon). The game s…