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Fortnite Chapter 2, aka Fortnite Season 11, went live on October 15, 2019. The new season also brought some new locations to the game, including Holly Hedges, Dirty Docks, Frenzy Farm, Lazy Lake, Slurpy Swamp, Weeping Woods, and Beachy Bluffs. The latest update to the game has also added some new features and elements to the game. In Fortnite Season 11, players can carry their downed teammates, and they can also provide health supplies to them with the help of a new weapon, “The Bandage Bazooka.” However, there is one downside of using and equipping this new weapon. The Bandage Bazooka takes up two slots, which means players can only equip three more items if they wish to equip and use “The Bandage Bazooka.”



Fortnite Season 11 has also added Gas Tanks and explosive barrels, which players can use to take enemies by surprise. Fortnite Chapter 2 has added a motorboat to the game, which can be used by players to traverse across the map in a fast-paced manner. If you wish to relax in the game, Fortnite Season 11 also allows players to do fishing in water streams across the map. But one should stay cautious of enemy bullets while fishing. Fortnite Chapter 2 features an all-new Battle Pass with new rewards at each tier. Well, the players are currently exploring the new map of Fortnite Chapter 2, and under the exploration of the map, a user named @Crash7_ has revealed the full chest count of Season 11 (Chapter 2) new locations. In his exploration, he has found that Misty Meadows has the highest number (31) of chest spawns which excludes the ones you can dig, Dirty Docks and Sweaty Sands are at second place with a total of 31 chests. Steamy Sacks is in third place with 28 chests. Weeping Woods has the lowest number of chests. Have a look at the list below, mentioning the chest spawn locations on the new map.
Fortnite players have already discovered what might go down as the most useful bug of Chapter 2 even though Season 1 just began this week. It’s a bug that essentially grants players unlimited experience so long as they keep returning to certain spots around the map, and players have been quick to take advantage of the exploit to rank themselves up. Players can get 8,000 experience for free during a match on top of whatever else they earn, though it’s likely that the exploit won’t stick around for much longer. The exploit involves visiting different locations around Fortnite’s new map which is something that players were probably already doing to familiarize themselves with the new battleground. Throughout the map, there are at least four different locations players can head to in order to receive 2,000 experience each time.



You can find each of those locations marked on the map below. Visiting locations to earn experience is nothing new in Fortnite, but the useful part of this exploit stems from the fact that these locations are apparently being reset each match as if players have never been to them. This means that if you can make the rounds to all four locations in a match to earn the extra experience, you can do the same thing again during the next game assuming the storm’s path and your rotations allow you to do so. By repeating this process every game, you can essentially earn unlimited experience by earning a cool 8,000 experience at a minimum. This bug is hardly a secret now and has made the rounds within the Fortnite communities by now, so Epic Games is undoubtedly aware of the problem. How long it’ll remain in the game is still a question though, but one would imagine that it won’t be around for much longer since an update will likely come soon to fix the problem. Part of the commitments for Chapter 2 was to make the game less grindy for players, though this probably wasn’t the plan Epic Games had in mind. Players have also found multiple death zones in Fortnite which is essentially the exact opposite of the beneficial experience glitch. These locations, tricks, and more have been discovered by players alone since Epic Games encouraged players to explore the map on their own to find new features and locations.
The release of Obsidian Entertainment’s The Outer Worlds is coming soon with the game’s launch trailer released on Friday to usher in its arrival. A stylish trailer full of eccentric characters, weapons, and creatures previews the release of the game that’s scheduled to be out on October 25th. The trailer also begs the questions of what kinds of characters players will create with the normal options of assassin and brawler possible in The Outer Worlds as well as moral roles like being a hero or a villain. Obsidian’s launch trailer for the game can be seen above with new action scenes and glimpses reminiscent of the developer’s past embedded in it. This trailer channels the Fallout comparisons those looking forward to this game have invoked, particularly when comparing it to Obsidian’s Fallout New Vegas. We see parts of the game’s futuristic locations found in cities and vibrant environments along with oddities like waiter robots and moon men.



One of the most appealing parts of the game is seen throughout the trailer as well. Like any good RPG, players will have the option to build characters in diverse ways. It’s also going to task players with deciding what end of the moral spectrum they want to fall on whether that means they play as a hero or a villain or somewhere in between. Halycon is the place where players will make these sorts of decisions with that system being the setting The Outer Worlds is based in. The Outer Worlds’ story and setting are dripping with corporate influences from the in-game companies that built the colonies spread out throughout different planets in the Halycon system. “Do you dream of working on the frontier of space? Can you pass a basic aptitude test?” an intro to Halycon from Obsidian read when shared previously. “Then Halcyon is the place for you! Prosperity and adventure awaits on Terra 2, Monarch, and other exciting locations across the Halcyon colony. The character you decide to become will determine how your story on the Halcyon colony unfolds in The Outer Worlds.” To give a better idea of how all this will look in action, you can watch the first 20 minutes of the game ahead of its release.
Minecraft players who want to build their blocky constructions in real life will soon be able to now that the early access release of Minecraft Earth has begun. The augmented reality mobile game isn’t playable for everyone right away though with the game rolling out for select countries at a time, the first two of those being New Zealand and Iceland with more countries to follow soon. Features included in this early access release include building structures using buildplates and finding “tappables” spread out throughout the world during your daily routine. Mojang said back in September that Minecraft Earth would begin its release in October with that early access rollout now underway as of Thursday. Though only those two countries have the game right now, the Minecraft Earth site will be updated as it becomes available in more countries.



People will occasionally tweak their regional settings to play games like this early, though the game doesn’t sounds like it’ll take too long to release elsewhere. The latest announcement from Mojang about the initial release of the mobile game previewed the AR features that’ll be found in Minecraft Earth along with some more traditional Minecraft mechanics. “You’ll be able to throw down a buildplate and create an interactive Minecraft diorama for all to enjoy,” the early access release post said about Minecraft Earth. “Stumble across tappables on your walk home, and get tapping to unlock resources and unique mobs. Craft and smelt your resources and collaborate with other builders to make masterpieces together. Put your survival skills to the test as you battle hostile mobs in adventures.” Mojang has been hinting at some parts of the game through the official Minecraft Earth Twitter account as it previewed mobs players will find and builds they’ll create. Through the lens of your mobile device’s camera, you’ll be able to see your creations come together in real life as you construct different options using the typical array of Minecraft materials. Minecraft Earth’s early access rollout is now underway, so look for the game to be released in more countries soon.
Months after rumors of a League of Legends mobile game surfaced, Riot Games made it official during its ten year anniversary event. However, League of Legends: Wild Rift is an entirely new game, rather than just a mobile port of the world’s most popular game.

So what is this new mobile MOBA? Keep reading for everything you need to know about League of Legends: Wild Rift!

League of Legends: Wild Rift is a new mobile reimagining of the world’s most popular game, League of Legends. Riot Games has completely rebuilt Summoners Rift for mobile devices, and redesigned many of the game’s most popular champions and skins.



Gameplay is still 5v5 MOBA action, but with a unique mobile spin. It’s Riot Games’ first excursion into the mobile space, but given the company’s ties to mobile gaming powerhouse Tencent Gaming, expect a level of polish greater than its competitors on mobile platforms.
How much does it cost?

Like the game it’s based on, Wild Rift will be completely free-to-play, with in-app purchases for skins and other cosmetic content.

What is the League of Legends: Wild Rift release date?

The League of Legends: Wild Rift alpha and beta will begin later this year, starting in China. In 2020 the game will begin to release region by region, with a full global rollout on mobile planned before the end of the year. The console edition will come some time after that.

You can pre-register now on the Google Play Store, or on the official website.

How do you play Wild Rift?

Wild Rift features the same ability system as LoL PC, but with a mobile control layout. Like many other mobile MOBA titles, this means a dual control stick scheme, with the left stick for moving your character and the right stick for aiming your abilities.

Many champion skills have been adjusted to be easier to control on touch screens. For example, Ashe’s ultimate Enchanted Crystal Arrow can be aimed, rather than flying in a straight line. Long range skill shots also zoom out the camera to make them easier to land on off-screen enemies.

As a whole, gameplay has also been accelerated to accommodate mobile play. Instead of the 25-50 minute matches found in LoL PC, Wild Rift will have 15-18 minutes matches. It’s possible that ARAM-style game modes will further reduce this, as well.
What champions are available at launch?


At launch, 40 champions will be available in Wild Rift. These include most classic champions like Annie, Malphite, and Nasus, as well as (relatively) later releases like Yasuo and Camille. Every champ has been completely redesigned and rebuilt from scratch, so not all current skins will be available at launch.

Is League of Legends: Wild Rift cross-platform?

League of Legends: Wild Rift will be available for mobile and consoles, but cross-play will not be offered. Cross-play with League of Legends PC is also out of the question, as they are completely separate games.

However, certain events will cross over between the two games, and cross-play may be offered in the future between mobile and consoles.

What phones are compatible with Wild Rift?

Riot Games has committed to making its keystone mobile title playable on a wide variety of devices. For Android, this means devices roughly equivalent to the Samsung A7, or devices with the following specs or higher: 1GB RAM, Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 processor, Adreno 306 GPU. On iOS, it should run on anything newer than the iPhone 5s.

If this holds true, virtually any device released within the last five years will be able to play Wild Rift.

Will progress and champions from League PC transfer to Wild Rift?


No. Although you can connect the two accounts, progress in the two games is separate. However, veteran League of Legends players can earn some special rewards for the years they’ve spent playing the game. Details are still pending on what those rewards actually are.
Gamer who are into mobile gaming have found a new obsession these days: Call of Duty Mobile. First of all, the name itself was the pull for the gamer crowd. Secondly, the game is being lauded for its graphics and smooth and speedy gameplay. We had given you some tips and tricks earlier to ace the Multiplayer mode of the game. The other mode is the battle royale one which the PUBG playing crowd would be quite familiar with. And here will give you a quick peek into it. The battle royale mode in Call of Duty: Mobile gets unlocked after you reach level 7 in multiplayer matches. For those who haven’t checked it out yet, here is our little guide at what you will find.


You can switch to first person from third person in-game
You can choose to play battle royale either in a first person or third person mode. The beautiful thing is that you can switch between both the modes in-game whenever you want. But this option is only there in TPP. You can’t switch to TPP from an FPP game. Switching these modes when inside the match at will, whenever you want and for as long as you want, is not possible in PUBG Mobile.
You can fly helicopters
You can fly choppers! Yes, and make them land easily without much harm. They are also easy to control.
Meet monsters and zombies
You won't meet them everywhere but would have to face them sparingly. We fought a group of three or four zombies that spawned at a random location and also met a dragon-type monster at a specific location marked in the map.
Rappel up or down using ropes
You can rappel up or down with the help of connecting ropes between the beacon towers. They are helpful because in the mountainous areas where they are placed, it takes time to move, especially if you find a jagged cliff in front of you.
Six military classes to choose from
There are six classes for you to choose from: Ninja, Medic, Clown, Defender, Mechanic and Airborne. Except all the first five mentioned classes, Airborne will be found locked if you have just begun playing COD Mobile. Each one comes with a different set of abilities. For example, being a Ninja, you can use a grappling hook to move quickly. The Defender can build a shield around him within seconds to protect himself and his teammates from enemy gunfire. We will be covering these classes soon in detail.

Not a lot of maps to try out. Actually, there’s only one

There are not a lot of maps in the battle royale game. Just the one called Isolated.
Shooting is easy in both first person and third person
In third person, there is no crosshair for your gun by default. You would have to switch to the aiming sight. Play in whatever style you prefer. Shooting is easy in both the modes.
Play solo or in teams of two, three or four
Play it solo, in teams of two or four. You don’t necessarily need to have your friends along side you to play. A maximum of 100 players can join in the game.
The Squad Fill option lets you choose only the people you want to play with. You need not have an extra fourth unknown member if you just want to play with two buddies of yours. Uncheck the Squad Fill option for that flexibility.
You jump out of the plane in a wingsuit. If you go out of the zone when mid air, you will be alerted. Teammates can follow anyone in the team. If you haven’t followed anyone, you will be automatically following player #1. Unfollow and go your own way if you want. After choosing a location on the map, you jump and then can choose to paradrop there or, if you change your mind, someplace else.

Mark the enemy’s location with just a tap


You can mark an enemy’s location in real time with just a tap of a button given specifically for that, like if you spotted him near a house, his last seen position will be marked there. This would be beneficial for your teammates as the location would show in the game and it would be easier to take out the guy. They don’t have to check the map for that.

You jump in the battlefield with a knife

You get a knife by default. And it is pretty effective if you are good at moving smartly around your enemy and stabbing. Arm yourself with the weapons that will be lying around. The part that we liked was that it is easy to find weapons with good damage rate early in the game.

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