The God of War Ragnarok water puzzles involve geysers and water wheels in the Svartalfheim realm, where players are forced to navigate a complex series of barriers before they can open the gate to Nidavellir and speak with the Dwarves within. These water puzzles can be tricky for new players as they involve new systems – freezing water jets to change the pressure of other geysers – but once you understand all the factors and principles at play, they can become a lot more manageable and comprehensible. If you need a handle on either water puzzle though, we’ll explain how they work in God of War Ragnarok and how you can get through the geysers.God of War Ragnarok water wheel and geyser puzzles explained Graphics Modes There are several God of War Ragnarok graphics modes to choose from, depending on your console and your preference for performance or resolutionThe God of War Ragnarok water puzzles appear when you first set off through the Aurvangar Wetlands in Svartalfheim. All are base…

The Dude Raiding egg artefacts in Astro Bot are a nod to the items hidden through the Uncharted series, so once you’ve rescued the Nathan Drake Bot and used his pellet gun to start taking down enemies you’ll be on the hunt for these golden orbs. There may not be an in-game reward for collecting them all, other than filling your crate found at the start of the level, but doing this will earn you The Lost Eggacy Trophy and move you one step closer to the overall Platinum award. To help you navigate through this uncharted territory, here are all three of the Astro Bot Dude Raiding egg artefacts locations.If you haven’t found them already, make sure you also defeat all of the Astro Bot Bot of War ravens to tick another Trophy off the list.Astro Bot egg artefacts locations in Dude Raiding There are three hidden Dude Raiding egg artefacts to collect in Astro Bot, which can be found in any order over multiple playthroughs of the level if required, and you can check the open crate near the st…

To destroy rock walls in Star Wars Outlaws you need the power option for your blaster from the bolt module. That unlocks a charged shot that can punch through objects made of Amberine that bring up a Yellow symbol when you try to shoot them. While seeing walls you can’t get past can be annoying, finding the charged Power Bolt that destroys these rocks in Star Wars Outlaws is just a matter of time. Read on to find how, and when, you’ll get it. How to destroy walls in Star Wars Outlaws To destroy rocks in Star Wars Outlaw, you need the Bolt modification for the blaster, the first of the “Power” options. When you have the Bolt, you can equip it by holding down the Triangle/Y button you would normally press to swap weapon modes. Once equipped, simply fire at the rock or wall blocking your way to destroy it in Star Wars Outlaws.How to get the Star Wars Outlaws Bolt Blaster power module More Star Wars Outlaws guidesStar Wars Outlaws black bars
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Indie roguelike classic Spelunky has achieved what might just be its final form with the release of Spelunky64.The younger retro gamers among you might be thinking of Nintendo 64 here, but no – Spelunky64 is built for Commodore 64, the classic 8-bit computer system that launched in 1982. It’s not just a visual demake, either, as it actually runs on Commodore 64 hardware, whether on the proper, original machine you definitely have lying around, or a C64 emulator.Even with the limitations of the 8-bit computer, Spelunky64 does an admirable job recreating the mechanics of the much more recent indie, right down to the procedural levels, vast array of items, and destructible environments. Developer Paul Koller has previously created C64 demakes of beloved indies like Luftrausers and Canabalt, and the experience certainly shows here.Spelunky is especially perfect for the C64 treatment, given the obvious inspirations it took from Spelunker – an uber-challenging platformer about cave-diving th…