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Fortnite, Rocket League, and Fall Guys finally getting exact amount purchasing

by Arthur Collins | Sep 11, 2025 | News | 0

Epic Games is finally offering Exact Amount purchasing on Fortnite, Rocket League, and Fall Guys. It’s about time.

by Arthur Collins | Jun 4, 2025 | Games, News | 0

It was obvious that it’d be on the Nintendo Switch 2, but it’s nice of Epic Games to clarify that Fortnite will be playable on Day One.

If you’re looking to get a jumpstart on Fortnite’s Battle Pass during Chapter 6, Aquarium Simulator has a neat trick to help you earn some extra XP.

I’m floored at how much went into Aquarium Tycoon, an island created in Fortnite. It’s my new go-to for both relaxing vibes and tons of XP.

by Arthur Collins | May 16, 2024 | Games, News | 0

Everyone’s looking to get some of the Fortnite pie lately. This time, it’s everyone’s favorite YouTube chill music channel, Lofi Girl.

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13 Cozy Games we’re most excited for coming in 2025 (Ashley Collins)
With the New Year comes new reasons to be excited! Here are 13 (of many) cozy games coming out in 2025 that we're excited to play!
That’s Not My Neighbor Nightmare Mode: Chester’s Quiz – All 6 Answers (Arthur Collins)
You've probably been seeing the new Papers Please!-esque game, That's Not My Neighbor. Here's how to beat Evil Chester's Quiz in Nightmare Mode.
Review: Laundry Store Simulator is taking the simulation genre for a spin (Ashley Collins)
Laundry Store Simulator is one in dozens of this genre, but even with stiff competition, it doesn’t leave you hanging out to dry.
Review: Tiny Aquarium: Social Fishkeeping needs some quality of life adjustments if it’s going to be worth keeping (Ashley Collins)
Tiny Aquarium: Social Fishkeeping lets you fish with friends and strangers while managing a tank of your favorite fish.
Review: The Cabin Factory wants you to check the cabins to see if they’re haunted, but where is the factory to check my pants after? (Ashley Collins)
The Cabin Factory may fit into the “spot the difference” type games we’ve been seeing more of lately, but it’s unique enough to stand on its own.