Capcom's fix for a spin-off drought might not be a new game at all, but a pair of lengthy DLC expansions bolted onto Resident Evil Requiem and the Code: Veronica remake.

The version 0.5 endgame expects you to use the new Atlas Masters. Here is how to exploit them so you actually see good loot.

Mouseburg hands out 89 Schematics across its levels, and with 9 needed to fully upgrade a weapon, not every gun in the arsenal earns that investment.

Fourteen side jobs exist in Mouse P.I. For Hire, and following the main objective markers alone means walking past nearly all of them.

The rodent running the table in the back of the Little & Big bar wants $50 a match, and understanding the math behind his deck matters more than any amount of luck.

Mouseburg hides 215 collectibles across its campaign, and with no chapter select to fall back on, a missed item in chapter three is a missed item forever.

Mouseburg's Baseball Card table is rigged against you by design, but a manual save file breaks that math wide open.

The Depths hands over a locked door and a panel of levers with zero explanation, and the eight codes hiding behind it split evenly between real rewards and pure developer indulgence.

Mouse P.I. For Hire runs 24 missions from start to finish, and once a case closes, there's no getting back to it.

Mouse P.I. For Hire has no chapter select and no New Game Plus, so every one of its 34 achievements has to be earned on a single, careful playthrough.

Crimson Desert never tells you when a shop's stock refreshes, and it turns out the game's been running a fixed clock the whole time.

Taming a cat in Crimson Desert the honest way takes patience most people don't have, and there's a legendary fish sitting in a pond up north that skips the entire grind.

Chapter 11 hands you a dragon and then makes you watch a real world clock for 50 minutes every time you land it, and there's a way around that most people never find.

Every unguarded farm animal in Hernand looks like free money at first glance, and it mostly isn't, but the illegal side of Pywel's livestock economy is worth knowing anyway.

Crimson Desert buries you in recipes and blueprints from hour one, and selling the wrong stack of paper at the wrong time quietly deletes a recipe you never actually learned.

Every enemy in Crimson Desert fights you without a health bar until you track down one very specific helmet.

190 Abyss Gears exist in Crimson Desert, and the difference between a good one and a great one usually decides whether a fight is close.

Crimson Desert gameplay screenshot displaying the Comrades menu interface, showing character stats and skills for the companion Luke over a bird's-eye view of the Serkis Estate.

Reunion opens with five photographs asking you to confess your exact history with Amanda, Vinh, Chloe, and Safi before the title screen even shows up.

Hunting down over seven dozen different targets across Pywel is a guaranteed way to lose your sanity. I tracked every single boss in the game so you do not have to wander the map blindly.