Instead of making you hunt for the right debris across Shatterscarp, I took care of that task for you. Fortunately, there are hints on this treasure map, like the big bell and the tower, which assist in pinpointing the location. If you haven’t found the map yet, it can be located on a skeleton in a tent situated beneath the ‘sea’ area marker in the Great Sand Sea.
Big Time Sports shares its core concept with the ancestor game Track & Field, which, if you’ve ever played, is both fascinating and vexing. The controls are straightforward, with each sport serving as a mini-game where you need to execute a basic, repetitive action to win. It might not seem complicated, but as previous fans of Track & Field will agree, it has an unexpected charm.
In an unfortunate turn of events, one of the top-tier Avowed weapons is now available – a flaming sword. If you’ve been gathering fragments of the Totem of Rightful Rulership throughout Dawnshore, then you’re making solid progress towards an impressive build that will serve you well as you venture into the challenging and hostile territories ahead.
At first glance, Blow It Up seems quite typical, following in the footsteps of popular games like Angry Birds. You hurl small characters towards a larger fortress filled with adversaries (easily identifiable by their snotty green color). The goal is to make these structures come tumbling down. Some characters have unique skills that allow you to destroy even more intricate and massive structures as well.
As Alphonse Harding, the retired special agent, you find yourself in a situation where you’ve been summoned yet again for perilous assignments. Despite a six-year hiatus, this is more than just an unwelcome return. This time, when the Cover Operations Initiative (COI) approaches, you decisively decline their proposition. Unfortunately, they are not pleased with your decision and find themselves on your home ground. However, if they wish for conflict, you are ready to deliver it.