Secure Your Internet Browsing with These Cheap VPNs
VPNs are useful in many situations, such as staying anonymous online. You can also use a VPN to get access to American Netflix or American Amazon Prime Video from the UK. However, if you're only interested in your personal security, then you can do so without breaking the bank.
Check out the list of the best VPN deals you can get this month below:
1. PureVPN: £2.00 p/m
PureVPN offers the best value for money, with the least amount of commitment
Cyberpunk 2077 Has No Game Over Screens for Failing a Mission
The only game over screen you’ll see in Cyberpunk 2077 is when you die. No matter how badly you mess up a mission’s objectives, there will always be a way to continue playing without having to reload from a checkpoint, provided you don’t die.
According to CD Projekt Red’s quest designer Philipp Webber, who recently spoke with German website GameStar, the development team approached mission design with an overarching question: "What is the stupidest thing that the player could do?". With this philosophy in mind, quests have been designed to allow all kinds of player behaviour, ensuring that the game never fails players for engaging in unconventional activities.
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Call of Duty: Black Ops 4’s Blackout Mode Is Free to Play This Month
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4’s Blackout mode is free to play for all of April.
Developer Treyarch has announced that the last-man-standing battle royale portion of the 2018 shooter will be free for everyone to play from 2-30 April.
If you’re playing on console you’ll need an active subscription to PSN or Xbox Live, but aside from that there’s no cost. Just download Black Ops 4 and the Blackout mode will be freely available.
The announcement comes hot on the heels of Treyarch revealing a brand new map for Blackout - Alcatraz - which also goes live today on PlayStation 4, and a little later on Xbox One and PC. If you’re curious about Alcatraz and its seemingly smaller-scale approach to battle royale (last we looked, Alcatraz was a prison, not a huge, multi-biome island), then a free month seems like the best way to satisfy your curiosity.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4’s Blackout Mode Is Free to Play This Month
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4’s Blackout mode is free to play for all of April.
Developer Treyarch has announced that the last-man-standing battle royale portion of the 2018 shooter will be free for everyone to play from 2-30 April.
If you’re playing on console you’ll need an active subscription to PSN or Xbox Live, but aside from that there’s no cost. Just download Black Ops 4 and the Blackout mode will be freely available.
The announcement comes hot on the heels of Treyarch revealing a brand new map for Blackout - Alcatraz - which also goes live today on PlayStation 4, and a little later on Xbox One and PC. If you’re curious about Alcatraz and its seemingly smaller-scale approach to battle royale (last we looked, Alcatraz was a prison, not a huge, multi-biome island), then a free month seems like the best way to satisfy your curiosity.
Every Upcoming Disney & Pixar Animated Movie
These days it might seem like Disney is too busy remaking classic animated movies in live-action to actually have time for new animated projects, but that's anything but the case. From sequels to Frozen and Toy Story to intriguing new fare like Onward and Dragon Empire, both Disney and Pixar will be keeping the animation fire burning in the years to come.
Here's a quick breakdown of all the new animated Disney movies in the works, as well as some rumored and cancelled projects. (Note that we're not including upcoming Fox animated movies, even though those will technically be distributed by Disney.) Read on for the full list!
After Frozen 2: What’s Disney’s Next Big Animated Movie?
With Frozen 2 finally in theaters, now seems as good a time as any to rundown everything Disney Animation and Pixar have in store for filmgoers in the years ahead -- and a few projects that have fallen by the wayside.
From Onward and Soul to the recently announced Raya and the Last Dragon, both Disney and Pixar will be keeping the animation fire burning in the years to come.
(Note that we're not including upcoming Fox animated movies, such as Spies in Disguise, even though those will technically be distributed by Disney.)
The 10 Best id Software Weapons
Legendary game developer id Software is practically synonymous with first-person shooters. Part of the reason they earned that reputation is by creating some of the most fun and memorable weapons in any action game. These are our favorite 10 weapons id Software weapons ever.
10) Berserker Fist (Doom 1 & 2)
Oooh, a little spike ring on your index finger. scary! Well, it in fact is terrifying to your enemies when you pair it with a Berserker health pack, which sends you into a fit of murderous rage. Watch enemies literally pop like blood-filled balloons when you deck them under the influence of the Berserker pack.
The 10 Best id Software Weapons
Legendary game developer id Software is practically synonymous with first-person shooters. Part of the reason they earned that reputation is by creating some of the most fun and memorable weapons in any action game. These are our favorite 10 weapons id Software weapons ever.
10) Berserker Fist (Doom 1 & 2)
Oooh, a little spike ring on your index finger. scary! Well, it in fact is terrifying to your enemies when you pair it with a Berserker health pack, which sends you into a fit of murderous rage. Watch enemies literally pop like blood-filled balloons when you deck them under the influence of the Berserker pack.
Meet the Record Label Turning Video Game Soundtracks Into Cool Vinyl
It’s not often artists like Weezer and Courtney Love are mentioned in the same breath as Hollow Knight, Darkest Dungeon and Nuclear Throne. For Ghost Ramp, a boutique record label based in Southern California, representing video games soundtracks alongside traditional music is a typical day at the office.
Founded in 2008 as the music blog of Nathan Williams, the frontman of San Diego punk/pop group Wavves, Ghost Ramp evolved into a fully-blown independent record label in 2011, when it backed a handful of west coast indie acts such as Antwon, Cloud Nothings and So Stressed.
Fast forward to 2015 and Ghost Ramp extended its purview to video games, when Williams and label manager Patrick McDermott – both lifelong gamers – pressed an official limited-edition vinyl run of Austin Jorgensen’s score for the quirky post-apocalyptic side-scrolling role-player LISA.