Sometimes, you just have to stop and admire your work with some screenshots in Cities: Skylines 2 via photo mode. You’ve built a thriving system of residents, commerce, industry, and trade, and you’re likely to want to savor the moment. Recommended Videos Put aside the fact that just outside your current city limits, there’s a raging forest fire that’s spreading rapidly. Hide those icons and be amazed at how far you’ve come, taking a moment to ignore how full your landfill currently is.

Among all the Pokémon present in both Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Pokémon Shining Pearl, Togepi is a favorite among the fans of the acclaimed series, thanks to both the games and the Pokémon anime series, which premiered in 1997. With that said, we will now tell you how and where to catch a Togepi in both Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Pokémon Shining Pearl. Where to Get Togepi in Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl Thankfully, in comparison with the way players got access to Togepi in both the original 2006’s DS titles, in both Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Pokémon Shining Pearl, players can find them on the Grand Underground, in either Fountainspring Cave, Stargleam Cavern, or Dazzling Cave.

Paleo Pines focuses on farming, collecting items, and befriending cute dinosaur creatures. At the beginning of the game, you’ll notice that your inventory size is pretty limited. This can be a pain and make inventory management frustrating, to say the least. This guide will cover how to upgrade your inventory in Paleo Pines. Recommended Videos Can You Upgrade Your Inventory in Paleo Pines? A small inventory in Paleo Pines can cause the player to have to deal with dropping items and swapping them for others to complete quests.

Final Fantasy XIV has a lot of content for you to dive into. Aside from your standard combat, Final Fantasy XIV has an intricate crafting system, a full casino with multiple games to play in it, and a full housing system with a housing lottery to get one. While the housing system in Final Fantasy XIV doesn’t provide much of a benefit to regular gameplay, it doesn’t stop a majority of players from wanting one.

Amnesia: The Bunker continues the tradition of the horror franchise’s special knack for crafting tension and panic via a pursuant nemesis creature that will just not give you back your personal space. The monster in this case, also known as the Beast or the Stalker, is possibly the most physically imposing of them all so far. But despite having actual guns at your disposal this time, can you kill the monster in Amnesia: The Bunker?