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1 week ago | 
dotesports.com | Hadley Vincent
Semibots, take arms! There’s no reason to wait while your brothers and sisters go out into battle alone, fighting off nightmarish creatures to please the mysterious Taxman. Exfiling just got a whole lot harder, so why don’t you make yourself useful and join the fight? Matchmaking is open, and anything is possible (aside from the strength strat). Here is our quick guide on how to play the R.E.P.O. beta.
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1 week ago | 
dotesports.com | Hadley Vincent
As soon as I saw Clair Obscur‘s Attributes menu, I naturally wanted to prioritize different Attributes for each character. I went into Expedition 33 assuming we’d need a tank, a speed demon, a healer, and someone to deal crit damage. While this isn’t fully the correct path to go down, it’s a good place to start. Here are the best Attributes you should prioritize in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. Regardless of your chosen difficulty, what you need to first determine is what each character excels at.
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1 week ago | 
dotesports.com | Hadley Vincent
We’re all sick and tired of dealing with that cute little demon called the Apex Predator in R.E.P.O. But semiwork have graced us small bots with a way to permanently counter this menace to society—the Duck Bucket. Here’s our quick guide on how to get and use the Duck Bucket in R.E.P.O. Part of R.E.P.O.‘s first big update, the Duck Bucket is an exclusive secret shop item, located above the Service Station.
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1 week ago | 
dotesports.com | Hadley Vincent
With nerfs to the strength strat, semibots much come up with a new way to survive their R.E.P.O. runs now that the big update is here. A new map, weapons, items, and UI changes face you. Do you have what it takes to adapt and survive? Here is everything you need to know about R.E.P.O. first big update. The main addition this update has is the enormous museum called Avant-Garde.
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1 week ago | 
dotesports.com | Hadley Vincent
Times are changing, metas are shifting, and Apex Legends is bringing a new legend with season 25, Prodigy. His arrival on May 6 means new movement tech, weapon features, and a guaranteed rumble in the current meta. We haven’t seen a new legend since Alter in season 21, Upheaval. It has been three seasons since a new contender entered the ring, and with the newest map, E-District shifting in and out of the map rotation, it’s safe to assume players wanted something fresh in Apex Legends.
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2 weeks ago | 
dotesports.com | Hadley Vincent
Without a map to help guide your way, you may find yourself lost or sticking to the obvious path to progress in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. Spending hours exploring a region and defeating every enemy in sight is great for levelling up your party, but how do you save your progress to ensure you’re back where you left Expedition 33 the next time you launch Clair Obscur? Here is everything you need to know about saving in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33.
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3 weeks ago | 
dotesports.com | Hadley Vincent
Act I is surprisingly short when you realize how quickly you can solve the fuse puzzle in Post Trauma. Three fuses to find and a ton of switches to flip, the underground station invites you to work this puzzle out if you want to move onto the next Act, where the perspective swaps to first-person. Here’s how to solve the fuse puzzle in Post Trauma. Roman delves deeper into the underground station, finding two train tracks guarded by walls of strange mannequins.
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3 weeks ago | 
dotesports.com | Hadley Vincent
Roman awakes inside a rundown train car, unsure of how he got here. A broken padlock stands in his way, blocking the path to the Conductor Room. Few hints are scattered throughout the cars, symbols pointing you in the right direction, but you need to fix the padlock first if you want to escape the cursed, mannequin-filled train cars. Here’s a quick guide on how to solve the train puzzle in Post Trauma. Off the jump, you likely noticed there aren’t many ways to explore.
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3 weeks ago | 
dotesports.com | Hadley Vincent
The calm before Clair Obscur‘s storm, Gustave wanders around Lumière, putting off the inevitable Expedition 33. Speaking to various NPCs rewards Gustave with items, one of which is the Festival Tokens, rewarded for helping Lumière residents out. After observing the disturbing Gommage, Gustave can speak to NPCs like Antoine, who has a three-question quiz to deliver much-needed backstory on the events that led up to Expedition 33.
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3 weeks ago | 
dotesports.com | Hadley Vincent
Keeping in tune with the ENA series, this adaptation perfectly encapsulates the quirky and bizarre through its cartoon character models and fantastic voice acting. Outside of the level design, you’d think ENA was originally intended to be a video game, rather than an online series. Looking at the appearance and level design of ENA: Dream BBQ alone reminds me of classic PS1 games like Bugs Bunny: Lost in Time.
