Joey Carr

1 week ago | esports.gg | Joey Carr

Elden Ring Nightreign begins with a short tutorial sequence that you can either choose to go through or skip entirely. If you choose to participate in the tutorial, you'll end it with a fight against a familiar foe: the Fell Omen. For this fight, you do have a companion who helps you during the fight. However, this doesn't mean that the Fell Omen still isn't an extremely difficult boss in Elden Ring Nightreign. Below, we'll go over whether it's even possible to defeat the Fell Omen.

1 week ago | esports.gg | Joey Carr

There are plenty of items from the original Elden Ring that have carried over to Nightreign. One of those items is Smithing Stones, which you use in the same way in Nightreign as you did in Elden Ring. However, while Smithing Stones are used to upgrade your weapons when you're out on an expedition, they work a little differently in the roguelike version of the game. Before you get into using Smithing Stones, though, you need to know how to find them when you're travelling the Living Lands.

1 week ago | esports.gg | Joey Carr

Your two teammates in Elden Ring Nightreign are vital to the success of your expedition. Not only do you need them to help deal with enemies and defeat bosses, but you also want to have them around in case you lose all of your HP. Nightreign allows every player to be revived if they die, but the revival process is a little tricky to understand at first. Fortunately, you can revive any ally by following a simple process in Elden Ring Nightreign.

1 week ago | esports.gg | Joey Carr

Elden Ring Nightreign is the next installment of the famed RPG franchise set in the Living Lands. However, this time around, the game has changed dramatically, and instead of traversing through an open world, you're participating in a three-player roguelite version of Elden Ring. It's a completely different experience from the last time around, and with the new three-player party system in place, players are asking if it's even possible to play Elden Ring Nightreign as a solo player.

1 week ago | esports.gg | Joey Carr

Any player who is a multi-year veteran of Call of Duty: Warzone likely remembers the FFAR 1 from the Black Ops Cold War days. While it's been a long time since then, the FFAR 1 has made a triumphant return to Warzone with the Season 4 update in Black Ops 6. It remains to be seen whether the FFAR will be as dominant in Season 4 as it was in 2021, but one thing is for sure and that's the assault rifle has a fantastic loadout in Warzone once again.