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in this Cult of the Lamb guidandwe’ll show you all the weapons and Curses you’ll come across on your journey to godhood. If you’re looking for Cult of the Lamb Rituals and Cult of the Lamb Doctrines, we’ve got pages on those too.

Cult of the Lamb – all weapons

There is a solid range of weapons you’ll find as you battle your way through Cult of the Lamb, from lightning-fast daggers to bulky hammers. Here’s what they all do, alongside a little bit of lore to help you choose:

Bet’s Cleaver: Swing with intent. A mighty tool of unstoppable brutality.

Merciless Axe: Once borne by the executioners of old. Chance to deal a Critical Hit when attacking enemies.

Zealous Axe: Collected Fervor will also increase your Divine Inspiration bar. Used by the great Fanatic to execute heretics.

Godly Axe: Deals significantly more damage than mortal weapons. The blade that severed the Lands of the Old Faith from the world.

Vampiric Axe: Chance to heal the wielder using the life force of a slain foe. Consumer of the blood it spills.

Necromantic Axe: When slaying a foe, summon a ghost that will attack nearby enemies. Severed heads still may talk.

Bane Axe: Chance of poisoning enemies when attacking. Once struck by the toxins, one begs for the blade.

Traitor’s Razor: A fast blade designed for many cuts. Low damage but lightning quick. Never given, only taken.

Merciless Dagger: Chance to deal a Critical Hit when attacking enemies. Piercer of hearts.

Zealous Dagger: Collected Fervor will also increase your Divine Inspiration bar. Used by the Fanatic to give offerings of blood.

Godly Dagger: Deals significantly more damage than mortal weapons. Stolen from the tomb of one of the Old Gods.

Vampiric Dagger: Chance to heal the wielder using the life force of a slain foe. Eerily similar to the canine of some fierce beast…

Necromantic Dagger: When slaying a foe, summon a ghost that will attack nearby enemies. Only the God of Death may cut souls free.

BaneDagger: Chance of poisoning enemies when attacking. The signature weapon of the jealous lover.

Tempest’s Gauntlets: A set of deadly spiked gloves. Weak at first, but devastating on a complete combo. An iron fist from which none can escape.

Merciless Gauntlet: Chance to deal a Critical Hit when attacking enemies. Imbued with the restless spirit of a fallen crusader.

Zealous Gauntlet: Collected Fervor will also increase your Divine Inspiration bar. Protects against doubt.

Godly Gauntlet: Deals significantly more damage than mortal weapons. The last remnant of divine armor, long lost.

Vampiric Gauntlet: Chance to heal the wielder using the life force of a slain foe. Made for drawing out the fire of life.

Necromantic Gauntlet: When slaying a foe, summon a ghost that will attack nearby enemies. Once worn to gather the souls of the departed.

Bane Gauntlet: Chance of poisoning enemies when attacking. A venomous touch, however gentle.

Warmaker’s Hammer: Slow to fall, yet calamitous upon landing. Splinter of skulls.

Merciless Hammer: Chance to deal a Critical Hit when attacking enemies. What remains once the hammer has struck?

Zealous Hammer: Collected Fervor will also increase your Divine Inspiration bar. Gavel of judgment, strike true.

Godly Hammer: Deals significantly more damage than mortal weapons. Shaped these lands to the desires of their Gods.

Vampiric Hammer: Chance to heal the wielder using the life force of a slain foe. Driver of stakes.

Necromantic Hammer: When slaying a foe, summon a ghost that will attack nearby enemies. Used in ancient rituals to grind bones to dust.

Ban Hammer: Chance of poisoning enemies when attacking. Forged with ill-intent and evil spirits.

Crusader’s Blade: A well-balanced blade dealing moderate damage. Stalwart companion to the wandering warrior.

Merciless Sword: Chance to deal a Critical Hit when attacking enemies. Grant no mercy, take no chances.

Zealous Sword: Collected Fervor will also increase your Divine Inspiration bar. The blade of the great Fanatic.

Godly Sword: Deal significantly more damage than mortal weapons. Once used to draw Godly blood…

Vampiric Sword: Chance to heal the wielder using the life force of a slain foe. Vitality to those bold enough to take it.

Necromantic Sword: When slaying a foe, summon a ghost that will attack nearby enemies. Death’s own blade.

Banesword: Chance of poisoning enemies when attacking. Coated in the bile of a beast, long forgotten.

Cult of the Lamb – all Curses

If you lean more towards the magical side of things, Curses have got you covered. Here’s a list of all the Curses you can acquire:

Divine Guardian: Two seconds of invincibility. Deflects projectiles, causing damage. Under the shadow of wings, thou lie protected.

Divine Blizzard: Knocks back and freezes enemies. The breath of a forgotten God… once stronger than all.

Divine Blight: Knocks back and poisons enemies. Omen of great ill-fortune.

DivineForce: Locks enemies into position for a short time. For who is worthy to look upon a God?

Divine Blast: Knocks back enemies within your range while also damaging them. A curse against those unworthy of your presence.

Trail Blazed: Shoots projectiles both forward and back. Light the path trod, and the way to come.

Strike of the Crown: Shoots a fierce projectile that has a chance to possess enemies on hit. Embrace the crown and your sins shall be forgiven.

Hounds of Fate: Shoots multiple projectiles that seek out enemies. Seek and strike those who dare doubt.

Cleaning Fire: Shoots three projectiles at once. Flames of cleansing burn thrice as bright.

Flaming Shot: Shoot a piercing bolt of fire. Hold and release at the mark to make it explosive. Send forth the flames of the Underworld.

Oath of the Crown: A devastating melee attack that also has a chance to possess impacted enemies. The curse with which the Great Ones severed our world from theirs.

Death’s Disregard: A devastating melee attack that also deflects projectiles. And with a sweep of his hand he did his enemies fall.

Death’s Squall: A devastating melee attack that will also freeze hit enemies. A kiss from death, so cold and inviting.

Death’s Attendant: A devastating melee attack that will also summon ghosts to attack enemies. Retainer of Death, attend your master.

Death’s Sweep: A devastating melee attack that can be charged for increased power. Raze miscreants to the ground.

Ichor Consuming: Black Ichor will spread further. From the blood of the Old Gods did all life rise.

Call of the Crown: A sacred projectile that will directly hit enemies. You need only issue your word, and they will obey.

Point of Corruption: An explosive projectile. For none are undeserving of punishment.

Path of the Righteous: A projectile that creates a trail of black Ichor. Walk, and be guided by faith.

Ichor Thrown: A projectile that spreads black Ichor on landing. Part the oceans of blood.

Maelstrom: Tentacles will strike out in four directions. An Old God may still reside in the depths.

Touch of Ithaqua: An eruption of ice pillars that freezes enemies on hit. A call from below that began the Winter Year.

Passage of the Mariner: An eruption of far-reaching tentacles. A course chartered, a voyage made.

Touch of the Revenant: Tears open the earth to release a horde of ghosts that target nearby enemies. Release those trapped souls that clamor for freedom.

Touch of Turua: Summon a violent eruption of powerful tentacles. Sinker of ships, rise from the deep.

Written by Junior Miyai on behalf of GLHF.

It’s impossible to see them all in one playthrough, but if you’re curious about what your options are, we have a list of them right here for you. here are all the rituals in Cult of the Lamb. And if you’re looking for all the weapons and curses in the game, we have a list of those, too.

Glory Through Toil: Followers will work tirelessly for 3 days and nights.

Wedding: Marry one of your Followers and gain +30 faith.

Sacrifice of the Flesh: Sacrifice a Follower to power up, unlocking new abilities and weapons in the process. Higher-level Followers are more valuable when sacrificed over lower-level ones.

Ritual of Resurrection: Bring a dead Follower back to life.

Re-indoctrinate Follower: Have a Follower recommit themselves so they may be customized again.

Holy Day Ritual: Your Followers will take the day off and gain +80 faith.

Ritual of the Harvest: All planted Farm Plots will immediately be ready for harvest.

Funeral: Conduct a funeral for a recently passed Follower and gain +20 faith.

Ritual of the Ocean’s Bounty: Catch double fish for two days, and special fish will be more common.

Fight Pit Ritual: Command two Followers to fight to the death – unless, of course, you decide to show mercy…

The Glory of Construction: Instantly build all structures currently under construction.

Ritual Fast: Followers will not need to eat for three days.

Ritual of Enlightenment: Temporarily increase devotion generation speed at your shrine by 20% for three days.

Ritual of Enrichment: All Followers donate gold to you.

Brainwashing Ritual: Followers will become brainwashed. Faith will be locked at full for two days.

Tax Enforcer: A Ritual to appoint a Follower as your Tax Enforcer. They will gather gold from other Cult members.

Loyalty Enforcer: A Ritual to appoint a Follower as your Loyalty Enforcer, tasked with patrolling the Cult and raising the Loyalty of Followers.

Ascend Follower Ritual: Perform a Ritual at your temple in which you can ascend a Followers spirit to a higher plane of existence. All Followers gain Loyalty.

Alms for the Poor: Distribute gold to all Followers to increase their Loyalty. You will also gain +10 faith.

Written by Junior Miyai on behalf of GLHF.

The game is still in open beta and has only been available for a few weeks.

Fighting games tend to get a fair amount of love from fans and newcomers alike, but no fighting game has ever come close to the numbers MultiVersus is pulling.

In the span of only a handful of weeks, the game where you can fight LeBron James as Batman has shattered player count records yet again, as spotted by GamesRadar.

While there are plenty of fighting games that have enjoyed immense success, such as Tekken 7, Brawlhalla, and Guilty Gear -Strive-, none of those games had opening numbers like MultiVersus.

It’s plain to see that going free-to-play with such large IPs is paying off dividends. With a 24-average of more than 53,000 players, people seem to really enjoy the Smash Bros.-style of fighting game.

Future characters are already in the works, with Morty from Rick and Morty confirmed first.

Rumors of other characters, such as the Joker, Scooby-doo, Godzilla, and even Ted Lasso are most likely making their way to the game.

There are even more unconfirmed (and less likely) rumors of characters like the Powerpuff Girls, Scorpion, and Ben 10 floating around the internet, as well.

Despite the success, or perhaps as a result of it, director Tony Huynh stated that Season One of the game would be getting delayed to address some issues, including a “big overhaul” of characters’ hitboxes.

The game doesn’t have a new release date as of this writing, but the open beta has been extended indefinitely, so players can give the game a try.

Multiverse had a good showing at Evo, the largest fighting game tournament in the world, last weekend. Evo drew a massive crowd throughout the event, but especially during the MultiVersus tournament.

The event was so popular, that developers even teased new projects during the event.

Written by Junior Miyai on behalf of GLHF

Unlisted Cheats, which is a twitter-account specializing in “secrets nobody heard about until now,” discovered two additional cheat codes for Super Punch-Out!!, a Super Nintendo boxing game.

Previously, the only cheats known for the game included a sound test mode and a Japanese name input cheat.

Cheat codes, for the uninitiated, are a sequence of inputs via a controller that unlock bonuses or “cheats” for games.

These cheats ranged from the useful (extra lives, invincibility, and so on) to the hilarious (If your game doesn’t have Big Head Mode, you’re doing something wrong.)

Cheat codes were prevalent before the advent of the internet, but newer releases usually don’t have them anymore.

The first newly-discovered cheat unlocks a Mega Man-styled Stage Select screen, allowing the player to select any opponent from the game at will.

This cheat can be activated by holding R and Y on Controller 2, followed by pressing A or Start on Controller 1.

Once activated, the second cheat can be put in. Selecting a fighter of choice will bring you to their details page, which is where you can put the next sequence in. Hold down Controller 2’s B and Y buttons, followed by pressing A or Start on Controller 1. This allows the second controller to control the opponents, which are normally CPU-driven.

The codes were likely created as a way to “debug”, or discover and fix errors within the game, but users in the Twitter thread theorise that they could have been attempting to implement a two-player mode.

Eurogamer tested this sequence on the Nintendo Switch Online version of the game and found that it does work, and others have described the cheats working on the SNES Mini console as well.

Written by Junior Miyai on behalf of GLHF

In 6.2, players will be able to challenge the next tier of Pandemonium bosses, experience new challenging four-player content in Variant Dungeons, and enjoy a life-sim game mode called Island Sanctuary.

A ton of details were talked about in the latest interview Final Fantasy 14 director Naoki Yoshida conducted with Japanese gaming publication Famitsu. In the piece, Yoshida goes into deep detail about the major changes we can see coming to the game.

First up is the continuation of the raid storyline “Pandemonium.” Yoshida promises that the story will start to make sense with this tier, with players finally realizing what the dungeons were meant to hold. Yoshida goes on to state that the fights will be “quite challenging” even on normal difficulty.

Savage will unlock one week after the launch of 6.2, instead of the usual two-week delay.

Yoshida explains that there is some impact related to this change — item level, specifically, will be a factor in progressing through the tier.

The example given was that players will not be able to stockpile 900 Allagan Tomestones to purchase a stronger piece of gear before raid unlocks. That factored into their decision when it came time to adjust and readjust the difficulty level. The development team expects that there will be some complaints about the new “optimal” route to obtain gear, but they will look at all feedback when developing future patches.

Some Job adjustments will be coming, but they will be detailed later. Major renovations for Dragoon and Astrologians have been put off, with the originally intended changes to be related to the card mechanics (as always) for Astrologians.

They received a lot of complaints about gameplay being “influenced by luck”, so they are taking those comments into consideration.

Variant Dungeons are launching, and with it, a type of challenge similar in scale to Savage raids, but intended for small parties of four. The new dungeons will have branching paths, which is something that disappeared from level design in Final Fantasy XIV.

The reasoning behind this is that “veteran players will only take the optimal route,” but with the new dungeons Yoshida believes that groups can find value in taking suboptimal routes for the purposes of exploration or challenge.

Finally, Island Sanctuary gets mentioned. The development team wanted to avoid attaching a story to the Island because they felt that if they wrote a story for the side quest, it would force players to do it.

There are simply breadcrumb quests that will lead players around the tutorial areas, but afterwards, they will be on their own. The Island will expand with every patch, and the development team believes they have created the largest player-owned area in any MMORPG. The Island lacks any real connection to the events in Eorzea proper, and the Island is not intended to be a replacement for current housing options.

Yoshida states that he feels 6.2 is the most “omnidirectional” patch ever, such that all players can find something to enjoy in it. The size and scale of the development team continue to grow, and he hopes that you will enjoy everything 6.2 has to offer.

Patch 6.2 launches for all platforms later this month. If you’re curious as to what type of game has players renting real billboards to advertise in-game events, you can try a very lengthy free trial for the game.

Written by Junior Miyai on behalf of GLHF

Since the service rolled out, Netflix games have been downloaded at least 23 million times, retaining an average player base of 1.7 million.

That is less than 1% of Netflix’s total subscriber base of 221 million, meaning that the vast majority of Netflix subscribers just don’t care about their games.

Netflix as a business has been struggling recently — speaking to shareholders last year, the company stated that they were finding it tough to compete with Epic Games and TikTok for people’s attention.

The foray into the games business is intended to be a way to compete, but the reality is that growing into a new business takes time.

“We’re going to be experimental and try a bunch of things. But I would say the eyes that we have on the long-term prize really center more around our ability to create properties that are connected to the universes, the characters, the stories we’re building,” said Greg Peters, Netflix COO during an earnings conference call.

The Netflix games catalog currently holds 24 games, ranging from Stranger Things: 1984 to Into The Breach, with plans to expand the catalog to 50 by the end of 2022.

“We’re open to licensing and accessing large game IP that people will recognise, and I think you will see some of that happen over the year to come,” Peters said.

Netflix’s push into games required some big spending, however. Recent acquisitions, such as the purchasing of Next Games, cost Netflix approximately $100 million AUD.

To that end, Netflix continues to express that this is more of an experimental test project and that the company isn’t pushing games for no reason.

“We’ve got to please our members by having the absolute best in the category,” said co-CEO Reed Hastings. “There’s no point of just being in it.”

You will have plenty of time to try some of Netflix’s games out, however. The Witcher Season 3 paused production due to Covid-related concerns, and it is unknown when production will resume, so you have a lot of downtime to give Into the Breach a shot.

Written by Junior Miyai on behalf of GLHF.

If you’re excited about this update, then you’re going to want to be there the moment it goes live so you can get your hands on the new stuff before anyone else gets a chance. That’s why we’ve collected the release date and launch times for Season 14 from all over the world, so you don’t have to miss a second of the action.

Apex Legends Season 14 release times in your time zone

The official date for the worldwide launch of Season 14 is August 9, however, if you’re in a far eastern timezone like those of Australia or Japan, it’ll actually be releasing very early August 10. This mean you’ll need to either stay up very late, or wake up very early if you want to play it the moment it drops. Alternatively, it’ll be nice and ready for you first thing in the morning.

Here is the full list of the launch time in each major time zone:

Tuesday, August 9

• PDT: 10am.

• EDT: 1 p.m.

• BST: 6pm.

• EST: 7pm.

• IST: 10:30 p.m.

Wednesday, August 10

• CST: 1 a.m.

• JST: 2am.

• AEST: 3am.

• NZST: 5am.

If you want all the details on what’s coming in Apex Legends Season 14 then we’ve got plenty of stuff to keep you in the know. There’s a full breakdown of Vantage, the new character, the new laser sights, and a whole bunch of returning Apex Legends weapons.

Written by GLHF.

Tower of Fantasy will be launching at a specific time worldwide. Below you will find the launch times for Australia:

• Australia: Thursday, August 11 at 9am ACT.

On launch, all players will earn the following rewards as part of the pre-registration campaign rewards:

• 10 Black Cores

• 20 Gold Cores

• 10 Red Cores

• 500 Dark Crystal

• 14,000 Gold

• Limited title and avatar frame

• Limited Jet pack skin

•Limited Costume

•Limited Vehicle

• Several pieces of food

Players will be able to use these resources to recruit Simulacrum, which are the rare gacha units that grant players unique abilities to use in the game. In addition, players will also receive additional bonuses for log-in and new player campaigns, granting all players several chances to get a rare Simulacrum.

Tower of Fantasy follows a young character who suffers from amnesia as they try to discover who they were and what their place in the world is. Along the way, they will meet up with several survivors in the post-apocalyptic wasteland, explore an alien world full of strange flora and fauna, and fight a whole assortment of difficult, larger-than-life bosses.

Tower of Fantasy will launch on mobile devices (iOS and Android) and PC (Epic Games Store and Steam).

Written by Junior Miyai on behalf of GLHF.