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Another camo grind arrived in Black Ops 7, this time for Call of Duty: Warzone gamers who want to acquire some awesome animated Mastery camos for their new guns. BO7's season one update added over 30 new weapons for Warzone players to use and unlock, and each has a number of camos to equip to any number of them once the challenges are completed. These challenges range from simple (get eliminations with the gun) to complex (get headshots or certain other types of kills), but they can be accomplished in any of Warzone's free-to-play experiences. Here are all of the current camos and challenges to unlock them in Warzone for BO7 weapons. Table of contents All Warzone BO7 camos All Warzone BO7 Military camos All Warzone BO7 Mastery camos Warzone BO7 camos and challenges Assault rifle camo challenges SMG camo challenges Shotgun camo challenges LMG camo challenges Marksman Rifle camo challenges Sniper Rifle camo challenges Pistol camo challenges Launcher camo chal...

Black Ops 7 Zombies has added fishing as a side activity you can complete on the Totenreich map, and to do so, you'll need to find Olaf's Cod Cranker . This is a fishing rod that you can obtain from specific locations within the map. Then you can set it up to fish in the water bodies surrounding all the POIs. Let's find out how you can find the rod in the first place. Table of contents How to get Olaf's Cod Cranker in Black Ops 7 Zombies Totenreich How to solve the fish easter egg in Totenreich How to get Olaf's Cod Cranker in Black Ops 7 Zombies Totenreich I found Olaf's Cod Cranker at the Beacon Island POI , where the large artillery gun is located. You'll find a couple of red barn-like houses by the artillery gun. The rod can be found in the middle of those two houses. Go near and interact with it to pick up the rod. I also found the rod in Fishery Island. It seems that the locations vary based on your luck, so you'll need to look caref...

I was pretty excited to play the new MCU Avengers -themed mode in Marvel Rivals to celebrate the movie's 14th anniversary, but after just a couple of games, I'm completely done with it. NetEase Games advertised the new Path to Doomsday: The Avengers mode in Marvel Rivals as an asymmetric PvP experience honoring the 2012 Avengers movie, and I suppose they weren't lying. But as far as any other redeeming qualities, it has missed the bar completely. Screenshot by Destructoid The mode features one team of the original MCU Avengers (pictured above) versus one player as an utterly overpowered, ridiculously strong version of Loki. RIDICULOUSLY strong. His ability set makes it a fight against six other players, but it doesn't feel very fair if you're on the Avengers thanks to Loki's outrageous ability set. Loki can spawn clones of himself and go invisible like usual, but now he deals incredibly high damage with his attacks, and he's also got a mind contr...

Far Far West has five different primary weapons to use in the game, and they're all unique in their own ways. While I will certainly have loved more options, the guns completely change the gameplay, and more so once you learn to master the spells. But that said, let's look at which weapons are the more effective ones to use. Table of contents Far Far West primary weapons tier list S-tier A-tier Far Far West primary weapons tier list Since there are five weapon choices, I have just used two tiers. None of the guns are bad, and they progressively get better when you upgrade them. S-tier choices are the strongest options to consider. They're extremely lethal against all types of enemies. A-tier choices are quite close to S-tier options. Once you get all the upgrades, they can be considered as S-tier. Disclaimer: I have yet to unlock the Leveredge , and I will analyze it quickly and add to the tier list below. Screenshot by Destructoid S-tier Minigun...

I love a good solo indie dev story, especially when there's some comedy involved. Introducing Game Quest: The Backlog Battler . Are you like me, someone who dabbles in Steam sales and bundles and then never looks at some games ever again, let alone downloads, plays, and finishes them? Then this upcoming indie may be up your alley, or just your worst nightmare. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYijsW5p4F8 Game Quest: The Backlog Battler lets you battle your backlog of games, which is cute enough as it is. But the devil here is in the details, in that "the more you paid" for these games, "the more damage they will do to you (just like in real life)," the description reads. "Fight in an arena surrounded by your well-played spectator games, while the immortal royalty (the games you have never played) lord over you at the end of the arena," solo dev Nic Taylor described on the game's Steam page. "Games you played for up to two hours will at...

With another month of 2026 quickly coming to an end, it means we're that much closer to Grand Theft Auto 6. Due to launch on Nov. 19 this year, it's feeling more and more real by the day, and that will likely be exacerbated once Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive soon begin what's expected to be a torrid marketing push for likely the biggest entertainment launch ever. Screenshot via Rockstar Games YouTube Naturally, gamers are still a bit worried about what GTA 6 will cost. With rising prices across the industry, including Nintendo pulling the trigger on some games at $79.99 last year, it's a legitimate concern. But so far, Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick is hesitant to confirm what the game will be priced at for launch. "What we think about is making the most spectacular piece of entertainment on Earth, in history – and it’s a pretty daunting challenge," Zelnick said when speaking recently at an industry event for video game executives, according t...

ARC Raiders' biggest update since launch dropped this morning, and the returns on player opinions is pretty mixed so far. The Riven Tides update , on top of adding a new map and other content, featured several balancing changes to items and weapons in the game. But after a few hours of play, ARC Raiders gamers seem to have a number of complaints about what's been changed. Image via Embark Studios A hefty nerf to the Photoelectric Cloak, which allows players to go un-seen to the AI ARC enemies, seems to be the biggest problem for the majority of angry players. In the update, its weight value tripled while its power usage rate quadrupled, leaving gamers upset. "When are devs going to understand making the game tedious does not equal more fun or more engagement?" one player said . "This is beyond frustrating." "The Photoelectric Cloak has been quite aggressively over-performing, especially in regards to the length of time it can be activated,...