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The FoF: Home Colours objective is now live in FC 26 , and you can complete it to get some outstanding rewards. To get all the available items, you’ll need to finish multiple tasks. However, some of them will require plenty of time and efforts on your part. Let’s find out all the tasks and the rewards they offer. How to get all FoF: Home Colours objective rewards in FC 26 The FoF: Home Colours objective has ten different tasks to complete, and we have seven days to finish them. The table below has all the information you’ll need to remember. Task Rewards Play 5 matches in the Festival of Football: Home Colours League. 100 SP 15 Tokens 83+ Rare Gold Players Pack x5 Play 10 matches in the Festival of Football: Home Colours League. 100 SP 25 Tokens Win 3 matches in the Festival of Football: Home Colours League. 100 SP 15 Tokens 84+ Rare Gold Players Pack x3 Win 5 matches in the Festival of Football: Home Colours League to earn an EVO consumable. Evolution...

The Built for Glory Evolution is a free upgrade option you can use in FC 26 to upgrade one of your lower-rated items. This evolution has plenty of viable options that fall under its requirements. Let’s check out the best cards to use in this evolution based on the requirements and the offered boosts. Table of contents FC 26 Built for Glory Evolution requirements FC 26 Built for Glory upgrades Best players to use in Built for Glory Evolution FC 26 Built for Glory Evolution requirements Here are the requirements of Built for Glory Evolution in  FC 26 . Overall: Max 90 PlayStyle: Max 10 PlayStyle+: Max 3 Not Rarity: World Tour Silver Stars Not Position: GK FC 26 Built for Glory upgrades The evolution has four upgrade levels, each with specific conditions to meet. Level 1 upgrades Overall: +2|92 Aggression: +5|94 Balance: +5|94 Short Passing: +8|96 Composure: +8|93 PlayStyles+: Pinged Pass|3 Level 2 upgr...

Pocketpair, the studio behind Palworld , and one of the latest to hit it really big out of nowhere, has always been quite a peculiar phenomenon in and of itself. Still, communications head John Buckley just shed light on the company’s take on AI. This year’s Summer Games Fest showcased a lot of cool stuff, but then disappointed many by revealing that games such as  Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis  and the new  Crazy Taxi  are using genAI in their development, prompting journalists to ask many devs for their take. When GamesRadar asked Buckley regarding player suspicions that Palworld had been using assets generated by AI, he quickly shut it down and put it as bluntly as possible. He said, “Gamers don’t want it,” he says, “and if the gamers don’t want it, I guess that’s it, right? Not much of a conversation to be had.” He concluded, “We have a lot of artists in-house. They like doing stuff themselve...

Few names hold more sway over the Minecraft community than Technoblade. Four years after his untimely passing, the legendary content creator’s legacy stands tall and proud, thanks largely to the time and effort his fans, friends, and family have poured into keeping his memory alive. And now there’s new merch. To celebrate what would have been Technoblade’s 27th birthday, those close to him are putting out a custom, Techno-inspired copy of Sun Tzu’s The Art of War and some accompanying goodies, with proceeds going to charity. A The Art of War reprint is the perfect way to honor Technoblade’s memory Technoblade was pretty tight-lipped about his personal life, but one thing he never hid was his love for The Art of War . Sun Tzu’s literature-defining treatise on combat tactics clearly struck a chord with him, and he would frequently quote (or hilariously misquote) the book in his YouTube videos and Twitch streams. The greatest di...

After the announcement that Destiny 2 , Bungie’s biggest game, would be ending active development, many speculated that a grim future awaits the once-massive studio. Now, according to new reports, Bungie is cutting 50 percent of its developers, with prospects not looking great at all. According to French-language journalist Sylvain Trinel on X , Bungie is planning to significantly downsize its teams, with as many as 50 percent of all developers to be let go from the company. “And if that weren’t enough, Bungie should expect massive layoffs this summer,” Trinel wrote on X (machine translated). Et si cela ne suffisait pas, Bungie devrait connaître cet été des licenciements massifs. Je prends des pincettes, mais on me parle d’au moins 50% des effectifs touchés (permanents ou contractuels) consécutifs à la fin de Destiny 2 et à la situation de Marathon. — Sylvain 🧡❤️‍🔥 (@SylvainTrinel) June 16, 2026 “I’m treading carefully, but I...

Wallpaper Engine has long been the primary driver for modern gamers’ screens, allowing them to put just about anything on there, whether it’s a static image or a fully-rendered scene from their favorite games. And being readily available to millions of users who consume community-made wallpapers on the daily is great, but also fertile ground for nefarious users who seem to be loading their creations with malicious code. According to Kaspersky ( via PC Gamer ), dozens of user-made wallpapers appear to come packaged with viruses and have so far accrued thousands of downloads each, potentially compromising a lot of people’s PCs. Anime girls galore. Image via Kaspersky One example seemed straight up legit, but as Kaspersky notes, it was merely working “in the background” by installing a DarkKomet backdoor that’d harvest Steam account information and even take over active sessions. But what’s most interesting from the report is that ...

Overwatch’s season three just launched today, but my hype is already building for its next hero launching in season four. Players quickly noticed that on the game’s Busan map, the MEKA for D.Va’s teammate D.Mon is no longer found in the spawn room. Upon further inspection, there’s a message that the mech is under repairs. Screenshot via @owgwadael on Twitter/X “We are taking the Beast into the repair shop for a long-delayed upgrade,” the Korean message says via Google Translation. “We plan to make some adjustments to the propulsion system, add new fire projection points, and adjust the cockpit configuration. We will have it back in full operational condition by the end of this month.” D.Mon has appeared and been teased numerous times, in various forms of media, but she’s a mech pilot like D.Va with her own bad-ass MEKA, and she looks awesome in previous concept art: Image via Blizzard Entertainment That...