There are plenty of ways to earn money in GTA Online but until the end of May, Rockstar Games are handing out a total of $1.5 million in free cash. Here’s how you can get your hands on it if you haven’t already. Having enough cash in your pocket to survive, let alone thrive, can be pretty difficult in GTA Online. However, every so often, Rockstar Games lends a helping hand to players who can’t grind hours inside Los Santos.

Superstart Twitch streamer Michael ‘Shroud’ Grzesiek is not a fan of the concept of hot-dropping in Apex Legends, and he’s now revealed the reason why. [ad name=”article1″] Hot-dropping is a term in Apex Legends that refers to the practice of landing on certain areas of the map that are known to attract a lot of players from the get-go. A lot of players like to hot-drop because not only does it increase the likelihood that they will find the best loot, such as in the designated Hot Zone, but it also gives them a chance to get into some early gunfights.

With BlizzCon approaching on November 1-3, Blizzard are expected to make major announcements about the future of Overwatch, among which should be the game’s next hero. [ad name=”article1″] The next hero joining the Overwatch ranks may have been revealed after a report by ESPN revealed several details about the upcoming announcement of Overwatch 2. The report by Rod ‘Slasher’ Breslau initially stated that Echo would be the game’s 32nd hero, but he has since claimed that it is “likely untrue”.

TikTok celebrity Bryce Hall and YouTube superstar Austin McBroom are supposed to fight in the ring in June. But the bad blood is already boiling, as the influencers are getting quite toxic with each other on social media, a month in advance. When MTV’s Celebrity Deathmatch series aired its last episode in 2007, many thought the days of public figures throwing claymation hands were over. And they were right. Over a decade later, it’s not clay celebrities smashing clay skulls, it’s real people really fighting over real money.

The full patch notes for Apex Legends Season 8: Mayhem have finally been released, and they include adjustments to several of the game’s guns, Hop-Up attachments, and more. The launch of a new season is like Christmas morning for Apex Legends fans, and while most of the focus goes into the new content that gets released, the patch’s changes are also very important to take note of. As usual, Respawn have implemented some tweaks to several weapons, four to be exact, while also mixing things up when it comes to the fully-kitted rotation, Hop-Ups, attachments and, of course, the brand new Gold-tier magazines.

Disgraced Vlog Squad member Dominykas ‘Durte Dom’ Zeglaitis revealed he has not spoken to David Dobrik in over two years as numerous people came forward with sexual assault allegations against him. Durte Dom was one of the most recognizable influencers on David Dobrik’s early vlogs, with the two riffing off each other for years. However, Dom has revealed he hasn’t spoken to Dobrik in over two years ⁠— since he moved out of David’s apartment ⁠— even as sexual assault allegations stacked up against the former Vlog Squad member.

Battlestate Games love to keep their fanbase on edge with sporadic Escape from Tarkov wipes, and it turns out that the next one is just around the corner.  While Battlestate Games’ action-packed military simulator Escape from Tarkov has somewhat fallen out of the streaming meta, the devs are working hard to ensure that the game remains as fresh as possible. In the run-up to the title’s newest update, Patch 0.

With the release of Fortnite Season 6, players are able to turn into a prop, similar to prop hunt modes from other games, but only if they can find the right NPCs that offer that ability. Turning into a prop isn’t anything new for Fortnite. Players in the past have been able to turn into props but they were restricted in how and where they could do it. The most notable example is the “crouch to prop” feature, as well as the community Prop Hunt mode, which were both a part of the game during Chapter 1.

The Early Access version of Hearthstone Battlegrounds is coming on November 5, and here’s how you can play. [ad name=”article1″] Blizzard shocked fans around the world at Blizzcon 2019 with the announcement of Hearthstone Battlegrounds, the companies take on the popular Auto-Battler genre. The all-new game mode is set to go into open beta on November 12, but here’s how you can try it out before then. Hearthstone Battlegrounds is Blizzard’s take on the Auto-Battler genre.

An illusion video by user Christian Kesniel showing different versions of himself dancing in hoodies has garnered over 40 million views on TikTok, with people trying to figure out how the mind-boggling trick works. The internet has always been fascinated with baffling illusions, and TikTok is no exception, with bizarre and seemingly inexplicable videos going viral on a regular basis. A video uploaded by TikTok user Christian Kesniel in April is the latest clip to confuse millions of viewers who have stumbled across it on their For You Page.