Electronic Arts has announced a new Lord of the Rings game is in development, called Heroes of Middle-Earth.  The publisher has launched various licensed video games since The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers was released in 2002, though there has been a drought in recent times. The last Middle Earth game came out in 2009, The Lord of the Rings: Conquest, meaning the next title has been 15 years in the making.

YouTube star David Dobrik returned to content creation after nearly a year of inactivity with a fresh start to his VIEWS podcast — but fans are upset that a key member seems to be left out of the series more and more. While Dobrik is best known for his high-energy vlogs, which he films alongside his friend group, the “Vlog Squad,” his podcast has been a constant throughout his year of inactivity amid the current health crisis.

There are many different cliques in Bitlife, and luckily, the Goths can be joined very easily — so here’s everything you need to know about the criteria required to become part of this group. Bitlife is a text-based simulator video game, with its main objective being to live your digital life without struggles and difficulties, all while being depicted through animated visuals and humorous scenarios. As you progress through the game, there are a total of 18 different cliques, each with its own unique benefits that make them perfect to try and join.

Valorant’s Bulldog may be the neglected sibling of the rifle category. However, the burst-fire beast can still pack a punch when used correctly. Here’s how you can get the most out of it. Phantom or Vandal? That’s the age-old debate in Valorant. While the two rifles often dominate the weapon discussion and sit atop the tier lists, the Bulldog is still a respectable member of the class. It comes in at a much-cheaper price point of 2,050 Creds, 850 less than its superior counterparts.

A Riot dev has revealed an update reducing the overall damage in League of Legends to fix the “crazy” high damage power creep is being worked on for a Season 12 release.  Power creep has been a popular topic of discussion among the League of Legends community in recent years. Players believe that game’s damage is too high and gives too much one-shot potential across the board. In Season 11, Riot acknowledged the power creep issues but admitted an update wouldn’t be coming anytime soon.

TSM mid laner PowerOfEvil has hit the open player market ahead of the League of Legends offseason, revealing he’s open to offers from new orgs as rumors continue to mount of Bjergsen’s return to pro play in 2022. Tristan ‘PowerOfEvil’ Schrage said his team allowed him to explore other options on Oct 20 ahead of the global free agency window next month. The 23-year-old pro is still signed to TSM until November 2022, but is free to move away from the seven-time LCS champs.