Arepas Con Queso is one of the 3-star Appetizer Meals added with the A Rift in Time expansion. Players can make this meal for themselves to restore energy or gift it to villagers to increase their Friendship Level. However, this recipe is exclusive to the owners of the expansion. This guide will help you cook an Arepas Con Queso in Disney Dreamlight Valley.
Required Ingredients to Make Arepas Con Queso in Disney Dreamlight Valley
Players can make an Arepas Con Queso appetizer meal with the following ingredients.
1x Corn
1x Cheese
1x Agave
Goofy sells corn at his stall in the Dazzle Beach biome for 24 Star Coins. Moreover, you can also purchase its seeds from the stall in Dazzle Beach or in the Glittering Dunes (Eternity Isle) biome. Agave is a sweet that you can forage from the ground in all areas of the Glittering Dunes biome. Lastly, Cheese is a dairy product that you can purchase from Chez Remy restaurant for 180 Star Coins.
NOTE: If you don’t find Corn at the Goofy’s Stall, you will have to purchase the seeds and grow them on your own. Or you can wait for some time until Goofy has it at his stall.
How to Cook Arepas Con Queso in Disney Dreamlight Valley
After gathering all the ingredients for the Arepas Con Queso, go to any Cooking Station to start making it. Go to any cooking station in the Valley/Eternity Isle and interact with it. After that, put the ingredients into the Cooking Pot individually and then select the “Start Cooking” option to cook the Arepas Con Queso Appetizer Meal.
Use of Arepas Con Queso
Players can choose to eat the Arepas Con Queso to restore 770 Energy, gift it to another villager to increase their Friendship Level or sell it to Goofy for 309 Star Coins.
Oliver Cobblestone can communicate with a dead – not THE dead, but rather one Englebert Picklebender. Together they investigate the paranormal to bring peace to occupying spirits and haunted hosts alike.
Share laughs with the living and deceased in this point-and-click comedy adventure while attending to specters who haunt your clientele. Use Oliver’s incredible ability to, um, be alive, and Englebert’s capacity for the incorporeal to fulfill agreements with the respiratorily challenged. Oh! but the breather paying you will need physical proof you’ve done anything at all, and how will you get something out of nothing? Call your closest pal, take your deepest breath, and stumble headlong into the unknown on a personal journey of social entanglement and brotherhood beyond the veil.
The Phantom Fellows IS COMPATIBLE WITH STEAM DECK (Playable)
Even post-spooky season, GFN Thursday has some treats for GeForce NOW members: a new batch of 17 games joining the cloud in November.
Catch the five games available to stream this week, including Dragon Age: The Veilguard, the highly anticipated next installment in BioWare’s beloved fantasy role-playing game series. Players who purchased the GeForce NOW Ultimate bundle can stream the game at launch for free starting today.
Unite the Veilguard
What’s your dragon age?
In Dragon Age: The Veilguard, take on the role of Rook and stop a pair of corrupt ancient gods who’ve broken free from centuries of darkness, hellbent on destroying the world. Set in the rich world of Thedas, the game includes an epic story with meaningful choices, deep character relationships, and a mix of familiar and new companions to go on adventures with.
Select from three classes, each with distinct weapon types, and harness the classes’ unique, powerful abilities while coordinating with a team of seven companions, who have their own rich lives and deep backstories. An expansive skill-tree system allows for diverse character builds across the Warrior, Rogue and Mage classes.
Experience the adventure in the vibrant world of Thedas with enhanced visual fidelity and performance by tapping into a GeForce NOW membership. Priority members can enjoy the game at up to 1080p resolution and 60 frames per second (fps). Ultimate members can take advantage of 4K resolution, up to 120 fps and advanced features like NVIDIA DLSS 3, low-latency gameplay with NVIDIA Reflex, and enhanced image quality and immersion with ray-traced ambient occlusion and reflections, even on low-powered devices.
‘Resident Evil 4’ in the Cloud
Stream it from the cloud to survive.
Capcom’s Resident Evil 4 is now available on GeForce NOW, bringing the horror to cloud gaming.
Survival is just the beginning. Six years have passed since the biological disaster in Raccoon City.
Agent Leon S. Kennedy, one of the incident’s survivors, has been sent to rescue the president’s kidnapped daughter. The agent tracks her to a secluded European village, where there’s something terribly wrong with the locals. The curtain rises on this story of daring rescue and grueling horror where life and death, terror and catharsis intersect.
Featuring modernized gameplay, a reimagined storyline and vividly detailed graphics, Resident Evil 4 marks the rebirth of an industry juggernaut. Relive the nightmare that revolutionized survival horror, with stunning high-dynamic-range visuals and immersive ray-tracing technology for Priority and Ultimate members.
Life Is Great With New Games
Time to gear up, agents.
A new season for “Year 6” in Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 from Ubisoft is now available for members to stream. In Shades of Red, rogue ex-Division agent Aaron Keener has given himself up and is now in custody at the White House. The Division must learn what he knows to secure the other members of his team. New Seasonal Modifiers change gameplay and gear usage for players. A new revamped progression is also available. The Seasonal Journey comprises a series of missions, each containing a challenge-style objective for players to complete.
Look for the following games available to stream in the cloud this week:
Life Is Strange: Double Exposure (New release on Steam and Xbox, available in the Microsoft store, Oct. 29)
Dragon Age: The Veilguard (New release on Steam and EA App, Oct. 31)
Resident Evil 4 (Steam)
Resident Evil 4 Chainsaw Demo (Steam)
VRChat (Steam)
Here’s what members can expect for the rest of November:
Metal Slug Tactics (New release on Steam, Nov. 5)
Planet Coaster 2 (New release on Steam, Nov. 6)
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate (New Release on Steam, Nov. 6)
Empire of the Ants (New release on Steam, Nov. 7)
Unrailed 2: Back on Track (New release on Steam, Nov. 7)
Farming Simulator 25 (New release on Steam, Nov. 12)
Sea Power: Naval Combat in the Missile Age (New release on Steam, Nov. 12)
Industry Giant 4.0 (New release Steam, Nov. 15)
Towers of Aghasba (New release on Steam, Nov. 19)
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl (New release on Steam and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass, Nov .20)
Star Wars Outlaws (New release on Steam, Nov. 21)
Dungeons & Degenerate Gamblers (Steam)
Headquarters: World War II (Steam)
PANICORE (Steam)
Slime Rancher (Steam)
Sumerian Six (Steam)
TCG Card Shop Simulator (Steam)
Outstanding October
In addition to the 22 games announced last month, eight more joined the GeForce NOW library:
Empyrion – Galactic Survival (New release on Epic Games Store, Oct. 10)
Assassin’s Creed Mirage (New release on Steam, Oct. 17)
Windblown (New release on Steam, Oct. 24)
Call of Duty HQ, including Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III and Call of Duty: Warzone (Xbox, available on PC Game Pass)
Dungeon Tycoon (Steam)
Off the Grid (Epic Games Store)
South Park: The Fractured but Whole (Available on PC Game Pass, Oct 16. Members need to activate access.)
Star Trucker (Steam and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass)
What are you planning to play this weekend? Let us know on X or in the comments below.
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I’ve always played Call of Duty, but I haven’t been a huge fan of team-based multiplayer. With the chaos brought to the table with the new Omnimovement system, team-based matches are carnage in Black Ops 6. Thankfully, one of my favourite features returns this year – the ability to Filter matches.
It’s actually quite easy to miss, appearing subtly under the Find a Match tab in the lobby, but, man, is this a game-changer. By filtering, you’re able to just zone in on game modes you enjoy the most – and not get tied into a random whirlwind of matches that you’re not interested in. For me, and I’m perhaps in the minority here, Free For All is all I want to play. I can just mute my mic and the lobby, sit back and just enjoy what I think is the purest multiplayer experience in the game. For you, the idea of living for a couple of seconds only to be killed may sound like torture, at least until the game is patched.
To filter a game mode, you just need to do the following:
Head to the multiplayer lobby and click R on PC or use Square (PS5) or X (Xbox)
This opens the edit quick play option where you can select the modes you like
Before finding a match, make sure you deselect those that you don’t enjoy. Image captured by VideoGamer.com
Avoid Team Deathmatch in Black Ops 6
Now, for some people, the idea of going it alone may not be appealing. And, yes, there are clearly issues with spawing, which we think is as bad as Call of Duty: Ghosts – a game notorious for its brutal spawn points. With that in mind, you may want to tread carefully when going into Team Deathmatch, as there are some modes (some would say Free For All is also affected) where this issue appears to be exacerbated. I also highly recommend muting your lobby, unless you enjoy hearing people shouting and breathing heavily.
Finally, I would strongly recommend checking out the Black Ops 6 campaign this year. When I first started playing Call of Duty, I would jump straight into the single-player mode, which at the time felt fresh. Black Ops 2 and the original Call of Duty; Modern Warfare in particular really stand out as being the strongest experiences I’ve had with the games. After some mediocre entries, this year’s single-player does throw a couple of new ideas into the mix, and also opts for more sandbox-style environments, similar to some of the game areas in God of War: Ragnarok.
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You wash up on a beach of a mysterious island, with no direction and no abilities. As you explore, you will find points of interest, revealing small tidbits about your surroundings, as well as abilities allowing you to manipulate the environment. Somewhere on this island are the answers you seek, but finding all the pieces you need will take a number of days. The story and events of each day will depend on which specific things you have achieved up until that time, which may change your plans as each day progresses. But having a plan is necessary to discover all of the island’s secrets within the day-limit imposed upon you. When the 30 days are over, the island will reset your progress. But in Overmorrow, not everything is as it may seem on the surface, and the game’s underlying metanarrative begins to unfold the more of the island you explore.
Overmorrow IS COMPATIBLE WITH STEAM DECK (Playable)
Valve announced a change for Steam today that will make things a lot clearer for everyone, as developers will now need to clearly list the kernel-level anti-cheat used on Steam store pages.
In the Steamworks Developer post Valve said: “We’ve heard from more and more developers recently that they’re looking for the right way to share anti-cheat information about their game with players. At the same time, players have been requesting more transparency around the anti-cheat services used in games, as well as the existence of any additional software that will be installed within the game.”
Developers with games already on Steam will also need to do this, as it’s not just for new games coming up for release, and it is also part of the release process now too. So Valve will be doing checks on games to ensure the notices are there and correct.
However, it’s only being forced for kernel-level anti-cheat. If it’s only client-side or server-side, it’s optional, but Valve say “we generally think that any game that makes use of anti-cheat technology would benefit from letting players know”.
More Amiga news this week as looking through the itch io website, we’ve found out that the developer of Electric Black Sheep. Who was behind games such as DUEL, Tale Of Evil and The Tower of Evil. Has released the Commodore Amiga game of Pumpkin! A 2024 Halloween edition of the classic Pac-man game for the amiga requiring only 1Mb Chip-Ram. To coincide with this news, Saberman has provided a game play video which as ever can be viewed below.
From what we can tell from the video above, this looks to be a good homage for those of you who remember the classic from 1982. As not only does it have all the chomping goodness you could want in a Pac-Man Arcade game, but it mixes it up for Halloween with creepy ghosts, a large chomping Pumpkin, and skulls to munch on. Certainly one of the best games by far released by Electric Black Sheep!
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Next Mass Effect game will be photorealistic, departing from Dragon Age’s art style. BioWare confirms next Mass Effect game to maintain the mature tone of the original trilogy. The new game was announced in 2021 after Andromeda failure.
While BioWare is about to release its latest entry in the Dragon Age franchise in a couple of days in Dragon Age: The Veilguard, the studio already has another game in the pipeline, and that’s the next entry in the Mass Effect franchise.
If you’re not a fan of The Veilguard’s art style, you’ll be glad to know that the still-untitled Mass Effect game won’t follow its footsteps in terms of visual style. BioWare Project Director Mike Gamble confirmed this over on X, where he replied to a fan that Mass Effect is going the photorealistic route as long as he’s in charge.
The Next Mass Effect Game Will Be Photorealistic
As you can see from the tweet, Gamble disagrees that Dragon Age: The Veilguard resembles “Pixar-like” graphics. While calling it Pixar in nature might be a stretch, the art style used is definitely not something you’d see in a Mass Effect game.
Continuing the Mass Effect talk, Gamble also shared that the next game in the franchise will maintain the “mature tone” of the original trilogy.
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Let the Commander rest.
As a long-time Mass Effect fan, a mature tone is the only way to go, and I’d wager that franchise fans wouldn’t want it any other way.
I don’t blame you if you didn’t know that a new Mass Effect game is in development. In 2021, BioWare shocked gamers with a trailer announcingthat a new Mass Effect game was in the works during N7 Day. Unfortunately, after that initial announcement, nothing much has been shared, which is understandable given the studio would want all eyes to be on its new Dragon Age game that’s set to release much sooner than the next entry in the sci-fi RPG series.
What Happened to the Mass Effect Franchise?
While the original Mass Effect trilogy is revered as one of the best gaming trilogies of all time, all the goodwill and love disappeared after the monumental failure of Mass Effect: Andromeda. Released in 2017, the follow-up to the trilogy was both a critical and commercial failure, with many people noticing how weird the faces looked, which was never an issue with the franchise before. Since then, the franchise has been on a hiatus, with the 2021 announcement the first sign of life that EA isn’t done with the brand yet.
Given that BioWare is about to release a game in a few days, our wait for the next Mass Effect game will be long. If you’re interested in checking out Dragon Age: The Veilguard, go read our review of it, which states, “Dragon Age: The Veilguard is a compelling new entry in the series, taking the franchise in a new direction with more RPG-lite ideals.”
Dragon Age: The Veilguard
Franchise Dragon Age
Released October 31, 2024
Publisher(s) Electronic Arts
Engine Frostbite
ESRB M For Mature 17+ // Blood, Nudity, Sexual Themes, Strong Language, Violence
Alchemist The Potion Monger has eyes bigger than its budget. A complete action rpg, with deep potion mechanics, quests and reputation system. Unfortunately, the game just didn’t have a big budget, the world is barren and just not all that interesting honestly.But we’ll get to that.
In the game, you play an Alchemist, and make potions to do various things. First they are simple, but get more complex as time goes on. You see each potion ingredient has properties, and by using various tools, you change the properties. Each potion requires set properties. Match the properties and you can make the potion. Don’t match and the ingredients go poof. While making the potion, there is a simple mini-game that determines the strength of the potion.
Match the button presses.
The world you inhabit in Alchemist The Potion Monger is an island filled with furries, and slimes, and I’m not sure what else. You have a house you can decorate. There is a stall you can buy to sell potions. There might even be a plot to this, in fact, I’m sure of it. What I’m getting at is that all the makings of a good game is here, there’s just a layer of polish missing here. Despite having the trappings of a large budget game, this game screams low budget. The game just was not compelling. It did not scream to me to continue playing, and I played it off and on for a week. It never clicked.
There’s a town, but its not exactly inviting.
In end, Alchemist the Potion Monger left me with a big sense of “meh.” It could have been a contender with a while longer in the oven, but as it is, it is there, and not much more. I give this a Your Mileage May Vary verdict with six back-end score. In the end, all the ingredients are there, just they didn’t congeal into a compelling whole. Maybe a higher price point would have equaled a bigger budget and more polish. I don’t know.
Overall: Alchemist The Potion Monger should have been great, it has all the ingredients. Just it wasn’t cooked right and failed to appeal.
Verdict: YMMV
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Release Date10/17/24Cost$17.99PublisherArt Games StudioESRB RatingE10+
P.S. Why not toss a few coins my way? Also, if you’re looking for another game with ambitions larger than its budget, try Earthen Dragon.
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