GamersHeroes Wednesday, March 11, 2026 11:41 AM Inspired by both classic PlayStation 2-era games and Mediterranean culture, Petoons Studio and 3Cat will release their colorful 3D action-adventure platformer DRACAMAR March 26. The post Colorful 3D Action-Adventure Platformer DRACAMAR Launching March 26 appeared first on GamersHeroes. |
GamersHeroes Wednesday, March 11, 2026 11:31 AM The newest bird to join the Angry Birds flock since 2022, Shade has made her way to Rovio's Angry Birds 2. The post New Shade Character Joining Angry Birds 2's Flock appeared first on GamersHeroes. |
Kotaku Wednesday, March 11, 2026 11:44 AM  'We believe audiences love great games writing,' say its creators, 'so we don't want to give up' |
Kotaku Wednesday, March 11, 2026 11:31 AM  Heroes of Might & Magic lives on thanks to a dedicated modding team, helped by Ubisoft and Valve |
Kotaku Wednesday, March 11, 2026 11:06 AM  More ammo, slightly easier-to-kill bots, less annoying objective markers, and more arrive in Marathon's first big patch |
Kotaku Wednesday, March 11, 2026 10:49 AM  The voice of Rosalina seems genuinely thrilled to be taking on the role |
Kotaku Wednesday, March 11, 2026 10:02 AM  The collection of five dress-up outfits is nearly twice as expensive as the game the outfits are based on |
Kotaku Wednesday, March 11, 2026 9:48 AM  It takes work to unlock, but Ditto has an incredible transformation you might not know about |
Kotaku Wednesday, March 11, 2026 9:05 AM  Gathering crops felt tedious until I found out about this |
Kotaku Wednesday, March 11, 2026 7:13 AM  The artist stands by his intent, but says he phrased it poorly |
PCGamesN Wednesday, March 11, 2026 11:22 AM Released in 2017 before its battle royale experience, Fortnite Save the World is finally being freed from its paywall cage next month. |
PCGamesN Wednesday, March 11, 2026 10:24 AM Our complete list of the Resident Evil Requiem safe codes includes all safe locations and their rewards, plus the RE9 Insanity codes. |
PCGamesN Wednesday, March 11, 2026 10:10 AM If you wanted to grab Slay the Spire 2 on Game Pass, here's whether it's coming to the subscription service. |
PCGamesN Wednesday, March 11, 2026 9:00 AM With up to 24 cores and 5.5GHz clock speeds, the Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus and Ultra 5 250K Plus are set to rival AMD's 9700X and 9600X. |
PCGamesN Wednesday, March 11, 2026 8:48 AM Dark Messiah of Might and Magic modders have brought in RTX, a rune system, and more, and Ubisoft's even given a crash course in its SDK. |
PCGamesN Wednesday, March 11, 2026 7:36 AM A talk from two Valve employees at GDC features some interesting stats around Steam Daily Deal engagement, game revenue, and more. |
PCGamesN Wednesday, March 11, 2026 7:24 AM Here's what the Golden Compass does in Slay the Spire 2 and whether to choose it when given as a perk in Act 2. |
PCGamesN Wednesday, March 11, 2026 7:04 AM The latest round of Overwatch patch notes change up Mizuki's jawline, and while it looks a lot better, Anran mains are probably screaming. |
PCGamesN Wednesday, March 11, 2026 6:05 AM GPUs as old as the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 will let you jump in and enjoy Crimson Desert on PC, but RAM and SSD requirements are high. |
Rock Paper Shotgun Latest Articles Feed Wednesday, March 11, 2026 11:15 AM  The latest Marathon update looks like it will mean an easier time. UESC enemies have been made weaker, the frequency with which they chuck EMP grenades has been reduced, and free loadouts now come with even more ammo. Yet, after spending an hour over lunch being killed repeatedly in Maintenance on Dire Marsh, I can confirm that Marathon has not become a cakewalk. |
Rock Paper Shotgun Latest Articles Feed Wednesday, March 11, 2026 9:35 AM  A team of modders are creating a Community Edition of Arkane's footloose fantasy RPG Dark Messiah of Might and Magic, with Valve's support and publisher Ubisoft's approval. The modders in question are the same outfit who received a "completely blank check" from Ubi to develop a modding SDK, back in 2023. Now, they're devising a new version using the latest Source Engine SDK. Kickbait, indeed. |
Rock Paper Shotgun Latest Articles Feed Wednesday, March 11, 2026 9:01 AM  Intel have announced a handful of new gaming CPUs, the Core Ultra 200S Plus series, to release next month. After 2024's original Core Ultra 200S family went for efficiency gains at the cost of frame-punching game power, these 200S Plus chips are once again tuned more for straight performance, which sounds good to me. I like lower electricity bills and heat generation as much as the next hardware editor, and was fairly optimistic about that initial batch of Core Ultras at first, but they ended up so slow and dull it essentially put me off writing about CPUs for a year and a half. Say hello, then, to the Core Ultra 7 270K Plus and Core Ultra 250K Plus, which'll be out on March 26th 2026 at $299 and $199 respectively. There'll also be slightly cheaper KF variants, without integrated graphics, for each. Intel VP Robert Hallock says these will be the "fastest desktop gaming processors Intel has ever built," which they'll need to be – while the blue team have been fiddling with efficiency, AMD's 3D V-Cache tech has ran away with the gaming advantage, especially on the outstandingly quick Ryzen 7 9800X3D. |
Rock Paper Shotgun Latest Articles Feed Wednesday, March 11, 2026 8:31 AM  A long time ago in a games industry far, far away, a team of LucasArts developers were making a multiplayer first-person shooter called Star Wars: First Assault. Slated to release on console in summer 2013, it was set in the original Star Wars era with Stormtroopers, Rebels, objective modes, team deathmatch, and maps on Tatooine and Bespin. It was also a stealth Star Wars: Battlefront revival project, pitched well before the EA DICE reboot. The devs envisaged a second game in 2014, offering vehicles and larger maps, followed by a full-blown official new Battlefront in 2015, complete with a singleplayer campaign and space dogfights. According to some sources I spoke to at the time, the First Assault beta was only $10,000 in certification fees away from launching on Xbox Live in late 2012. But then, Disney blew up LucasArts like Alderaan and cancelled a swathe of Star Wars games, including the once-feted Star Wars 1313. First Assault never got its beta. Until now, sort of. A team of Battlefront modders including iamashaymin have finally gotten an ancient, leaked First Assault build working on a PC server. Many Bothans died to bring us this information. |
Rock Paper Shotgun Latest Articles Feed Wednesday, March 11, 2026 7:14 AM  Never's End is the new strategy RPG from a former Destiny developer in which you lead a party of possessed villagers against a ravening (yet cuddly) tide of undead. At a glance, it's an elegantly muted Final Fantasy Tactics, with doll-sized characters on a spinnable grid-based map. In the hands, it's surprisingly reminiscent of Larian's Divinity: Original Sin games, with a nerdy application of thermodynamics that lets you transform each map into a vortex of mist, flame and increasingly naked skeletons. |
Siliconera Wednesday, March 11, 2026 11:00 AM
The 2026 15th issue of Weekly Shonen Champion has a major announcement for Masami Kurumada's Saint Seiya series. The author has also shared a cover of the new issue, which indicates that the major reveal is a brand-new series entry titled Saint Seiya: Tenkai-hen (天界篇). The new subtitle could also be roughly translated as Heavenly Realm Arc.
More details on the new manga series appear via early reports from Ryokutya. Saint Seiya: Tenkai-hen is touted to launch in the 2026 24th issue of Weekly Shonen Champion. It will also serve as a full-fledged sequel to Saint Seiya Next Dimension: Myth of Hades, which had concluded in 2024.
The 15th issue of Weekly Shonen Champion, which contains the new announcement, also has a full-colored 8-page manga for Saint Seiya Then III: Ketsui (Determination). Masami Kurumada finished writing this manga in January 2026. He revealed that the subtitle for Then III was originally Tenkai he no Michi (Path to the Heavenly Realm) before he changed it to Ketsui. Kurumada had also shared teaser sketches for the new series following Then III, which has since been known as Tenkai-hen.
Those who wish to see the new Saint Seiya manga series announcement will want to get the Weekly Shonen Champion magazine with the following cover:
The 2026 15th issue of Weekly Shonen Champion will be available on March 12, 2026. The all-new Saint Seiya: Tenkai-hen manga series will launch in the 2026 24th issue of the magazine, which means it will take at least 9 more weeks, unless there are delays caused by Japan's national holidays.
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Siliconera Wednesday, March 11, 2026 10:00 AM
Chapter 231 of the Chainsaw Man manga ended with a teaser that suggested part 2, which is the Academy Saga, will end on March 24, 2026. The latest entry is currently available to read for free on MangaPlus and Viz Media. However, since it debuted on March 10, 2026, the text at the bottom of the last page changed to suggest only this one portion of the story will be done, rather than the series as a whole. This will close out a storyline that began in volume 12.
The Academy Saga in Chainsaw Man involved multiple protagonists, with Denji as one and starting out living a normal school life and Asa as a fellow student in something of a similar state as him. While he is no longer a Devil Hunter, folks from Public Safety are still following and keeping up with him. However, other Devils are still a major issue, and the Four Horsemen are looming about.
Chapter 231 of Chainsaw Man initially ended with ambiguous text in English that made it seem like it could be the complete end of the manga, rather than only part 2. It initially closed with, "Final chapter coming 3/24." You can see that screenshot from MangaAlerts. Since then, both the MangaPlus and Viz Media releases close with "to be continued." As this started in chapter 98, it seems it will have run for 134 chapters total. The first Public Safety part ran for 97 chapters.
Chapter 232 of Chainsaw Man will arrive on March 24, 2026 worldwide, and it seems it will mark the end of part 2 of the manga. The manga is available via Viz Media outside Japan, and the anime is on Crunchyroll.
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Siliconera Wednesday, March 11, 2026 9:00 AM
Nintendo honored the Pokemon series' 30th anniversary by bringing FireRed and LeafGreen, one of the earliest remakes, to the Switch. It's a smart decision for many reasons. After all, it's paying tribute to the start, but also going with versions that include modern conveniences and some quality of life adjustments. At the same time, it's great timing to coincide with a spin-off greatly tied to it.
For those unfamiliar, Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen are remakes of the original Pokemon Red/Blue/Green, just like Pokemon: Let's Go, Pikachu and Eevee. You're a trainer in Kanto, only with Red and Leaf as the male and female trainer options, Blue as the rival, and all the improved sprites a GBA adaptation can offer. There are a wide array of quality of life features that range from a VS Seeker letting you battle trainers again, movesets being improved and additional attacks available, and items like Exp Share appearing. In terms of new additions, there are the Sevii Islands to explore after the main game with additional Johto region Pokemon added.
The execution means that it feels like a totally new game in many ways. Even before you reach Sevii in the post-game, the inclusion of features from second and third generation games make the return of the first games feel richer. The natures and abilities are a big help strategically when planning teams, and the moveset changes mean you might decide different characters are more viable. And since there is the post-game to take into account, the additional baby and evolved form options can result in different characters being more viable. I also appreciate that it feels like there is more to do after finishing the game not only because of Sevii, but because the Elite Four feels stronger when you get the chance to face them again.
Getting an easy way to play Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen on systems like the Switch and Switch 2 that can be played portably in handheld mode is another one major perk. It's a good move for accessibility. The cost of getting a Game Boy Advance and a copy of one of these two games is quite high, even though both of these were popular and widely available. I tend to use PriceCharting as a gauge for current rates, and loose cartridges are probably going to be in the $30-50 range. It is a shame that each language is released as its own separate version for $20 each on the eShop, rather than the two games each having every language as an included option. But the general concept is sound.
As I mentioned at the outset, I found these Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen releases a great compliment to Pokemon Pokopiaas well. There are a lot of references to the original Blue/Green/Red/Yellow installments in that spin-off. Spoilers aside, it's drawing so heavily from Kanto and early story beats. The this makes the Switch rerelease feel like a refresher. Like when I was going through one, I could hop into the other for a break and realize how different landmarks, characters, or elements inspired the spin-off's design and lore. It helped me catch on to certain story beats much sooner, I think.
Basically, Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen feel like strong means of celebrating an important occasion for the series. Returning to the original games on the 30th anniversary feels important. Using rereleases of the remakes still shows how far Game Freak and the entries have come, while also offering accessibility to originals with modern conveniences. Also, considering the ties to Kanto in Pokemon Pokopia, it's helpful for insights when going through the newest spin-off of the series as well.
Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen are available on the Game Boy Advance and Switch, with the latter being compatible with the Switch 2 as well.
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Destructoid Wednesday, March 11, 2026 10:56 AM
Black Ops 7's midseason update for season two is bringing a new map with its own main quest, and it's a familiar territory.
After the events of the previous map, the Zombies crew has been taken prisoner by the Warden and has to fight its way out. Luckily for us, it's a very familiar location: a twist with multiversal, temporal versions of the classic Nuketown.
Check out all of the info we have so far on BO7's newest Zombies experience, Paradox Junction.
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New map: Paradox Junction
The new Zombies map is a combination of multiple Nuketown variants, where the crew will be teleporting from the past, present, and potential future versions as they've been imprisoned there by the Warden.
"After the initial terror and bewilderment subsides, Paradox Junction seems to be a purgatorial pitstop where the Warden's influence is strong enough to extend outward, manipulating time itself," Activision described. "Secrets of the past and portents of the future combine into two variants of the same hellscape."
The map will feature new additions like randomized Perk locations, a main Easter Egg quest, Cursed Mode, and new Pack-a-Punch camos to unlock.
New enemy: Rad-Hound
Explosive zombie doggies are the new enemy type to deal with in Paradox Junction, "as vicious as they are explosive."
"Bulging with irradiated innards, these foul minions of The Warden can be quelled with quick thinking and rapid firing, but they leave behind a dangerous radioactive explosion on death," Activision said.
New Wonder Weapon: Blundergat
First seen in Mob of the Dead in Black Ops 2, this four-barrel shotgun is the tool you'll want to bring with you in Paradox Junction when it comes to shredding the undead.
"In its initial form, the Blundergat rips the undead apart with uncanny ease," Activision said. "In its entirely new upgraded 'Sundergat' form, the Wonder Weapon's projectiles become so potent, this otherworldly blunderbuss can blast the 'souls' right out of enemies."
New GobbleGum: Turncoat
"Take a bite out of the competition with a new Rare GobbleGum as you're able to bring more than just your weapons into the fray; charm up to five zombie pals to fight on your behalf," Treyarch explained.
Events and challenges
New limited-time events and weekly challenges will bring numerous free unlocks throughout the end of season two, including new GobbleGums, charms, emblems, weapon camos, and more.
For the full Season 2 Reloaded patch notes for BO7 Zombies, visit the CoD blog.
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Destructoid Wednesday, March 11, 2026 10:54 AM
Call of Duty is reloading again with Season 2 Reloaded, bringing new content to Black Ops 7's multiplayer and Endgame modes, along with Warzone's big Black Ops Royale addition.
Five new maps, two new guns, and limited time events highlight what's coming to BO7 before season two comes to an end. Here's what we know so far about what's arriving in BO7's Season Two Reloaded when it drops on March 12.
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5 new maps
Several maps will join the MP rotation, including new ones and reimagined classics:
New game modes
Gauntlet is a mode that's comprised of several others and will test your mettle in back-to-back battles. In six-vs-six, players will battle in Domination, Kill Confirmed, Hardpoint, Team Deathmatch, and Roulette, "a high risk vs. reward mode where players fight over control of an Akimbo Hand Cannon."
The fan-favorite Infected mode also returns with the new update.
2 new guns
The Voyak KT-3 assault rifle andSwordfish A1 marksman rifle are both joining as free additions to players' arsenals, and both will be unlockable for free as event rewards. Additional loadout content includes new attachments through weekly challenges and other rewards for LTMs.
SG-12 nerf
"The SG12 has been performing very well in part due to its fast fire rate and high damage potential at mid-range," Treyarch said of the new shotgun. "We've kept the close-range damage high, but reduced the damage ranges across the board."
New Endgame content
New PvE Endgame content includes Glitch Fractures, which are "gh-intensity hotspots created in the aftermath of each Strike challenge even the most hardened Operators with areas that are more difficult than current Tier IV zones."
A new Skill Track, called Nightmare Skills, will be unlockable and upgradeable by completing these Glitches, and several new Skills are available this way.
For the full Season 2 Reloaded patch notes in BO7, visit the CoD blog.
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Destructoid Wednesday, March 11, 2026 10:38 AM
The patch notes for Marathon's first update rolled out this morning, and they're full of good news and quick responses to feedback gathered in the game's first week.
One of the game's bigger early-game complaints about how difficult the UESC enemies are was quickly addressed, with the health of "most UESC enemies and shield HP of UESC bosses" being reduced by a small amount. But after playing a few rounds, it feels like the difference isn't all that noticeable, and I'm glad.
After playing Marathon for quite some time now, I've become accustomed to the difficulty level of the robots who patrol every map in the game. They're tough, but feel necessary as part of the punishing experience, so I'm glad that Bungie didn't over-correct here. And I get the feeling that many of the game's players agree.
"With this change we hope to alleviate some of the resource burden in both Solos and Crews when it comes to engaging UESC in combat," Bungie said in the patch notes. "The goal here is to allow your bullets and meds to go further without reducing too much of the UESCs bite. We see the feedback loud and clear that players appreciate the friction that our UESC combatants provide and we have no plans to change that direction."
A number of other solid changes make for a good initial update, including doubling the default distance of objective nav points appearing when nearby, nerfing the very powerful thermal scopes a bit, and also increasing the number of Med Cabinets and Munitions Crates on Perimeter.
Last night, Bungie also confirmed that the Rewards Pass will be improved in future updates, including the addition of four new Runner Shells in the season one pass, along with a shotgun weapon skin and profile emblem. This was a hasty response to feedback that the season one pass is very lackluster, so it's a good sign to see improvements coming within a week of launch.
"From the start, our goal with Marathon has been a real partnership with this community - and the respectful, candid feedback you've shared has already made a difference," Bungie said. "When you take the time to be thoughtful and constructive, it helps us move faster and make better calls, and we're committed to acting on that as quickly as we can."
Bungie posted the full patch notes on Twitter/X, so take a look for yourself before deploying into any Runs today.
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Destructoid Wednesday, March 11, 2026 9:45 AM
Crafting is a crucial part of most events in Disney Dreamlight Valley, but it's especially important in the Lucky You event. It can be tricky to determine what items need to be made, though, and what the requirements for each one are.
The event page only tells you the names of the craftable items with no additional details on how to make them. This can make figuring out what's needed tough, as you might not be able to see them in the crafting menu if you haven't gathered the right items first. Here are all of the crafting recipes you can make in the Lucky You event in Disney Dreamlight Valley.
All craftable items in Lucky You event in Disney Dreamlight Valley
There are three main crafting recipes featured in the Lucky You event, all of which are unique reward items. Making these assets is the overall end goal for this festive occurrence, so it'll likely take you a bit to get everything you need to make them. Here are all crafting recipes and what's required for each one.
All three crafting recipes can be found under the Furniture tab at any crafting station. If you don't see them, make sure you've picked up both a Three-Leaf Clover and a Four-Leaf Clover first, as event items sometimes don't appear until you've acquired the key event item needed to make it. Both items can be found around the valley for the entire event duration, which is from March 11 to 17.
In addition to the main event prizes you can make, Four-Leaf Clovers are also craftable. They're quite difficult to find around the valley otherwise, so making them yourself is easily the best way to get your hands on some, although it is a bit costly to do so.
The crafting recipe for Four-Leaf Clovers can be found under the Refined Material tab at a crafting station. All of the craftable items in this event can be made at any time of year, regardless of whether the event is live, as long as you have the resources to do so.
The Lucky You event is also an annual occurrence, so if you don't manage to get everything you need this time around, it'll be back in 2027 to give you another shot at it. Additional items will likely be added next time, too, as rerun versions of events are usually expanded upon, so when they are, we'll add them here.
Once you've crafted all available event items, you'll have obtained all but one of the exclusive prizes. To get the last item featured in it, which is a Lucky Shirt, be sure to work through the Lucky You! duty next. Although it has the same name as the event, it's a unique task featured within it, so there's more work to be done for it.
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Destructoid Wednesday, March 11, 2026 8:54 AM
The Selection Pressures 2 contract is a priority task you can complete for the NuCaloric faction in Marathon.
Broken into two parts, the contract is easy to complete as long as you know what needs to be done. Let's quickly look at how to complete the contract so that you can access the two remaining quests in the same series.
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Marathon Selection Pressures 2 contract walkthrough
The contract can be broken down into two parts.
How to request and install T-Scan Protocols south of Overflow
First, head to the Overflow POI on the Perimeter map. If you move south from the POI (marked on the spot above), you'll find an isolated building. Use the container in front of it to go to the upper floor. Once you jump on the balcony, a quest marker will reveal the location of a terminal.
Interact with the terminal, and it will request and install T-Scan Protocols. Once done, you can proceed to finish the second and final task of the contract.
How to scan tick infestations across Perimeter
Head to the marked spot on the Columns POI, and you'll find a single room filled with Tick infestations. Head to the roof of the room/building, and you'll come across the first of three Tick Infestations.
Next, head to the Data Wall POI and enter from the first entrance you find when you arrive here from the Columns POI. Turn right, and keep heading straight to find the second Tick infestation.
The final one can be found in the northwest part of the South Relay location. Go inside the tunnels at the spot I have marked on the image above (map), and you'll find your final infestation to scan.
To make matters easier, you can complete the two tasks of this contract separately across different runs.
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Destructoid Wednesday, March 11, 2026 8:39 AM
During Disney Dreamlight Valley's Lucky You event, you'll find Three-Leaf and Four-Leaf Clovers spawning around your village. Their main purpose is to help you unlock an array of exclusive rewards, one of which is granted through the Lucky You! duty.
This quest doesn't give you any guidance as to what needs to be done. All you know is the name of it, which isn't enough information to solve this task. If you're unsure what needs to be done, here's how to complete the Lucky You! duty in Disney Dreamlight Valley.
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How to complete the Lucky You! event task in Disney Dreamlight Valley
Finishing the Lucky You! event duty requires you to hold seven Four-Leaf Clovers in your inventory at the same time. This task is a bit tricky to get done since you must keep all the clovers you find until you have the right amount for it. If you use any Four-Leaf Clovers to craft event items before getting this duty done, they won't count for this quest, as they'll no longer be in your inventory.
You have from March 11 to 17, 2026, to find them before this year's installment of the event ends. It's only around for a week, but it will be back in 2027, so if you don't manage to get it done in time, you can always try again next year.
There are two ways to get Four-Leaf Clovers for this task in DDV:
Four-Leaf Clovers spawn once every 90 minutes in a random biome. Only one can appear at a time, so you'll need to hunt for them until you spot one. After finding one, you'll have an hour and a half of wait time before the next appears, giving you time to collect some Three-Leaf Clovers, do a bit of farming, or decorate your village if you wish.
If you can't find any Four-Leaf Clovers or are approaching the end of the Lucky You event, you can use 10 three-leaf clovers and 500 Dreamlight to craft one yourself. You can get Dreamlight by finishing your regular village tasks, while Three-Leaf Clovers are a much more common variant that spawns around the map every five minutes. You'll find this recipe under Refined Materials in your crafting station.
Lucky You! duty reward in Disney Dreamlight Valley
Completing the Lucky You! duty gets you the Lucky Shirt item as a reward. This is one of the exclusive items you can unlock throughout the Lucky You event, and since there's no other way to get it, you'll certainly want to check off this objective when you can.
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Destructoid Wednesday, March 11, 2026 8:13 AM
The Lucky You event has arrived in Disney Dreamlight Valley, bringing with it quite a selection of prizes you can unlock. To get them all, you'll need to get your hands on some Four-Leaf Clovers.
Four-Leaf Clovers are incredibly rare and tough to track down around the valley, so there's a decent chance you may need some help getting them. If this is the case, here's how to get Four-Leaf Clovers in Disney Dreamlight Valley.
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How to find Four-Leaf Clovers in Disney Dreamlight Valley
Four-Leaf Clovers can spawn anywhere around your main village in DDV. They can appear in all biomes present in the main valley, including the Plaza, Peaceful Meadow, Dazzle Beach, Forest of Valor, Frosted Heights, Sunlit Plateau, Glade of Trust, and Forgotten Lands.
This item is a small, green clover that sparkles once you're decently close to it. While Three-Leaf Clovers are fairly abundant, Four-Leaf Clovers are a rarer variant, which makes tracking them down rather tough. Luckily, you can also craft this item, making it a bit more accessible.
How to craft Four-Leaf Clovers in Disney Dreamlight Valley
You can craft Four-Leaf Clovers by combining 10 Three-Leaf Clovers and 500 Dreamlight. The crafting recipe for this item can be found in the Refined Material section at any crafting station. This is a helpful option if you have dozens of Three-Leaf Clovers and need one or two more Four-Leaf variants, since it allows you another way to farm without sitting around for an hour.
How often do Four-Leaf Clovers respawn in Disney Dreamlight Valley?
From March 11 to 16, one Four-Leaf Clover spawns every 90 minutes. Unlike Three-Leaf Clovers, though, you can only have one Four-Leaf Clover in your DDV village at a time, so you won't be able to sit AFK for six hours and have a bunch spawn. Treat these like an hourly scavenger hunt between farming and questing.
On March 17, the spawn rate and maximum cap for this item change. For the full day, one Four-Leaf Clover can spawn every 15 minutes, and up to nine can be present at any given time. This makes the final day of the event the overall best time to go hunting for them.
How long are Four-Leaf Clovers available in Disney Dreamlight Valley?
Four-Leaf Clovers are available to find for the full duration of the Lucky You event, which runs from March 11 to 17. It's only a week long, so they won't be around for much time at all. Luckily, this event is an annual one, so they'll be back in 2027.
Most event items stay where they are after spawning, even after the event concludes. This means you may find some extra Four-Leaf Clovers left behind around your village after Lucky You ends if you didn't pick all of them up, but no new ones will spawn after this.
How to use Four-Leaf Clovers in Disney Dreamlight Valley
Four-Leaf Clovers are by far the most important item in the Lucky You event, as you need them to craft and otherwise obtain various rewards throughout it. Here's everything you can do with this item.
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Destructoid Wednesday, March 11, 2026 7:10 AM
The second annual installation of Disney Dreamlight Valley's Lucky You event has officially arrived to mark the beginning of a new season. Or, well, close to it. From March 11 to 17, you can collect Three-Leaf and Four-Leaf Clovers to obtain special prizes.
Finding clovers is the most essential part of the event, but the valley is quite vast, and they're rather small, so it can be a pretty tough task to work through. If you're struggling to get your hands on these rare items, here's how to find Three-Leaf Clovers in Disney Dreamlight Valley.
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How to get Three-Leaf Clovers in Disney Dreamlight Valley
Three-Leaf Clovers are DDV's common variety of clover that you can find in any biome around the main valley. This includes the Plaza, Peaceful Meadow, Dazzle Beach, Forest of Valor, Frosted Heights, Sunlit Plateau, Glade of Trust, and Forgotten Lands areas.
They appear as small, bright green clovers that sparkle as you approach them, making them a bit easier to spot. Most biomes are quite green, so they may blend in a bit, which means you'll want to ensure you scour each area carefully.
If you're having trouble finding these clovers, consider placing and using an Ancient Vacuum from the A Rift in Time DLC. This powerful tool can pick them up for you at the cost of a small Mist fee. If your valley is heavily decorated, using this item is a must, as you'll likely have a tough time finding them without it.
How often do Three-Leaf Clovers respawn in Disney Dreamlight Valley?
From March 11 to 16, Three-Leaf Clovers respawn every five minutes, and up to nine of them can be present in the valley at the same time, allowing you to farm them with ease if you hang around for a bit.
On March 17, the final day of the event, things switch up a bit, as a new Three-Leaf Clover can only spawn once every 90 minutes and only one can be present at any given time. The spawning patterns essentially swap with the elusive Four-Leaf Clover for the final day.
How long are Three-Leaf Clovers available in Disney Dreamlight Valley?
Three-Leaf Clovers can be found in the valley for the full duration of the Lucky You event, which runs from March 11 to March 17, 2026. If you log into the game at any point before or after these dates, you may find a few stragglers, as clovers stay where they are until picked after spawning, but you won't spot any new ones.
How to use Three-Leaf Clovers in Disney Dreamlight Valley
Three-Leaf Clovers can be used to craft Four-Leaf Clovers or the Lucky Clover Archway item. Most event prizes require Four-Leaf Clovers, so generally, you'll probably craft most of them into this item. Here are the crafting recipes that call for this item.
If your goal is to "complete" DDV's Lucky You event, you'll want to obtain as many Three-Leaf Clovers as possible. This event is completed by crafting all event prizes, so you need plenty of Three-Leaf Clovers to craft Four-Leaf Clovers, which are essential for most event rewards and the Lucky You! Dreamlight Duty, and to make the Lucky Clover Archway.
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Destructoid Wednesday, March 11, 2026 6:35 AM
Disney Dreamlight Valley has all kinds of festive events that occur on an annual basis. For 2026, the Lucky You event is back for its second run, with plenty of unique rewards you can unlock.
Like most events, this one comes with a couple of tricky components, as you're not given all the details you need to get it done. To ensure you don't miss out on anything this event has to offer, here are all the Lucky You event duties and rewards in Disney Dreamlight Valley.
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How to complete Lucky You event in Disney Dreamlight Valley
To complete the Lucky You event, you need to find Three-Leaf Clovers and Four-Leaf Clovers around the valley, craft them into event items, and tackle the special Lucky You! Dreamlight Duty. In comparison to most other events, this one is fairly small. There's still plenty to get done, though, so here's a full breakdown of everything you need to do in it.
Lucky You event duties in Disney Dreamlight Valley
The Lucky You event has just one special duty for you to work through, which is also called Lucky You!. This mission can be found under the Mysteries page on the Dreamlight tab. To finish this duty, you need to have a total of seven Four-Leaf Clovers in your inventory.
You can have these clovers stored in your own personal inventory or in chests placed around the valley. All that matters is that you have a total of seven saved at the same time. Because of this goal, you'll want to hold off on doing any crafting with the rare Four-Leaf Clovers until you have the amount required for this task. Upon successfully checking off this goal, you get to claim the Lucky Shirt item as a reward.
Lucky You event rewards in Disney Dreamlight Valley
There are four rewards you can earn in the Lucky You event. All of these items require you to obtain Three-Leaf Clovers and Four-Leaf Clovers. Each prize is themed around Saint Patrick's Day.
How to get Three-Leaf Clovers in Disney Dreamlight Valley
Three-Leaf Clovers spawn randomly around all biomes in the main valley for the duration of the event. This includes the Plaza, Peaceful Meadow, Dazzle Beach, Forest of Valor, Frosted Heights, Sunlit Plateau, Glade of Trust, and Forgotten Lands areas. These clovers cannot spawn in DLC worlds like Wishblossom Ranch, Storybook Vale, and Eternity Isle.
Up to nine Three-Leaf Clovers can be present in the valley from March 11 to 16. For more to spawn in, you must have fewer than this number present, so be sure to pick them up often. As long as fewer than nine are in the valley, new Three-Leaf Clovers will spawn every five minutes.
On March 17, the final day of the event, a new Three-Leaf Clover will appear in the valley every 90 minutes. The cap for this special bonus clover is just one, though, so you'll need to stay on top of collecting it to make room for more.
How to get Four-Leaf Clovers in Disney Dreamlight Valley
Four-Leaf Clovers can also spawn randomly anywhere in the valley, including around the Plaza, Peaceful Meadow, Dazzle Beach, Forest of Valor, Frosted Heights, Sunlit Plateau, Glade of Trust, and Forgotten Lands biomes. They also won't pop up in any DLC worlds.
This type of clover is a lot more rare, with only one available to find in the valley at any given time from March 11 to 16. A new Four-Leaf Clover can spawn every 90 minutes as long as you've picked the one that came before it. If you're having trouble gathering enough of this clover, you can also head to a crafting station to make one using 10 Three-Leaf Clovers and 500 Dreamlight.
On March 17, Four-Leaf Clovers become a lot more common to close out the event. For this day, a new clover can spawn every 15 minutes in the valley. Up to nine can be present at once, which means it's by far the easiest time to go hunting for them.
How long is the Lucky You event in Disney Dreamlight Valley?
The Lucky You event is a short and sweet one that only runs from March 11 to 17. This gives you exactly one week to tackle all parts of the event before it leaves. Lucky You is officially an annual occurrence, though, so if you miss out on anything this time around, you can try again in 2027.
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Destructoid Wednesday, March 11, 2026 6:25 AM
Solasta 2 will release worldwide in early access, and not long is left for it to go live on Steam.
Developed by Tactical Adventures, Solasta 2 will be a fresh turn-based tactical coming in the wake of Crown of the Magister. But let's first look at when the game goes live so that you can jump right in.
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Solasta 2 release countdown
Solasta 2's early access begins on Thursday, March 12, and the following countdown will expire once the game goes live.
The countdown is based on the following timings.
The timings are based on the information available on SteamDB. I will duly update the guide if there's any change in the launch timings.
What to expect from Solasta 2
Solasta 2 takes you on a narrative journey that takes place on the continent of Neokos, where you face the threat of Shadwyn. A sequel to Crown of Magister, you once again get to lead your party on a new adventure.
Based on popular TTRPGs, Solasta 2 will have support for full party creation and four ancestries at launch. You can choose between six classes and 13 Subclasses, which adds to the variety in your roster. Moreover, you can also opt for Multi-classing for your characters and explore Act 1. You'll encounter plenty of enemies on your journey, including bonus locations and hidden bosses.
A roadmap has already been planned, and Solasta 2 will receive plenty of updates in the months to come. If you want to check the game out firsthand, you can download the demo that's currently available on Steam.
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