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There's a conspiracy deep at the heart of , and the recent update only complicates the matter. announces in-game events via Major Orders, transmissions from the development team that direct players to complete certain types of missions on certain planets. Major Orders track the progress of players worldwide, allowing Helldivers everywhere to share a common goal, and promoting further unity among the people of Super Earth.

There's an easy way to get advance access to new content, but it's only available for a limited time. Still technically in early access, has already gotten a few updates. However, these are mostly minor, usually consisting of bug fixes or other small-scale changes. Every single one of these is necessary for quality-of-life, but as a whole, they're not terribly exciting.

Rumors of a release date for have existed for years, but new rumors suggest an update could be coming soon. The as-yet-unannounced installment in the spinoff series, would technically be the seventh mainline game. However, it'd only be the fourth since the series established its own identity, a process that began with the incorporation of social simulation elements into .

's map isn't truly open-world; it's divided into regions, and further areas are unlocked as the player progresses through the story. The regions themselves are pretty wide open, though. Each one comprises a significant bit of real estate on ’s larger Gaia map, and they’re all interconnected, even if players can only travel between them after reaching certain milestones in the story.

Fans of the series should pay special attention to 's Protorelic quests. Technically labeled as Phenomenon Intel on the map, these quests are better known by the names of the mysterious artifacts they're centered around: the so-called Protorelics. These technological antiques are highly sought after, especially by resident expert Chadley, who can reverse engineer them into useful items. Completing Protorelic quests also contributes to the gang's overall Party Level in FF7 Rebirth.

[Warning: This article contains spoilers for the ending of FF7 Rebirth.]

The biggest threat to democracy in isn't bugs or Automatons — sometimes, it's other players. Despite being a relatively new game, has already developed a devoted community. That largely stems from its co-op gameplay, which encourages, if not requires, concentrated teamwork. It's not always perfect — selfishness isn't unheard of in . Still, players soldier on, working to get more players invested in the effort to spread democracy through the universe.

boasts the largest playable party in the remake trilogy to date, but it's not complete from the start — characters like Yuffie and Cait Sith take time to join. With nine playable characters, adds depth and variety to the mix of real-time combat and Active Time Battle pioneered by. Each character has their own unique playstyle, from Cloud's up-close, fast-paced sword swipes to Aerith's potent spells and positioning-dependent buffs. Experimenting with different party compositions is half the fun. The other half is mixing and matching Materia with 's Skill Core system.

's official roster is now available in full. Including 250 superstars, a slight increase over 's roster of 246, is one of the biggest video games in recent years. While the bulk of its wrestlers and managers will be available at launch, several others will be released as DLC on a rough monthly schedule. Announced just before the 2024 Royal Rumble, arrives in plenty of time for Wrestlemania XL.

might just have the most minigames of any entry in the series, but they're most concentrated at the Gold Saucer. A veritable minigame paradise, the Gold Saucer is a returning location from the original. It's a glittering palace of entertainment on 's map, a monument to delight and debauchery, and the best place to take a break from endless combat encounters.

There's an easy way to get an unraidable base in . Playable in open online multiplayer exclusively on Steam (for now), has as much of a raiding problem as any other survival game. doesn't have an official PvP mode yet, but that hasn't stopped players from taking advantage of their neighbors. players can walk up on each other's bases, help themselves to resources in unlocked chests, and break just about anything — although they can't capture other players' Pals just yet.

It can be hard to know how Cloud's companions really feel about him, but one hidden feature makes it very clear. has always been known for its rich, memorable cast of characters, and the remake trilogy follows suit. includes more playable characters than, even taking the time to flesh out some of those party members the original game overlooked.