Guides by Action

Assassin’s Creed Mirage – All Gear Chests by region in Baghdad

The golden square chests that can be found throughout Baghdad contain items of Hidden equipment - suits, swords, daggers or their enhancement schemes. Some of them may be in a locked area and locked with a key that...

Assassin’s Creed Mirage – All Dervis Artifacts Locations

Dervis Artifacts are collectibles items that can be stolen from the pockets of eighteen passersby throughout Baghdad. They become available during the quest - "Nur's Contact", after talking to the Dervis. This collectible guide details everything you need to...

Hogwarts Legacy: All Demiguise Moon locations

In the story quest "The Caretaker’s Lunar Lament" you will meet Mr. Gladwin Moon in order to learn the new Alohomor spell that allows you to unlock level 1 locks. You will also receive an side quest, "The...

Hogwarts Legacy – Which House to choose?

As you progress through the storyline at the beginning of the game, you will arrive at the house allocation ceremony. You need to help make a choice to the sorting hat as to which house to place you...

How to get treasure chest in side quest “Well. Well. Well” Hogwarts Legacy?

There are many side quests in the game "Hogwarts Legacy" and one of them is "Well. Well. Well". The purpose of this quest is to explore a mysterious well located in the southern region of Hogwarts. Here is...

How to Get Avada Kedavra, Imperio, and Crucio Spells in Hogwarts Legacy?

Avada Kedavra, known as the Death Curse, is the most powerful of the Unforgivable spells. Three spells, Avada Kedavra, Imperio, and Crucio, are featured in the Hogwarts Legacy. In the Harry Potter books, using any of them on another...

The Last of Us Part I: Left Behind Collectibles – Chapter 12

Discover how to collect all the collectibles in the "Left Behind" add-on of The Last Of Us remake. Here you need to find 14 artifacts, 14 option conversations, and 1 Ellie Jokes (counted as dialogues in the menu). Back...

The Last of Us Part I: The Firefly Lab Collectibles – Chapter 11

Discover how to collect all the collectibles in the last two chapters of The Last Of Us remake. They start when Joel meets Marlene again and you need to find 4 artifacts, 1 Firefly pendants, 1 comics and...

The Last of Us Part I: Bus Depot Collectibles – Chapter 10

Discover how to collect all the collectibles in the tenth chapter «Bus Depot» of The Last Of Us remake. It begins when Joel and Ellie get to Salt Lake City and you need to find 4 artifacts, 3...

The Last of Us Part I: Lakeside Resort Collectibles – Chapter 9

Discover how to collect all the collectibles in chapter ninth «Lakeside Resort» of The Last Of Us remake. It begins with the arrival of winter and you need to find 10 artifacts, 2 Firefly pendants, 2 comic, 1...

About Action

The Action genre in video games encompasses a broad spectrum of titles that prioritize fast-paced gameplay, exhilarating combat, and challenging physical tests. Action games emphasize player reflexes, coordination, and strategic decision-making in dynamic and interactive environments.

Action games can be further classified into subgenres based on specific gameplay mechanics or themes. Here are some notable subgenres within the Action genre:

First-Person Shooter (FPS): These games place players in the perspective of a character armed with various weapons, focusing on combat against enemies. Examples include the “Call of Duty” series, “Halo,” and “DOOM.”

Third-Person Shooter (TPS): Similar to FPS games, but players view the character from a third-person perspective. TPS games often incorporate cover-based mechanics and emphasize tactical shooting. Popular examples include “The Last Of Us” series, “Gears of War” series, “Max Payne,” and “Tom Clancy’s The Division.”

Hack and Slash: These games feature intense melee combat with a focus on high-speed action and combo-based battles. Players engage in combat against hordes of enemies using weapons or supernatural abilities. Famous titles in this subgenre include the “Devil May Cry” series, “God of War,” and “Bayonetta.”

Beat ’em Up: This subgenre involves close-quarters combat against multiple adversaries in side-scrolling or 3D environments. Players typically control a character with various attack moves and must defeat waves of enemies. Classics like “Streets of Rage,” “Double Dragon,” and “Final Fight” fall into this category.

Platformer: While not solely centered on combat, platformers often feature fast-paced action and require precise jumping or maneuvering skills. Players navigate levels, overcoming obstacles, and battling enemies. Examples include the “Super Mario” series, “Sonic the Hedgehog,” and “Rayman.”

Stealth Action: These games prioritize stealth and cautious movement over direct confrontation. Players must utilize stealth mechanics to avoid detection, silently eliminate enemies, or complete objectives undetected. Prominent stealth action games include the “Metal Gear Solid” series, “Assassin’s Creed,” and “Dishonored.”

Open-World Action: This subgenre provides players with expansive, non-linear environments to explore, offering a mix of combat, exploration, and various activities. Players have the freedom to engage in action-packed missions, side quests, or simply roam the world. Examples include the “Grand Theft Auto” series, “Red Dead Redemption,” and “The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.”

Action games deliver an adrenaline-fueled experience, often providing intense and memorable moments. With their focus on skillful gameplay, combat mechanics, and immersive worlds, action games continue to captivate gamers across different platforms.