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So. Many. New. Grey. Hairs.
Over/under on whether I can be Geralt’s stand-in by the end of this season?

— Lauren S. Hissrich (@LHissrich) March 30, 2021

New DLC is coming to the wacky shark game Maneater, and no, this is not an April Fools prank (we think). Maneater: Truth Quest is a story-driven expansion that puts you back into the cartilage of a bull shark in a story involving mysteries and conspiracies. 30 Rock actor Chris Parnell is back, too, reprising his role as the investigative journalist Trip Westhaven.

The DLC is focused on the Naval Wildlife Organization and how they might not be all they seem to be. For those just catching up, Maneater is the name of the game and the title of a reality TV show hosted by Westhaven. The Truth Quest DLC touches on the next chapter of the story where Westhaven looks into what he believes to be a government cover-up. He believes the existence of the super-charged man-eating shark is proof that the government is secretly creating uber-animals.

“Trip Westhaven, driven to the brink of madness, fires up his ViewTube channel ‘Truth Quest,’ to take his followers, the ‘Questers’ into deep waters in an effort to uncover the dark secrets behind this whale of a tale,” reads a line from the description.

Truth Quest features two new episodes of the in-universe show, along with a new region to explore. The DLC raises the level cap to 40, adds new evolutions to grow your shark to become even deadlier, while the maximum shark size has also been increased.

Players will also encounter new “Uber” predators and “evolved” creatures to fight. The military continues to track you in this expansion, and now they will hunt you by air through helicopters and using new weapons, making it more difficult to escape and survive. The Truth Quest expansion also adds new objectives, including a time trial that challenges you to swim through all the required rings in a certain amount of time, and another that asks you to tail-whip objects to destroy an objective.

Truth Quest is coming sometime this summer and it will cost $14.99 / €14.99 / £12.99 when it arrives. It’ll be available on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, as well as PS4 and Xbox One. Maneater is also coming to Nintendo Switch in late May, but this DLC hasn’t been announced for that version of the game.

GameSpot’s Maneater review scored the game a 7/10.

“With the sharply written, hilariously delivered narration and story beats to freshen up the experience as you go along, Maneater becomes a goofy, fish-flopping romp, with a good balance of limbs to sever, boats to wreck, and challenging creatures to render into bite-sized chunks,” reviewer Phil Hornshaw said. “Maneater isn’t a perfect shark simulator, but it is a fun and funny one whose positive adaptations outpace its drawbacks.”

Maneater was developed by Tripwire Interactive, the Georgia-based studio known for its work on the Killing Floor series, among others.

Want to play MLB The Show 21 but aren’t satisfied with the current roster of baseball players? The game also includes a selection of legends from the game’s past–dating back decades–so you can have your own Field of Dreams moment with a ridiculously good team.

The game’s latest trailer shows the legends playing in modern parks, and we see a selection of both pitchers and position players. Babe Ruth, Mike Schmidt, Rollie Fingers, Tony Gwynn, Chipper Jones, Mariano Rivera, and Roberto Clemente are among the players featured. If you want to hit the catcher’s mitt in the exact same spot with every pitch, you can also play as Greg Maddux, and pitching legend Pedro Martinez is also included.

Clemente is arguably the best Pittsburgh Pirates player of all time, known for an unmatched throwing arm–seriously, it has been ranked as the greatest in baseball history. He recorded his 3,000th career hit before tragically dying in a plane crash while on a humanitarian trip when he was just 38 years old.

MLB The Show 21 is making some big improvements and adding several features this year, particularly on next-gen systems. A new stadium creation tool allows you to make the wackiest park possible and share them online, and for the first time in the franchise’s history, the game is also available on Xbox systems. It even has cross-play, so new Xbox Series X and PS5 owners can play together and argue online about whether Willie Mays or Ted Williams was the better player.

MLB The Show 21 releases for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S on April 20, with collector’s edition purchasers getting it four days early.

Developer Torn Banner Studios has revealed that a cross-play closed beta for its swords and shields multiplayer game Chivalry II will arrive on April 23. PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S participants can try out the 64-player combat of the game, as well as its four base classes that can be expanded into 12 subclasses in the Team Objective mode.

Team Deathmatch and Free-for-all match modes will also be available on the new map The Siege of Rudhelm, and Torn Banner has released videos detailing two of the factions that players can join. The first video is for the Mason Order that wears distinctive red and black colors on the battlefield, and the second video is for the Agatha Knights who have adopted a royal blue and gold color scheme.

The beta will start at 7.30 AM PDT / 10.30 AM EDT on Friday, April 23, and will end at 7.30 PM PT / 10.30 PM ET on Monday, April 26.

Console pre-orders for Chivalry II are now live ahead of its June 8 global launch, with the standard edition costing $40 and the special edition retailing for $50. Pre-order incentives include the Royal Zweihander weapon skin in the standard edition, additional exclusive items in the special edition, and access to the cross-play closed-beta for both versions of the game.

Free cross-generational upgrades from current-gen versions will be supported, if you decide to a PS5 or Xbox Series X|S in the future.

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The big Airship update for Among Us is out now, and as can often happen with big additions, the patch also added some bugs and issues to the game. Developer Innersloth has outlined these known issues and while it’s still fixing some of them, it also provided some workarounds you can use to keep playing in the meantime.

On Android/Google, some Among Us players are reporting “GoogleAuthNoToken” and “LinkAccountFail” errors. Innersloth is aware of this and is looking into a fix. In the meantime, players are advised to use a guest account. This locks them to Quick Chat, but the studio is hopeful that a true fix will come soon.

Some Among Us users are also experiencing an infinite loading screen. To get around this, Innersloth said players can restart the game and it should fix the issue. The studio is aware that some people still get the issue after restarting, and it’s looking into a fix.

Another issue people are experiencing is an error message that says, “The Among Us servers could not authenticate you.” To overcome this, players should create an Among Us account or log in as a guest and then restart the game. This could take “a while,” the studio said, due in part to “server overload.”

For players experiencing issues signing into their accounts, Innersloth said they should double check to make sure you’re not trying to log into multiple accounts (Steam, Google Play, Epic, etc). “Right now the game only supports connecting one account to the game. This also could happen if you are logged into the same account on multiple devices,” Innersloth said.

In terms of known bugs, Innersloth is aware of issues regarding broken sprites, problems with Quick Chat, and getting stuck in place. You can see a rundown of these issues below, some of which have workarounds.

The Airship is a free addition to Among Us, with the game supporting cross-play across PC and mobile, and you also get cross-play on the Nintendo Switch version released just last year. Among Us is console to Xbox later this year, but a release date hasn’t been announced.

Among Us Known Bugs

• If you get stuck in place after a meeting, open and close the Settings menu and you should be free to move again.
• If you are above the minimum age of consent within your country (mostly 13+) and are still locked into Quick Chat (and are logged in, not on an Android device) make sure you change to Free + Quick Chat in the game Settings.
• Certain players are seeing broken player sprites as pink rectangular shapes. This a very specific hardware issue, finding fixes now.
• Your randomized name will keep changing unless you open Account window > tap ‘randomize name’. Then the name you pick sticks
• The Airship cosmetic bundle availability is currently bugged – the RHM hat is not available for those who have purchased the bundle. Fixed on version 2021.3.31.3, but Steam is still on version 2021.3.31.2.