The latest installment of the Minecraft Championships aired on April 30. MCC 21 was the second installment of the event in the second half of MCC season two, and featured fierce competition between the ten competing teams, with the Cyan Coyotes ultimately prevailing. Quite a few changes were introduced for MCC 21, including a fuzzy surprise based on an April Fools’ joke. After joking they would make all the MCC teams dog-themed, Noxcrew chose three dogs from their replies to add to the MCC hub for this event.

With all the excitement of a new Chapter of Fortnite, it can be hard for the servers of the game to keep up. After Chapter Two ended dramatically on Dec. 4, Chapter Three officially launched in the morning hours of Sunday, Dec. 5. All the excitement in stock for the new season caused players to flock to Fortnite, but most players were met with a long queue just to reach the main screen after they installed the update.

Nick “NICKMERCS” Kolcheff is one of the most well-known streamers, bringing in huge audiences whether he’s streaming Fortnite, Warzone, or anything else.  NICKMERCS began his career creating Call of Duty content on a console, the player gained a reputation for his high skill and competed in many tournaments over the years. The streamer’s online exposure grew substantially when he broke the world record for most squad kills in Fortnite. Soon after this, he and his squad smashed their own record again to bring the total to 55.

League of Legends has a rich lore that makes everything inside the game quite meaningful, but that doesn’t mean Riot Games releases skins without unique backstories attached to them. Each skin line hits the in-game market with engaging alternate storylines, and it just adds to the overall quality and joy you’d get out of each skin purchase. When it comes to the best and favorite skins of League players, however, it’s quite hard to make a judgment call.

Dying Light 2 Stay Human returns players to a zombie-infested world where they must use parkour and all weapons at their disposal to survive. The gameplay should feel familiar to players that enjoyed the first game in the series, although the latest title takes place 20 years later with a new main character.  Aiden Caldwell is the new main character in Dying Light 2. He has similar parkour abilities to Kyle Crane, the protagonist from the first game, but a significantly different back story.