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The BotW recipe book

BotW recipes are one of the more playful additions to the reinvented Zelda formula. Alongside the crafting system, this offers many, many concoctions for you to discover. It’s very rare that you get given recipes, so finding them by trial and error is key to creating culinary masterpieces. Of course, some players would like to have a recipe book, and that’s what we’ve made here. Every single BotW recipe for every tasty meal.

So, bookmark this page and check back here every time Link’s tummy starts rumbling. Once you’ve had your fill, check out our BotW amiibo guide to get some in-game freebies, or our Zelda BotW map rundown to make sure you actually know where you’re going. If you need a refresher on the stars of the game, check out our BotW Zelda and BotW Link, then head over to our Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom review to embark on a new adventure.

BotW recipe book

Here you can find all the dishes you could every need in BotW:

How do you cook BotW recipes?

Cooking in Breath of the Wild is simple, but not tutorialised. First, you need to find a cooking pot. If it doesn’t have a lit fire beneath it, use some sort of flame to light it (or drop some flint on the wood and use a metal weapon to light it). Once the fire’s lit, it’s time to get cooking.

A picture of Link cooking a BotW recipe.

Go into your inventory and choose the ingredients you want and make sure you get Link to hold them. You can hold up to five items. Once you’re holding them, exit the menu and drop them into the cooking pot. Et voila, you’re now on your way to making countless culinary creations. Bon appetit!

Every BotW recipe

Here are all the BotW recipes. Any ingredient that is non-descript (e.g. vegetable, mushroom, seafood etc.) means that you can use any type of that ingredient. Well, what are you waiting for? Get cooking.

A picture of the BotW recipe for sauteed nuts.

Vegan BotW recipes

Ever wanted to roleplay as an eco-conscious Link? Well, here are all the BotW recipes that don’t harm any animals.

  • Copious fried wild greens – four different vegetables
  • Copious mushroom skewers – four different mushrooms
  • Curry rice – Hylian rice, Goron spice
  • Fragrant mushroom sauté – mushroom, Goron spice
  • Fried wild greens – vegetable
  • Fruit and mushroom mix – fruit, mushroom
  • Herb sauté – vegetable, Goron spice
  • Mushroom rice balls – mushroom, Hylian rice
  • Mushroom skewer – mushroom
  • Rock-hard food – gems or wood
  • Salt-grilled greens – vegetable, rock salt
  • Salt-grilled mushrooms – mushroom, rock salt
  • Sautéed nuts – acorn or Chickaloo tree nut
  • Spicy sautéed peppers – spicy pepper
  • Steamed fruit – fruit, vegetable
  • Steamed mushrooms – mushroom, vegetable
  • Vegetable curry – carrot or pumpkin, Goron spice, Hylian rice
  • Veggie rice balls – vegetable, Hylian rice
  • Wheat bread – rock salt, Tabantha wheat

A picture of the BotW recipe for cream of mushroom soup.

Vegetarian BotW recipes

If you can’t do without eggs and milk, not to worry. You can also be a veggie in Breath of the Wild with this wide array of recipes.

  • Carrot stew – carrot, goat butter, fresh milk, Tabantha wheat
  • Cream of mushroom soup – mushroom, vegetable, fresh milk, rock salt
  • Cream of vegetable soup – vegetable, fresh milk, rock salt
  • Creamy heart soup – radish, hydromelon, voltfruit, fresh milk
  • Curry pilaf – Hylian rice, goat butter, Goron spice
  • Glazed mushrooms – mushroom, courser bee honey
  • Glazed veggies – vegetable, courser bee honey
  • Mushroom omelette – mushroom, bird egg, goat butter, rock salt
  • Mushroom risotto – mushroom, goat butter, Hylian rice, rock salt
  • Pumpkin stew – fortified pumpkin, goat butter, fresh milk, Tabantha wheat
  • Vegetable omelette – vegetable, bird egg, goat butter, rock salt
  • Vegetable risotto – carrot or pumpkin, goat butter, Hylian rice, rock salt
  • Veggie cream soup – pumpkin or carrot, fresh milk, rock salt

A picture of the BotW recipe for meaty rice balls.

Meat BotW recipes

You may see Link as a hardy young man trying to save the world. He can’t be picky with his dietary requirements, right? Well, here’s the list for all you meat lovers out there.

  • Copious meat skewers – four different raw meats
  • Creamy meat soup – raw meat, herb, fresh milk, rock salt
  • Glazed meat – meat, courser bee honey
  • Gourmet meat curry – raw gourmet meat, Hylian rice, Goron spice
  • Gourmet meat stew – raw gourmet meat, goat butter, fresh milk, Tabantha wheat
  • Gourmet meat and rice bowl – raw gourmet meat or raw whole bird, Hylian rice, rock salt
  • Gourmet meat and seafood fry – raw gourmet meat or raw bird thigh, any fish
  • Gourmet spiced meat skewer – raw gourmet meat or raw whole bird, Goron spice
  • Meat curry – raw meat, hylian rice, Goron spice
  • Meat pie – raw meat, Tabantha wheat, goat butter, rock salt
  • Meat skewer – raw meat
  • Meat stew – raw meat, goat butter, fresh milk, Tabantha wheat
  • Meat and mushroom skewer – raw meat, mushroom
  • Meat and rice bowl – raw meat or raw bird drumstick, Hylian rice, rock salt
  • Meat and seafood fry – raw meat or raw bird drumstick, fish
  • Meat-stuffed pumpkin – raw meat, fortified pumpkin
  • Meaty rice balls – raw meat, Hylian rice
  • Prime meat curry – raw prime meat, Hylian rice, Goron spice
  • Prime meat stew – raw prime meat, goat butter, fresh milk, Tabantha wheat
  • Prime meat and rice bowl – raw bird thigh, Hylian rice, Goron spice
  • Prime meat and seafood fry – raw prime meat or raw bird thigh, fish
  • Prime spiced meat skewer – raw prime meat or raw bird thigh, Goron spice
  • Salt-grilled gourmet meat – raw gourmet meat or raw whole bird, rock salt
  • Salt-grilled meat – raw meat or raw bird drumstick, rock salt
  • Salt-grilled prime meat – raw prime meat or raw bird thigh, rock salt
  • Spiced meat skewer – raw meat or raw bird drumstick, Goron spice
  • Spicy pepper steak – meat, spicy pepper
  • Steamed meat – meat, vegetable

A picture of the BotW recipe for poultry curry.

Poultry BotW recipes

A more delicate flavour than the meat above, here are all the poultry BotW recipes.

  • Gourmet poultry curry – raw whole bird, Hylian rice, Goron spice
  • Gourmet poultry pilaf – raw whole bird, bird egg, goat butter, Hylian rice
  • Poultry curry – raw bird drumstick, Goron spice, Hylian rice
  • Poultry pilaf – raw bird drumstick, bird egg, goat butter, Hylian rice
  • Prime poultry curry – raw bird thigh, Hylian rice, Goron spice
  • Prime poultry pilaf – raw bird thigh, bird egg, goat butter, Hylian rice

A picture of the BotW recipe for seafood rice balls.

Seafood BotW recipes

Link is a fine swimmer, and great at riding boats with that big leaf he has. Surely he’s a fan of seafood?

  • Clam chowder – hearty blueshell snail, goat butter, fresh milk, Tabantha wheat
  • Copious seafood skewers – four different fish
  • Crab omelette with rice – crab, bird egg, rock salt, Hylian rice
  • Crab risotto – crab, rock salt, Hylian rice, goat butter
  • Crab stir-fry – crab, Goron spice
  • Creamy seafood soup – seafood, herb, rock salt, fresh milk
  • Fish pie – seafood, rock salt, goat butter, Tabantha wheat
  • Fish and mushroom skewer – fish, mushroom
  • Glazed seafood – seafood, courser bee honey
  • Porgy meunière – porgy, goat butter, Tabantha wheat
  • Salmon meunière – hearty salmon, rock salt, Hylian rice, goat butter
  • Salmon risotto – hearty salmon, rock salt, Hylian rice, goat butter
  • Salt-grilled crab – crab, rock salt
  • Salt-grilled fish – fish, rock salt
  • Seafood curry – porgy or hearty blueshell snail, Hylian rice, Goron spice
  • Seafood fried rice – porgy or hearty blueshell snail, Hylian rice, rock salt
  • Seafood meunière – seafood, goat butter, Tabantha wheat
  • Seafood paella – porgy, hearty blueshell snail, rock salt, goat butter, Hylian rice
  • Seafood rice balls – fish, Hylian rice
  • Seafood skewer – crab or snail
  • Spicy pepper seafood – fish, spicy pepper
  • Steamed fish – fish, vegetable

A picture of the BotW recipe for monster rice balls.

Monster BotW recipes

If you’re looking to explore Link’s darker side, here are all the monster-based BotW recipes. He has to take what he can get, right?

  • Dubious food – monster parts or other non-edible items
  • Monster cake – monster extract, cane sugar, goat butter, Tabantha wheat
  • Monster curry – monster extract, Goron spice, Hylian rice
  • Monster rice balls – monster extract, Hylian rice, rock salt
  • Monster soup – monster extract, goat butter, fresh milk, Tabantha wheat
  • Monster stew – monster extract, meat, seafood

A picture of the BotW recipe for egg pudding.

Desert BotW recipes

Everyone deserves a treat every now and then. Ruin Link’s diet with these lovely sweet treats.

  • Apple pie – apple, goat butter, cane sugar, Tabantha wheat
  • Carrot cake – carrot, goat butter, cane sugar, Tabantha wheat
  • Copious simmered fruit – four different fruit
  • Egg tart – bird egg, goat butter, Tabantha wheat, cane sugar
  • Egg pudding – bird egg, fresh milk, cane sugar
  • Energising honey candy – courser bee honey
  • Energising honey crepe – courser bee honey, Tabantha wheat, bird egg, cane sugar, fresh milk
  • Fried bananas – mighty bananas, cane sugar, Tabantha wheat
  • Fruit cake – apple or wildberry, fruit, cane sugar, Tabantha wheat
  • Fruit pie – fruit, goat butter, cane sugar, Tabantha wheat
  • Honeyed apple – apple, courser bee honey
  • Honeyed fruits – fruit, courser bee honey
  • Hot buttered apple – apple, goat butter
  • Nut cake – acorn or Chikaloo tree nut, goat butter, cane sugar, Tabantha wheat
  • Plain crepe – Tabantha wheat, bird egg, cane sugar, fresh milk
  • Pumpkin pie – fortified pumpkin, goat butter, cane sugar, Tabantha wheat
  • Simmered fruit – fruit
  • Wildberry crepe – wildberry, bird egg, cane sugar, fresh milk, Tabantha wheat

Drink BotW recipes

One stiff drink for Link. Well, he’s underage, so no booze. But still, it’s got a fairy in it. That’s got to make him feel a little wavey, right?

  • Fairy tonic – fairy

Whoa, that’s a lot of BotW recipes. You’re ready to explore Hyrule with a full belly thanks to our BotW recipe book. If you need more Zelda magic, we’ve got a Skyward Sword amiibo guide to get you started in this classic Wii adventure.

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Man of Medan Switch review – all that glisters is not gold

The Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan is the first in Supermassive’s popular series of standalone cinematic interactive drama and survival horror games. It’s seen much praise since its 2019 release and continues to thrive amongst a cult fanbase spread across PC, PlayStation, and Xbox. But Supermassive isn’t content with merely offering in-game jump scares, giving us all a shock when it shadow-dropped the Man of Medan Switch version out of nowhere in early May, 2023. So, how do the spooks size up?

Let’s begin with a brief rundown. In case you’re unfamiliar, The Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan is a heavily cinematic and narrative-driven game in which your choices matter. It takes place in the middle of the South Pacific Ocean near French Polynesia and revolves around a group of young adults and their ship’s captain, setting out at sea on a small skipper to do a spot of diving in search of an undiscovered wreck. However, the tides soon change, as a group of modern-day pirates commandeer the ship and set out in search of a mysterious treasure called the ‘Manchurian Gold’.

Our unlikely crew of captors and captives soon find themselves aboard an abandoned WWII ghost ship which appears to be tied to this treasure. But, of course, not all is as it seems, and the tale soon devolves into one of chaos, fuelled by greed, fear, and even a pinch of an apparent supernatural threat.

As with the other titles in Supermassive Game’s repertoire, Man of Medan sees you take control of the five captives at different points, exploring the ship, collecting clues, and attempting to avoid peril long enough to escape. With heaps of key decisions on your shoulders and the lives of the protagonists in your hands, it’s up to you which branching paths your story takes and whether the characters live or die, leading to a great level of replayability as you explore all of the potential outcomes.

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Man of Medan offers a single-player mode, a two-player online co-op mode called ‘shared story’, and an up to five-player local co-op mode called ‘movie night’, which sees you and your pals taking control of the different characters, along with prompts to pass the controller at each turn.

Each playthrough lasts around four to four and a half hours, which feels just right for this type of game, and there are plenty more hours to pack in if you want to explore the different outcomes and collectables. Whether alone or with friends, every run can offer a vastly different experience, despite the overall linear path of the narrative – which is easily one of the main reasons why the game still manages to captivate its audiences to this day.

In terms of gameplay, the game mostly revolves around walking sections spliced with cutscenes, with the main crux hinging on those aforementioned choices, collecting key items and premonitions to supplement your knowledge or influence the outcome of certain scenes, and occasional QTE sequences (quick time events).

The control scheme in the Man of Medan Switch version is as simple and easy to grasp as on any other platform, and its button layout translates well to the joy-cons and Switch Pro controller. You walk around with the left joystick, interact with items using A and ZR, and hit buttons to align with prompts during specific QTE sequences. For the most part, I find inputs to be very reliable and responsive, with little to no delay, which is exceptionally important in a game where failing a QTE can have a massive impact on the outcome of your game.

Man of Medan Switch review - a screenshot of Fliss walking around the boat, with a corpse in the foreground

Camera angles are fixed and cinematic, which certainly adds to the interactive movie vibe, but it can sometimes make movement feel a little sluggish and clumsy, feeling closest to the first Resident Evil despite not being true tank controls. This isn’t an issue unique to the Switch version, though the lower resolution and, of course, a smaller screen in handheld mode, can make it a little trickier to work out where you are in relation to the objects and doorways around you. Luckily, I find this is pretty easy to adapt to, and once I got back into the rhythm of how the characters control, I had little trouble aside from the occasional hiccup.

Right from its initial announcement of the Switch version, Supermassive has been quite transparent about the technical limitations of this port, even noting the 24fps cap at the bottom of the Nintendo eShop page. I was initially quite pessimistic about how this low cap would look, but it’s important to note that Man of Medan is a very cinematic game, and 24fps is the universally accepted norm for a ‘cinematic frame rate’ – and it actually holds up pretty well here, for the most part.

The lower frame rate is hardly noticeable in handheld mode, though it does occasionally make the game look a bit stuttery in docked mode. This is especially noticeable in some of the late-game sequences that clearly push the Switch’s ageing hardware to its limits, such as while you’re exploring the stormy rooms during Distress Signal or running away in Revenge. Naturally, with the frame rate cap already being so low, any further drops do look particularly choppy – far more so than such a minor drop in a higher FPS tile.

Man of Medan Switch review - a screenshot of a 'keep calm' QTE

For the most part, this isn’t too problematic and didn’t particularly impact my enjoyment of the game. However, I did have a stumble towards the end of my first playthrough in docked mode, where the frame rate dropped dramatically during a keep calm QTE, causing me to fail and have to restart the chapter in order to keep everyone alive. Luckily, upon re-loading, the frame rate managed to smooth itself out – but that’s something to keep in mind.

Beyond the frame rate cap and occasional stuttering, Man of Medan’s Switch version is noticeably downscaled compared to versions on other platforms. This lower resolution does result in some visual hiccups, such as some pretty intense texture popping and inconsistent lighting at times – all of which is far more noticeable in docked mode than handheld.

However, I truly respect that Supermassive put in the work to make this port manageable on native hardware rather than slapping together a Cloud version. It’s clear that a lot of work went into bringing Man of Medan to Switch, and the game truly tests the limits of this six-year-old console, meaning it’s honestly quite impressive that it looks so good.

In addition to the desirable portability, the Man of Medan Switch version also offers a few additional features as the icing on the cake. These include updated gameplay features, such as a wider choice of accessibility options, improved UI and interactions, and even an extended playable chapter called Flooded – a climactic ending to the game that introduces brand new deaths. These additional features both sweeten the deal for new players and offer an extra layer of incentive for long-time fans of The Dark Pictures Anthology to give the Switch version a try.

Man of Medan Switc review - accessibility options page

The extended accessibility options are also a very welcome addition, offering you the ability to toggle single action buttons, hold to complete button mash, QTE timers, and more. There are also a nice variety of subtitle and text options, including size, colour, and a dyslexia-friendly font. Unfortunately, subtitles are off by default, and you need to go to the in-game settings to turn them on. I personally believe that subtitles should always be on by default, especially in narrative, choice-driven games like Man of Medan.

Though the Man of Medan Switch version is definitely a downgrade in comparison with the other ports, it still offers plenty of enjoyment. I can’t recommend it as the ‘best’ way to play the game, but it maintains much of the mystery and tension of the original, and, for the most part, its visual and performance issues are quite infrequent or minor, meaning it’s still an enjoyable experience.

The price point is also respectable, avoiding that all-too-familiar ‘Switch tax’ that seems to tack itself onto just about every third-party release and port. It sits at $19.99/£17.99, which is very close to its current full price on Steam, and roughly half of its launch RRP – a respectable cost for such a memorable game.

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In short, if you’re interested in the world of cinematic, choice-driven narrative horror, and feel you can overlook some of the shortcomings enforced by the Switch’s ageing hardware, then you should have a pretty great time with this little jewel of the sea, especially with the added benefit of portability and new content. Its winding mystery, believable characters, and impactful choice system makes for an all-around tense and atmospheric experience, and, like the ocean lapping at the edge of a shore, it’s sure to keep tugging you back for more.

If you’re on the hunt for even more terrific terrors, check out our list of the best horror games on Switch and mobile. We’ve also got a selection of the best visual novel games for your perusal, offering a variety of less spooky stories.

Man of Medan Switch review

The first entry into The Dark Pictures Anthology, Man of Medan still holds up as a tense, cinematic horror experience where every choice matters. Unfortunately, the Switch’s ageing hardware holds this version’s performance back, but it’s nonetheless an impressive port with some welcome additions, and still captures the souls of all who board this ship.

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Tiny Dragon Story kicks off RedDeer Games’ Indie Spring Spree

Tiny Dragon Story is out now on the Nintendo Switch, kicking off RedDeer Games’ Indie Spring Spree. This event sees the publisher releasing four new indie games for the Switch across the four Fridays in May. The games come from a range of genres and styles so that everyone has something to look forward to this month.

The first game in the Indie Spring Spree is Tiny Dragon Story, a nostalgic 1-bit platformer where you (unsurprisingly) play as a tiny dragon looking to reclaim the treasure that a cunning wizard stole from him. The retro visuals and atmosphere are great for players looking for nostalgia or newer fans of the retro gaming genre. You can grab the game now on the Nintendo Switch eShop for a super-discounted launch price.

RedDeer Games’ (RDG) second release is For a Vast Future, which hits the Switch on May 12. In this dystopian RPG you take on the role of an outlaw fighting against the vicious, self-appointed governments and cults that have taken control. Following the dystopian theme, Mechanic 8320 releases on May 19 for fans of sci-fi point and click adventures.

RDG has yet to announce the final game rounding off the Indie Spring Spree, but we do know that it’s a “sinister expressionist tale of the classic battle between good and evil, amidst the walls of a gloomy, corrupt city”. We can’t wait to find out more on May 10.

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That’s everything you need to know about the RDG Indie Spring Spree. If you’re looking for more hidden gems, check out our list of the best indie games on Switch or our round-up from the Nintendo Indie World Showcase.

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Minit Fun Racer is helping raise money for charity… fast!

You may be aware of the fun action title Minit, where you replay the same minute on repeat, only to learn more about the world each time. Well, publisher Devolver Digital is following this up with an exciting expansion to the monochrome universe, and the Minit Fun Racer release date is already here!

Minit Fun Racer is an endless-runner-style game that sees you hop over traffic, collect coins, and just generally race around having fun. 100% of all profits from the title go to charity, and Doctors Without Borders is one of the first to receive funding.

Much like Minit itself, Minit Fun Racer features a simplistic black-and-white style and chunky pixel art, but the visuals are very much part of the charm. We don’t expect this title to set the world on fire, but Devolver Digital is known for its quality titles, and at the cost of $2.99/£2.69, this is a really easy way to donate to charity while having some fun.

You can watch the Minit Fun Racer release date trailer below to get a glimpse of the title in action.

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For even more great content, be sure to check out our comprehensive guides covering Honkai Star Rail codes and our Honkai Star Rail tier list.

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Kage Tycoon codes

If you’re on the hunt for Kage Tycoon codes, we’re here to help. One of many Roblox games inspired by the hit anime Naruto/Boruto, Kage Tycoon is an addictive and fun title that fans of the classic manga series are bound to love. Get ready to battle opponents, build your base, and live out your anime dreams, thanks to our full guide.

If you love Roblox, well, Pocket Tactics has more great guides than Naruto has episodes of anime, so be sure to check out all of our amazing content. We have articles covering Blue Locked League codes, Untitled Attack on Titan codes, Undertale Timeline Reset codes, Monster Hunt Simulator codes, Unwavering Soul codes, The Resistance Tycoon codes, Yeet a Friend codes, and so many more.

Kage Tycoon codes

Active codes:

  • 80kvisits! – 20,000 xp
  • 1500likes! – 10,000 cash and 1,000 rc

Expired codes:

  • 4000visits!
  • 800visits!
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What are Kage Tycoon codes?

Kage Tycoon codes are a collection of numbers and letters you can input within the game, allowing you to unlock exclusive rewards, boosts, and bonuses to help your gameplay. Developer BLMINDS releases codes regularly to coincide with events, updates, and holidays, often within the BLMINDS Discord.

How do I redeem Kage Tycoon codes?

It is really easy to redeem Kage Tycoon codes, just follow these simple steps:

  • Open up Roblox
  • Open Kage Tycoon
  • Click on the shopping cart icon on the side of the screen
  • Input a code into the text box
  • Click enter
  • Enjoy your rewards!

That’s all we have for our Kage Tycoon codes guide for today, but check back regularly for all the latest updates. For even more helpful content, check out our guide to Roblox promo codes next.

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Honkai Star Rail codes May 2023

April 30, 2023: we added a new Honkai Star Rail code to our list!

All aboard, because we’ve gathered this list of all the latest Honkai Star Rail codes to help you out on your astral adventure. Of course, you get plenty of awesome goodies and bountiful rewards from missions, quests, and events, but everyone loves a freebie, right? We update this guide regularly, so be sure to check back often to snap up all the latest goodies.

If you want to see which characters you should be spending those hard-earned stellar jades on from Honkai Star Rail redeem code list, check out our Honkai Star Rail tier list and Honkai Star Rail banner guides. We’ve also got a roundup of the latest Honkai Star Rail update, along with info on all the current and upcoming Honkai Star Rail events.

New Honkai Star Rail codes

Here are all the active Honkai Star Rail codes:

  • 2T7BP4JVEBT7 – three adventure log, two condensed aether, three cosmic fried rice, 5k credits (new!)
  • STARRAILGIFT – 50 stellar jade, 10k credits, two traveler’s guides, and five bottled soda (new!)
  • HSRVER10XEDLFE – 50 stellar jade and 10k credits (new!)

During the Honkai Star Rail Departure Festival, Hoyoverse also announced an extra gift, no code needed. After April 30, 5AM PST / 8AM EST / 1PM BST, all Honkai Star Rail Trailblazers who reach Trailblaze level ten can claim ten Honkai Star Rail Special Passes from their in-game mailbox. Valid until June 6, 3PM PST / 6PM EST / 11PM BST.

Expired codes:

  • HSRGRANDOPEN1 – 100 stellar jade and 50k credits
  • HSRGRANDOPEN2 – 100 stellar jade and five traveler’s guides
  • HSRGRANDOPEN3 – 100 stellar jade x100 and four refined aether
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How do I redeem my Honkai Star Rail codes?

Redeeming your HSR codes is easy, just follow these simple steps.

  • Head to the Honkai Star Rail redeem page
  • Log into your Hoyoverse account
  • Select your server
  • Paste your redemption code into the box
  • Hit redeem
  • Head to your in-game mailbox and enjoy your rewards!

Alternatively, you can redeem Honkai Star Rail codes in-game by following these steps:

  • Launch Honkai Star Rail
  • Go to the pause menu
  • Tap the ‘…’ icon next to your namecard
  • Select the code redemption option
  • Paste or type your code in the text box
  • Hit confirm
  • Head to the in-game mailbox and claim those goodies!

Expired HSR codes:
There are no expired Honkai Star Rail codes right now.

How do I get more Honkai Star Rail stellar jade?

You’re going to need a lot of stellar jade in order to roll for more characters. Here are the best methods.

  • Aptitude Showcase: similar to test runs in Genshin Impact, Aptitude Showcases let you try out characters to gain rewards, here are the current goodies. Test Honkai Star Rail’s Seele, Honkai Star Rail’s Pela, Honkai Star Rail’s Hook, and Honkai Star Rail’s Natasha to earn stellar jade, adventure logs, thief’s instinct, extinguished cores, credits, and ancient parts
  • Quests: complete quests to earn more stellar jade
  • Chests: opening chests in-game gives you a couple of free stellar jade
  • Achievements: these are objectives you can complete in-game, that also grant you stellar jade

Where do I get more Honkai Star Rail redeem codes?

The best place to pick up the latest codes is right here! So bookmark this page and check back from time to time. You can also follow the official Honkai Star Rail Twitter and Facebook, or join the Discord channel as well.

What are Honkai Star Rail codes?

HSR codes give you in-game freebies such as stellar jade to spend on new characters and credits to buy some helpful items. Hoyoverse tends to release codes alongside update livestreams, these happen every six weeks for Genshin Impact, so we hope to see them appear as often in Honkai Star Rail.

That’s all the Honkai Star Rail redeem codes we’ve got for now, but keep your eyes peeled as we update this guide frequently. In the meantime, be sure to snap up some more Hoyoverse goodies with our Genshin Impact codes, or get yourself ready for all the upcoming Honkai Star Rail events and Genshin Impact events.

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A Vampire Survivors animated show is in the works

Game developer Poncle is partnering with the incredible team at Story Kitchen to create a Vampire Survivors animated show. After becoming the highest-rated game on Steam in 2022 and beating out Elden Ring to win Best Game at the 2023 BAFTA Gaming Awards, Vampire Survivors is out to conquer the small screen.

Story Kitchen is a new media company founded by two huge names in Hollywood – John Wick creator and writer Derek Kolstad and co-producer of the Sonic movies Dmitri Johnson. The team is already working on various game-to-tv adaptations including Tomb Raider and Splinter Cell for Netflix, and It Takes Two for Amazon.

Poncle and Story Kitchen are also working alongside games consulting agency Robot Teddy. Director of Business Development at Robot Teddy Alessandro Bovenzi said, “Collaborating with Poncle on Vampire Survivors has been a coffin-load of fun. And now, with Story Kitchen on board, we’re thrilled to be adding even more depth to the world of the undead.”

Founder of Poncle Luca Galante added, “The most important thing in Vampire Survivors is the story, so it’s a dream come true to see what started as a little indie game I made on my weekends come to life as an animated TV show! It’s also great to be partnering up with such experienced and talented people to make the show.”

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When is the Vampire Survivors animated show release date?

As Story Kitchen have only just announced the project, there is no official release date yet for the Vampire Survivors animated show. We’ll update this page as soon as we know when and where the show will come out.

That’s everything you need to know about the Vampire Survivors animated show. If you’re ready to get your fangs stuck in to one of the best games of 2022, check out our Vampire Survivors DLC and Vampire Survivors weapons and evolutions guides. Or if you’re in the mood for something more sci-fi, check out our Honkai Star Rail tier list and Honkai Star Rail codes.

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The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom preview breakdown

We’re absolutely champing at the bit for any information on the upcoming sequel to Breath of the Wild, as The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is now tantalisingly close. So close in fact, that several outlets recently played the title at Tears of the Kingdom previews, and are spilling a few key details in the process. So, we’re putting together several of these previews and going over some of the details you might miss.

Before we para-sail into the rest of this guide, we’ve got more great pieces of content than Hyrule has shrines, so be sure to check it all out. We’ve got articles covering Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom fusion, Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom enemies, Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom trailer breakdown, Zelda Tears of the Kingdom: Zonai, and much more.

Let’s take a closer look at everything revealed in the Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom previews.

Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom previews

First up, we’re gathering up some of the most informative previews all in one place, so you can easily watch them all right here.

IGN

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New Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom preview information

We’re busy pouring over every single second of new footage on Tears of the Kingdom and are picking several key new details we’ve spotted, that you otherwise might have missed. You can find them all below.

  • The Travel Medallion returns from Breath of the Wild’s DLC, and serves exactly the same purpose. This customisable fast travel warp point means Link can return to sky islands with ease
  • Link makes exciting new creations by using the Ultrahand ability and items known as Zonai parts. A fun new gacha-like sphere drops new parts when Link brings it a Zonai charge which the new enemy known as Zonai constructs drop when killed
  • Footage reveals that those blue vials at Link’s hip are to be charged for a battery meter, which powers your Zonai creations. We don’t know how to increase this battery charge yet, but footage reveals Link with different amounts, so he must gain more somehow
  • There’s a second map now with the addition of the sky map. This new addition helps Link chart the land high above Hyrule, and keep track of the many different sky islands. Though we’re not sure how we reveal the map just yet, or if it’s like the Shiekah Tower mechanic from the original Breath of the Wild
  • When Link picks up a weapon with a full inventory, you’re now given the option to drop a weapon immediately. In Breath of the Wild the game forces you to go back into your inventory before opening the chest again, so this is a huge timesaver
  • We now have a recipe book, so Link remembers meals he cooks, and presumably can cook them again if he has the ingredients. Another simple change that saves a lot of time
  • You can now throw any item, much like tossing weapons in Breath of the Wild. Alongside the elemental items such as the various chu chu jellies, this means Link can unleash an attack without wasting any weapons
  • The new Ascend feature not only allows Link to travel through solid objects from below and peer out into the world above, but it also freezes time. This means if Link uses ascend in a cave, but uncovers an enemy camp high up above, you can choose to quickly dip back down and save your skin
  • Link’s new abilities such as Fuse and Ultrahand are selectable with a radial dial, much like choosing weapons in Skyward Sword. This is much easier than the menu from Breath of the Wild, plus, footage reveals at least two additional slots for abilities, so there is more to discover in the full game

Alright, folks, that’s all we have on the Zelda Tears of the Kingdom previews for now. We hope you find this helpful, and if you’re just as excited as us to finally revisit the land of Hyrule, be sure to check out our Zelda Tears of the Kingdom pre-order guide next.

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Honkai Star Rail tier list April 2023 – the best characters

Our Honkai Star Rail tier list is here to help you find the best characters in this gacha RPG from Hoyoverse. We’ve gathered information from numerous beta tests and tried out the characters ourselves to ensure you fill your team with strong damage dealers, tanks, and supporters.

If you can’t get enough of Hoyoverse’s gacha RPG, make sure you check out our Honkai Star Rail codes and builds for Honkai Star Rail’s Bronya, Honkai Star Rail’s Seele, and Honkai Star Rail’s Jing Yuan. Or, if you want to play something similar, head on over to our Genshin Impact tier list and Genshin Impact code guide.

Honkai Star Rail tier list – best characters

Here’s our Honkai Star Rail tier list:

Tier Honkai Star Rail tier list
S ClaraGepardJing YuanLuochaSeele
A BailuBladeBronyaHimekoKafkaNatashaPelaSilver WolfTrailblazerWeltYanqing
B ArlanAstaDan HengHertaHookMarch 7thQingqueSampoSushang
C ServalTingyun

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Honkai Star Rail DPS tier list

Our Honkai Star Rail DPS tier list includes characters from the paths of The Hunt, who deal extraordinary amounts of single-target damage and Erudition, who deal remarkable amounts of multi-target damage.

Despite them falling more into the sub-DPS or enabler role due to their focus on debuffing enemies through DoTs and status ailments, we’ve also included characters who tread the path of Nihility here for the sake of brevity.

Tier Honkai Star Rail characters
S Blade, Jing Yuan, Kafka, Seele
A Himeko, Silver Wolf, Yanqing, Welt, Pela
B Serval, Herta, Qingque, Sushang, Dan Heng, Sampo
C

Honkai Star Rail tank tier list

Our Honkai Star Rail tank tier list ranks characters that tread the path of the Preservation, who have powerful defensive abilities that protect both themselves and their allies in a variety of ways and Destruction, who deal heaps of damage while also possessing great survivability that allows them to excel in many combat scenarios.

Tier Honkai Star Rail characters
S Gepard
A Trailblazer (Preservation), Arlan, Clara
B Hook, Trailblazer (Destruction), March 7th
C

Honkai Star Rail support tier list

Our Honkai Star Rail support tier list ranks characters from the paths of Harmony, who apply buffs to allies and improve their team’s combat capacities and the Abundance, who heal allies.

Tier Honkai Star Rail characters
S Bailu, Bronya, Luocha
A Natasha
B Tingyun, Asta
C

As we mentioned above, our Honkai Star Rail tier list is bound to change over time, as we’ve based it on information from the warp menu for each character at level 80 with all eidolons, and our limited experience with a few of the characters.

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Upcoming Honkai Star Rail characters

We’re just getting to grips with a few new Honkai Star Rail characters that have made their debut in the final closed beta. You can expect them to appear in our tier list as soon as we have a chance to try them out. You can find our guides on them below, as well as a little bit of background information.

Honkai Star Rail’s Fu Xuan – unavailable during the beta

How do I perform a Honkai Star Rail reroll?

We’re unsure of the Honkai Star Rail reroll instructions just yet, but as soon as we have the game we’ll provide you with step-by-step instructions on how to do so.

Who are the best Honkai Star Rail characters?

Here’s a little more information on the six characters who feature in the S-rank of our Honkai Star Rail tier list.

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Clara

We recommend you use Honkai Star Rail’s Clara in a sub-tank and physical damage dealer role. With some handy counterattacks to dish out extra damage between turns and her ultimate that taunts enemies, she’s an asset to many teams.

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Gepard

Honkai Star Rail’s Gepard is also a fantastic tank and sub-DPS character. His chilling ice attacks and ability to freeze enemies are super handy and his ultimate has a shield that protects him from harm.

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Jing Yuan

The number one husbando for the Pocket Tactics team, Honkai Star Rail’s Jing Yuan is the best choice for a DPS character in your team. He’s easily the strongest multi-target DPS we’ve tried.

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Luocha

Not only is Honkai Star Rail’s Luocha very handsome, but he’s also our first pick for support. His healing scales with his attack, he can deal some pretty good damage, and remove any buffs from foes.

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Seele

Honkai Star Rail’s Seele is a fantastic DPS option who can deal loads of damage to a single target over a short period of time. We recommend you build her focusing on attack and crit.

That’s everything we’ve got for you in our Honkai Star Rail tier list. Make sure you check out our Honkai Impact characters and Honkai Star Rail banner guides for more mobile RPG goodness.

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Shinobi Life 2 codes April 2023 free spins and RellCoins

What are the latest new Shinobi Life 2 codes? There’s a Roblox game out there for everyone, whether it’s running away from Piggy, or looking after cute pets in Adopt Me! But recently one game, in particular, has risen to massive popularity: Shinobi Life 2. It’s a Naruto-style ninja game where you explore an open world and fight against opponents in the arena, using your martial prowess and abilities.

You can use Shinobi Life 2 codes, formerly known as Shindo Life codes, to get freebies, which make your character stronger. Here we round up the latest free codes in the game so you can claim some free spins, power yourself up and get RellCoins. We also explain how to redeem the Shindo codes in-game lower down the page.

New Shinobi Life 2 codes

Here are all the active Shindo Life codes:

  • Racest! – RellCoins and spins (new!)
  • Raycest! – RellCoins and spins (new!)
  • RayNaygan! – RellCoins and spins (new!)
  • edocoNLOL! – RellCoins and spins
  • NoCodeBackwards! – RellCoins and spins
  • CodeManCan! – RellCoins and spins
  • CodeTanW4nPan! – RellCoins and spins
  • CodeSamaLam4! – RellCoins and spins
  • CodeSanLan! – RellCoins and spins

You can watch the video below for more on the latest Shinobi Life 2 update.

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How do I redeem Shinobi Life 2 codes?

Here’s everything you need to know in order to redeem a Shinobi Life 2 code.

  • Open Shinobi Life 2 in Roblox
  • Find ‘Edit’ in the main menu
  • Press the YouTube Code button in the top-right corner
  • Type or paste your code into the box
  • Enjoy the freebies!

Expired Shindo Life codes:

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What are Shinobi Life 2 codes?

Shindo codes are given out by the developer of Shinobi Life 2, RELL World, and it offers in-game rewards, but most notably, they give you free spins and RELL Coins.

How do I get more Shinobi Life 2 codes?

What you really want from Shinobi Life 2 codes are free spins, and you can get these in-game by completing daily quests or levelling up. You can also join the Rell Games Discord to see when any new Shindo codes are posted for the game, or follow the official Twitter and Youtube.

We also recommend you take a look at our other Shino content, we have Shindo Life spawn times, a Bloodline tier listShindo Life private server codes, Jinshiki private server codes, and Vinland codes. We also have a list of the best Roblox games if you want something different.

Once you’ve grabbed a load of Shinobi Life 2 codes, be sure to check out some of our other Roblox content. For more freebies, try our Roblox promo codesKing Legacy codes, Pixel Piece codes, All-Star Tower Defense codesBlox Fruits codes, Fruit Warriors codes, and Anime Adventures codes. Oh, and don’t forget to take a look at our Coin Master free spin links, Free Fire redeem codes, and Pokédex.