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In the opening hour of Marvel’s Avengers, you’ll get to experience a small sampling of each playable hero. From Captain America’s firm resolve and focus in combat, to the tactical abilities of Iron Man, and the Hulk’s raw strength, the playable roster of heroes covers many different bases in a fight. The story campaign is a great way to experience the game’s slate of heroes and get accustomed to them at a steady pace. With each character having their own complex skill trees, gear-sets, and customizable options to pick from, it might feel overwhelming when deciding which hero is right for you.

With that in mind, GameSpot has a quick explainer on each of the game’s current slate of characters, detailing what they bring to the table and how you might enjoy playing them during an intense fight. While you can jump straight into the online multiplayer, it’s best to start with the campaign to get a sense of what the game is about. So with that, here’s our look at each hero in Marvel’s Avengers. If you want a more detailed look at each playable hero, then check out our on-going break downs for each character, such as this explainer for Iron Man.

For more of GameSpot’s coverage of Marvel’s Avengers, including our beginner’s tips, a breakdown of the endgame content and our current set of impressions about the game, check out our Marvel’s Avengers hub page.

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Alan Ritchson will play Jack Reacher in the upcoming Amazon TV series based off the book series.

Amazon announced the news in a press release on Friday. Ritchson celebrated on his verified Instagram page with a screenshot of an article confirming the news.

“I guess my joke about not fitting in bathtubs a couple weeks ago really killed at @amazonprimevideo,” the caption says. “This should be fun. #JackReacher @amazon @skydance.”

Season 1 of the Jack Reacher series will cover the events of the novel, The Killing Floor, which was released in 1997 and spawned a series that has sold over 100 million books. The 25th Jack Reacher novel is set to hit bookshelves in October. The series as a whole follows a highly-skilled ex-Army major named Jack Reacher who solves miscellaneous cases across the United States using the techniques he mastered during his time in service.

Nick Santora, who used to write and produce Prison Break, will serve as a writer and showrunner for the Jack Reacher series. The author of the book series is executive producing the Amazon show along with filmmaker Christopher McQuarrie, who recently directed Tom Cruise as Jack Reacher in a theatrically-released movie from 2012.

Ritchson has played Hank Hall on Titans, Raphael in the recent live-action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movies, and Thad on Blue Mountain State. He is set to appear in season 3 of Titans and will join a bunch of famous Batman characters.

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The Rock recently revealed that he wanted to play Jack Reacher in the 2012 movie, but lost the role to Cruise. IGN’s review of the Jack Reacher movie says, “Cruise is the rare action star who brings both brawn and brains to a role, and he does what he can, but is limited by a mediocre script and clichéd direction.”

A sequel was released starring Cruise in 2016. IGN’s review of the Jack Reacher sequel called the movie, “a fun, absurd action romp with a few memorable moments that can’t help but be boosted by Cruise’s natural onscreen charisma.”

As for Amazon Prime, there is now a watch party feature through Twitch and here is a list of everything coming to the service in September to test that feature with.

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Petey Oneto is a freelance writer for IGN who wants to get on that Amazon Prime ASAP and watch The Boys season 2.

Billy Butcher is back, Starlight gets to know Stormfront, and Homelander has a heart-to-heart. Mike and Dave break down the plot points and references from Season 2, Episode 2 of Prime Video’s The Boys.

The official Call of Duty Twitter account has confirmed that the worldwide multiplayer reveal for Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War will take place on Wednesday, September 9 at 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET.

It’s unclear where publisher Activision will stream the game’s multiplayer, but you can set a reminder on Twitter to be notified when the broadcast will go live. The reveal will likely be livestreamed on the official Call of Duty Twitch and YouTube channels. It’s also unclear what aspects of Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War’s multiplayer will be shown, as well as how it will connect to Warzone.

The Call of Duty Twitter account shared a brief teaser video of what appears to be unseen Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War footage. The clip, below, shows players shooting in a desolate cavern, driving around on dune buggies, and evading exploding helicopters.

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There is no singular theme to the puzzles in The Last Campfire. In fact, there aren’t even distinct spaces where puzzles exist. Instead, the entirety of this quaint puzzle adventure is just one puzzle built on another. Yet despite this, The Last Campfire isn’t simply one conundrum after the other. It’s a touching tale of helping others while finding your way, and sometimes accepting that not everyone who might look like they’re ready to move on needs a nudge in that direction.

You play as Ember, a small hooded figure lost in a world between worlds. After some misfortune, you find yourself completely off your intended path, searching for a way back to the gates that so frustratingly passed you by. Littered across your journey are a handful of campfires, each situated in the center of distinct biomes that house numerous other characters in need of your help. These similarly lost souls, known as Forlorn, have abandoned hope of moving on from this world, requiring you to help them overcome any fears and doubts holding them back.

Each manifests as a bite-sized puzzle with its own distinct theme. Some puzzles involve moving an object through a level toward a weighted switch, navigating chasms, and pulley elevators. Others task you with keeping a small flame lit through a maze littered with wind-generating hazards or rotating a block logically to set nearby lanterns alight without extinguishing the flame. The sheer variety of the puzzles is impressive, as is their intelligent design, which makes each one’s premise easy to understand. None of The Last Campfire’s puzzles are brain-racking conundrums, but each one does still manage to stir a sense of accomplishment on its solution.

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Bots that cheat, spam racist comments, and generally ruin games have become and remain a big problem in Valve’s Team Fortress 2.

The newest solution by an unknown player (or group of players) pits the “good” bots against “bad” bots. Called extermination bots, these new non-human players target cheating bots, and according to a Twitter user who shared screenshots of the bots in action, “they’re friendly with true players, [and] they will help you.” They’ve also been sighted in-game in bot takedown video compilations.

Team Fortress 2’s recent bot issues began with players noticing a disturbing level of bot infiltrations earlier this year, outlets reporting on it, Valve taking minor steps to address the bot issue, and lately, a subset of players taking the matters into their own hands by creating extermination bots.

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Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 + 2 Remastered is out now and I’m sure many of you folks out there playing it want to mess around with cheats or mods. Well, to get them all, it’s quite simple: Just complete the THPS 1 and THPS 2 tours and you’ll unlock them.

You have the most useful ones right off the bat, though. Mods like perfect balance, no bailing, and full special meter are available as assists, which come in handy if you’re having trouble with some aspects of the tours–there’s also no consequence or drawback from using them outside of ranked modes. However, the more silly ones are locked behind finishing the tours. Once you complete the THPS 1 tour, you get Skater Size–you can be massive and take up most of the screen, or you can be vewy smol and make it impossible to see what tricks you’re doing.

After finishing the THPS 2 tour, you get a few more mods. These include doubling the base score of your tricks, further modifying your skater’s stats in session, and some graphics filters. The filters are “Green Boy” that makes things look greenish like an old Game Boy, “Inverted” which inverts the color spectrum, “Black and White” which is self-explanatory, and “Old Timey” that looks like a sepia tone effect.

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