Elden Ring has enough sorceries to make your head spin, but not all of them are equally useful. One particularly strong option can be found with just a bit of time and effort early in the game, though, and it will no doubt be able to last you through the entire adventure. Rock Sling is a great spell for stunning enemies and dealing big damage, so follow this guide to find out where you can find this excellent sorcery.

Rock Sling explained

Rock Sling is a sorcery that requires 18 Intelligence to cast. It fires three rocks from the earth that do great damage when they all connect. It also can stagger enemies quickly, making it great for opening them up for critical hits.

Rock Sling’s item description reads:

One of the glintstone sorceries that manipulates gravitational forces. Pulls a clumb of rocks from the earth and sends them flying. This sorcery can be cast while in motion. A gravitational technique studied by the young Radahn. His master was an Alabaster Lord with skin of stone.

Where to find Rock Sling

Rock Sling can be found within the Street of Sages Ruins within the swamp that takes up the middle of Caelid. Gaining access to this area is fairly easy from the beginning of the game by exiting Limgrave from the northeast and heading straight down to the ruins.

Street of Sages Ruins

When you arrive at your destination, seek out a set of steps in the northern part of the ruins. Though it’s surrounded by mages that can poison you, they’re fairly easy to run by. Take the steps down into the cellar here to find Rock Sling.

While you’re in the area, be sure to grab the Meteorite Staff, which scales amazingly with Intelligence and boosts the damage you do with gravity spells like Rock Sling. It’s an exceptional staff for any sorcerer, and it can last you well into the late game, at which point you will be able to level up better options far enough to finally make it worth replacing.

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Xbox’s library of console exclusives may not get the same level of fanfare as Switch or PlayStation titles, but the library is on an impressive trajectory. Stellar AAA titles like Forza Horizon 5 and Halo Infinite lead the way, but Xbox is also home to some seriously impressive indies that aren’t available on other consoles, including the recently released Zelda-like Tunic. And with Microsoft continuing on a tear of studio acquisitions, the library of Xbox exclusives will only grow in future years. We’ve rounded up our picks for the 20 best Xbox exclusives, most of which are playable on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One.

We’ll be sure to come back and update this list as new Xbox games launch or if one of the exclusives listed below also releases for additional console platforms. Keep in mind that these are Xbox console exclusives. Unlike PlayStation and Nintendo, most Xbox exclusives are also available on PC. Also, the majority of these games can be accessed via an Xbox Game Pass subscription.

For more Xbox game suggestions, check out our roundups of the best Xbox Series X games to play right now and best Xbox One games. If you’re a Game Pass subscriber, you can also take a peek at our list of the best Game Pass games available now.

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Ubisoft has announced an Assassin’s Creed Valhalla crossover with card game Uno, which will be available today.

The Uno Valhalla DLC will see the game’s board play a crucial part in the gameplay, as you’ll be able to travel across it and collect cargo to unlock exclusive perks. With enough resources, you’ll be able to engage in one-one card fights with an opponent and slow them down, or you can unlock the longboat passive effect to help discard multiple cards at once so that you can inch closer to victory.

There’ll also be random events that throws an axe into gameplay, such as Glory Regained where players take cargo to match the player with the highest cargo, and Raid where a player steals cargo from the target player. Eivor can use a unique Raven card to travel to the area of their choice and claim rewards.

If you’re interested in playing Uno with an Assassin’s Creed Valhalla theme, the game is available on Switch, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC through the Ubisoft Store. The DLC can be purchased on its own for $5, while the Ultimate Edition of Uno will cost you $20.

Assassin’s Creed Valhalla has been a big hit for Ubisoft since it launched in 2020, and it recently grew with the addition of the gigantic Dawn of Ragnarok expansion. Other expansions include the Wrath of the Druids and The Siege of Paris campaigns, as well as Valhalla’s Crossover Story which saw Eivor meet Assassin’s Creed Odyssey’s Kassandra.

Beyond that content, the franchise will grow with a live-service game called Assassin’s Creed Infinity and it’s rumored that a small-scale game starring Valhalla’s antagonist Basim is also in development. If that game is in development, it’s likely to be announced at a Ubisoft Showcase that is reportedly coming later this year.

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April 7 is National Burrito Day, and Roblox is celebrating the occasion by launching a new burrito-themed game inside the sandbox title. The Chipotle Burrito Builder game is launching today, allowing users to roll their own burritos for an opportunity to get real burritos.

You can download the Chipotle Burrito Builder from the Roblox website here. The game goes live at 3:30 PM PT / 6:30 PM ET, and it’ll be available for a limited amount of time.

As you can see in the announcement trailer, the Chipotle Burrito Builder lets users roll virtual burritos, and there is even a reference to how guac costs extra. Players get “Burrito Bucks” for rolling virtual burritos, and 100 bucks earns you a burrito in real life from your nearest Chipotle. Players can also unlock cosmetics like a tie dye burrito t-shirt, sunglasses, and other items as part of this collaboration.

In other news about Roblox, founder and CEO David Baszucki’s base salary is dropping to $0, but the executive is poised to receive a “Long-Term Performance Award” worth up to $233 million.

While Roblox has had a strong year, having passed a number of big milestones for its platform, as well as increasing revenue, its share price recently took a dip, disappointing investors.

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Gran Turismo 7 just received a substantial update, which has added new events to the game and rebalances the in-game economy.

After fans criticized the game for a recent patch that saw race payouts significantly reduced, developer Polyphony addressed the issue in March by promising to make Gran Turismo 7 more rewarding. The new patch’s overhaul of the game’s economy has increased race rewards for several World Circuit, Arcade, and Custom races, and payouts for Daily Race modes have also been increased.

On top of all that, the maximum cap for in-game credits has been raised to 100 million Cr. More content has also been added, such as the World Touring Car 600 Tokyo Expressway East Clockwise, World Touring Car 700 24 Heures du Mans Racing Circuit, and the World Touring Car 800 Sardegna Road Track A.

On a technical level, expect tweaks to a number of car physics, race tracks, and graphical features. AI opponents should put up more of a fight after switching tires during a wet weather event, the image quality of smoke in race photos has been improved, and the Goodwood track will be more lenient on players if they cut the white line on that circuit.

You can see all of the patch notes and more on the Gran Turismo 7 website, which goes into detail on some of these changes.

Frustration for controversial gameplay tweaks in Gran Turismo 7 was expressed on GameSpot’s sister site Metacritic where the game was review-bombed. This is just one of several large updates planned for Gran Turismo 7, as last month Polyphony revealed its long-term plans for the game. These include the addition of endurance races, online time trials, and a marketplace that allows its players to once again sell their cars.

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