After almost a year, Blox Fruits released its highly anticipated Dragon Update, and players worldwide jumped into the action the minute it went live, anticipating significant changes. While there are no new major elements, the update introduced a change in an already existing mechanic, which has sparked controversy. Here’s everything you need to know about it.

Blox Fruits Dragon Tokens Controversy

Given its name, the new update was only expected to expand upon the already existing Dragon Fruit in the game; however, players were surprised to learn that they'd have to give up the fruit as it's being phased out. Taking its place is the new Dragon Fruit, which costs 10,000,000 in-game currency or 5,000 Robux (~ 62 USD).

It's that time of the year, and I am not talking about the Christmas Holidays but the much-awaited release of the annual Blox Fruits update, i.e., update 24, which brings a whole lot of changes to the base game, including a new Dojo DLC Expansion, an overhaul of the Dragon Fruit and guns. While everything sounds interesting, will this update be enough to tackle and keep the players engaged with rumors of the Rell Seas release earlier next year in 2025?

Blox Fruits Dojo Expansion and Dragon Fruit Changes

As mentioned earlier, the main highlight of the Blox Fruits update 24 is the Dojo expansion or, to be more apparent, the Dragon Talon Dojo Expansion. In this update, the players will get access to the new Dojo arena, where they can learn the new Dragon Talon Fighting style by interacting with a master, who will request you to take upon new challenges that will range from exploring the new parts of the islands to defeating dangerous bosses. Along with that, the Dojo expansion will also feature two new cool weapons - Dragon Heart & Dragon Storm.

Drama and Roblox game owners are an amazing combo, just like a 1-placement tower and Monarch or Unique or whatever you wanna call that trait. This time, the new Anime Realms owners announced they bought the game, which then they said was just a joke, and now, the old owners are telling the community they got scammed out of the game and can't access it anymore.

So, let's go over the facts one by one. The original owner of Anime Realms, Luckk, agreed to sell the game for a still debated amount of money. The claims have so far ranged anywhere between $55,000 and $850,000, which we can all agree isn't the kind of deal you should be making on Discord.

The September 28 Minecraft Live brings with it the semi-leaked new biome, an eerie hostile mob, and the arrival of Hardcore Mode to Minecraft Bedrock.

Minecraft's new Pale Garden biome

It's been just over a year since Cherry Groves were added to Minecraft, making the new Pale Garden biome a welcome upcoming addition to the game. Unlike the bright Cherry Grove, the Pale Garden is a desaturated and eerie biome. The blocks created for it are almost completely devoid of color with a palette ranging from white to dark gray. The new Hanging Moss blocks obscure your ability to see beyond the trees, adding to the creepiness of the forest. All of these traits make the Pale Garden visually feel like something straight out of Silent Hill. I'm sure the biome and its blocks will be used for various Minecraft horror-themed adventure maps when released.

The latest Archetype in Remnant 2 — The Warden — is dropping when the game's final DLC Dark Horizon hits virtual shelves on September 24. Wondering how it plays? We've got all the details for you.

The Warden takes the term 'flat top' to a new level and is big on both Shields and Drones. Both themes allow him to be both offensive and supportive at a whim, so if that's your style, this guy will be right up your alley.