If this game feels similar to the Hearts of Iron series, that’s because it shares a history with it. The development team, Wolferos, started as modders who created The Great War, a highly-rated modification for Hearts of Iron IV. Essentially, this new game builds upon the ideas and concepts first explored in that popular mod, taking the gameplay to a World War I setting.
So, the demo is finally out on everything after that State of Play yesterday! Square Enix also dropped a new story trailer, which looks awesome. If you haven’t seen it yet, you can find info on pre-order bonuses and special editions here. And, I just put up my preview of the game after playing it on both Steam and the Switch 2 – you can check that out here too!
Bitcoin investors are all, “Let’s strangle and straddle this volatility like it’s a stubborn turkey on Thanksgiving.” Meanwhile, XRP traders are betting the rollercoaster will suddenly turn into a lazy river. 🦃🛶
Fans of AI: The Somnium Files will be happy to hear the game is getting a physical release on PlayStation 5 for $39.99 – the same price as the digital version. PlayStation 4 and Xbox Series X|S versions will only be available digitally. The Switch version, including a special 2 Key Card edition and the standard physical copy, will cost $49.99. A limited-edition tote bag bundle will also be available for the PS5 version through the Spike Chunsoft store.
New research reveals that the post-crisis drive to consolidate financial institutions inadvertently increased systemic risk by creating more interconnected and vulnerable networks.
Canary Capital, the financial equivalent of that friend who insists crypto is “still a thing,” has filed for a MOG ETF. Because apparently, the world needs a regulated product for a cat meme token that’s down 78% since its “glory” days. MOG, for the uninitiated, is a token inspired by the “Mog the Cat” meme, which means its entire value proposition is based on people who think “This is fine” is a life philosophy 🌈.
For years, gold was the Beyoncé of assets-rising when interest rates were low and dipping when they weren’t. But now, it’s all about reclaiming its identity as a “store of intrinsic value.” Fancy. Meanwhile, XRP is allegedly ready to break up with Bitcoin and Ethereum like a millennial dumping their toxic ex. “It’s not you, it’s me,” XRP whispers, “I’m into real-world financial systems now, not your hype cycles.” 💔💼
Warning signs about the show’s direction should have appeared from the very beginning, especially when Nick Viall spoke and when Jordan repeatedly used the word “emasculating.” It’s as if everyone watching—especially those familiar with online parenting discussions—could see the main contestant being reduced to a humiliating and unwanted role in another man’s life.
A new approach leverages tensor networks to accurately forecast the long-term behavior of complex, chaotic dynamics.
Sui, that most industrious of blockchains, now unveils USDsui-a stablecoin birthed via Bridge’s Open Issuance platform. A bold move, dear reader, to make U.S. dollar-pegged tokens the talk of the town. Alas, one must ask: will this stablecoin quell the chaos of DeFi, or simply add another layer of bureaucratic absurdity? Only time will tell, but the price of speculation is free! 💸