Relic: First Guardian is an action role-playing game drawing inspiration from Korean stories and legends. A unique feature of the game is the absence of a stamina bar. Perp Games recently shared an 8-minute video showcasing gameplay, including exploration and a battle with a boss.
Neath stands out with its dynamic timeline and ever-changing turn order, letting players control the actions of allies and enemies alike. Kenny Lee, cofounder of Cellar Door, explains that the game has been a long-time passion project, drawing inspiration from titles like Into the Breach and tabletop games such as Mansions of Madness.
With excitement growing for the upcoming movie Search for SquarePants, several movie theaters have begun selling special popcorn buckets themed around the film’s pirate story.
WiZmans World Re;Try is an updated version of WiZmans World, a game originally created for the Nintendo DS in 2010 by Jaleco Entertainment. The original game was only available in Japan, but this remastered version was first released there in 2024, and plans to translate it into other languages were announced at that time.
Representative Keith Self, a man clearly wrestling with an existential crisis over digital finance (or perhaps just parliamentary procedure), declared on X – a platform for profound pronouncements, naturally – that promises were “explicitly” broken. One does so adore explicit promises; they make the inevitable disappointment so much more satisfying.
As a big fan of the Percy Jackson books, I was honestly disappointed with the original movies – they just didn’t feel right! That’s why they only made two films, covering the first two books. But I’m so excited about the new show! It’s already matched the movies by adapting The Sea of Monsters in its second season. And now, they’ve started filming Season 3, which is amazing because it means they’re finally bringing The Titan’s Curse to life – something the movies never did! It’s a huge step for the franchise, and I can’t wait to see how it turns out.
“Dividends,” he proclaimed, as if it were a sacred mantra, “are the altar upon which we must sacrifice our principles.” 🛐 “All that said,” he continued, with a gravitas that would make a Soviet bureaucrat blush, “what’s important is paying our dividends, more important than not selling Bitcoin.” One wonders if the shareholders are as amused as they are bewildered. 🤡
Just this year, someone managed to build a portable gaming device with a powerful 4090 graphics card, and another fan even created a complete PC themed around the character Hatsune Miku. And that’s not all – the creativity keeps coming!
Early in the episode, Soph (I’ll keep calling her that for simplicity) repeatedly mentioned wanting to target Savannah and Rizo, but wasn’t sure when to do it. Based on that, I predicted Savannah would win immunity, putting Soph at risk. I also thought Steven would use his advantage, and Soph would try to get it from him at Tribal Council using her own power. Everything played out exactly as I expected – except for who actually got voted off.
He’s wrong to think Shep will jump in to defend Craig, because Craig isn’t the victim here – he’s the one who blew a small disagreement out of proportion and is now threatening to ruin Whitner’s birthday. He also mistakenly believes Shep has some damaging information about Austen, which doesn’t seem to be true. This fear of Craig and his unpredictable behavior is a recurring theme among the cast. He quickly goes from calm to completely destructive. Madison notes that Craig used to be focused and successful when he was with Paige and didn’t drink as much, but since their breakup, he’s returned to his old, unnecessarily aggressive behavior – and everyone remembers the footage to prove it!
