Marisa of Liartop Mountain, a role-playing game based on the Touhou series and designed like a tabletop game, is now available as a Deluxe Edition on Steam. The complete game costs $14.99 and supports English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Korean languages.
Though it’s the second book in the Silo series, *Shift* actually takes place before the events of *Wool*. Right now, you can find a special collector’s edition of *Wool* at Walmart for just $20 – it’s half off the original price of $40! It was also available on Amazon, but it’s currently sold out. Both Amazon and Walmart are offering the complete Silo Series 3-Book Box Set for a record-low price of $22 – a great deal considering it was first published in paperback back in 2020. Plus, for ebook readers, the Kindle version of the box set is on sale for only $3 for a limited time.
Xbox has announced price increases for its Series S and Series X consoles in the US, starting October 3rd. This change is due to the current economic climate. The price hikes vary by model; for example, the Series S 512 GB will go up by $20, and the Series X 2 TB Galaxy Black will increase by $70. Interestingly, the new price of the Series X is now higher than the recently increased price of the PS5 Pro. Here’s a detailed look at all the price changes, including the original prices for comparison.
It’s hard to imagine any remake fully capturing the magic of the original, but this first chapter comes remarkably close. I was eager to return to Liberl and experience Estelle and Joshua’s initial journey, but I also worried about how much Falcom would update the classic *Trails in the Sky*. I hoped they’d find a good balance – modernizing the game and adding new content while still preserving what made the original so special. My biggest concern was that they might overdo it, turning a quick, personal adventure into something overly complicated and different.
Now that the pandemic is easing, publishers are starting to prioritize in-person events like demo booths and stage shows again. But they’re also making these events accessible online with live streams, so people around the world can tune in. Some streams will even happen before or after the main event.
Izabel Pakzad’s first film, *Find Your Friends*, starts out feeling like the indie hits *Spring Breakers* and *How to Have Sex*, but quickly shifts into a more terrifying direction, reminiscent of horror films like *Deliverance* and *Revenge*.
This Blu-ray doesn’t have a lot of bonus features, but it does include some deleted scenes, a brief look at how the movie was made, and a commentary track featuring David Howard Thornton, who played Willie.
The free ‘Labour of Love’ update, along with the ‘Exquisite Pack’ downloadable content, is coming soon. Render Cube hasn’t announced a specific release date yet, but they say it’s the last major update for *Medieval Dynasty* planned for 2025. With only a few months left in the year, it shouldn’t be long before we get more information – they promise to share more details soon.
I’ve played both the demo and the full PC version, and I wanted to share my thoughts in a slightly different way for this PC port review. I’ll cover my recommended Steam Deck settings and overall impressions of Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter, focusing on what the port did well and where it fell short.
I’m totally obsessed with K-Pop Demon Hunters! It’s become a huge hit worldwide, and honestly, it’s easy to understand why. The animation is so vibrant and fun, the music gets stuck in your head immediately, and it’s just a really feel-good story. It’s awesome how it’s sharing Korean pop and culture with everyone!