I remember discovering Rate My Takeaway back in 2020 – it was exactly what it sounded like, a channel where they’d check out local takeout places and give their honest opinions. It blew up pretty quickly and has become massively popular here in the UK, which isn’t surprising – who doesn’t love a good takeaway review?
The first Life is Strange game centered on Max’s ability to rewind time, forcing her to choose between saving her friend Chloe and their town. While Chloe didn’t appear in the latest game, Life is Strange: Double Exposure, details about the upcoming Reunion story suggest both Max and Chloe will face significant challenges.
Version 3.0 is a huge update packed with new content! Players can explore real-world locations, participate in limited-time events, earn exclusive rewards and gifts, and unlock a brand-new Phantom Thief. This update significantly expands the game, so here’s a closer look at what’s included.
This major update introduces a new battle mode called Trial of the Astrolabe. This mode will challenge players with battles featuring unique rules, and each character will have a limited number of uses within these battles. We’re also launching Lufel’s Business Plan EX, a feature previously announced for new servers, now available with this update.
Before I dive into a detailed review, I wanted to let you know I’m handling this one a bit differently than my past Trails reviews. I’ll start with a quick overview of key information – hopefully helpful for fans – before sharing my more in-depth thoughts, all without revealing any spoilers.
NIS America recently launched a demo for the Switch, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and PC. A demo for the Nintendo Switch 2 isn’t available yet. Before the full game was released, information about the Switch 2 version came from previews, like the one James wrote. Now, after playing both the Switch 2 and PS5 versions for around twelve hours each, and the original Switch and PS4 versions for a few hours, I’m happy to say we finally have a great Trails game that runs well on a Nintendo console right from the start.
Trails beyond the Horizon, like the recent PC release of Trails Through Daybreak II, offers features designed specifically for PC gamers. These include support for HDR, enhanced turbo options that go beyond what’s available on consoles, the convenience of loading directly into your saved game, the ability to skip startup logos for faster launching, a wide range of graphics settings, and the option to display background music information – plus a lot more!
Okay, so the whole drama started when MrBeast changed his profile pic on X to Luffy from One Piece. It blew up instantly! Before that, he actually asked his followers if he should finally start watching One Piece, but he said he was a little intimidated by how many episodes there are – like, a lot of episodes! It just kind of spiraled from there, honestly.
This new version of the game follows the first one, which was released last May. However, the third and final game in the Rune Worth series is still coming. Currently, D4 Enterprise has only released a Windows version of the original PC-9801 release of Rune Worth 3.
Year-end summaries tailored to individual users are now a major trend on social media. Spotify’s “Wrapped” is a prime example, and other platforms like Twitch and YouTube have quickly followed suit by creating similar features.