Prologue: Go Wayback! is a survival game played from a first-person perspective. You’ll start in a randomly created forest and need to make your way to a weather station while trying to stay alive.
I was scrolling through Reddit the other day and saw a lot of people talking about how weird the banquet scene looks in Anno 117. Seriously, it’s pretty rough! They were pointing out all sorts of things – some of the characters are super blurry, and there are even hands and faces that are cut off or totally distorted. It’s just… not great, honestly.
Recent online chatter suggests someone may be interested in acquiring Ubisoft. An industry source known as Detective Seeds shared on X that a purchase is being seriously considered. A Ubisoft employee reportedly confirmed this, adding that the potential buyer isn’t based in the United States.
Okay, so Apple TV+ just dropped another awesome show called Pluribus. It’s giving me serious Severance vibes, and the premise is wild: a weird virus turns everyone into this overly-friendly, connected groupthink. It’s definitely a strange one, but I’m hooked!
Okay, so I’ve been watching Jake Paul’s boxing career, and it’s kinda crazy how he’s been racking up wins against actual pro boxers. He’s beaten guys like Andre August, Ryan Bourland, even Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. and, most recently, Mike Tyson! It’s gotten him to a 12-1 record now, which is pretty wild when you think about where he started.
Starting Battlefield REDSEC can be a bit tricky, particularly if you’re used to other shooting games. The initial controller settings aren’t ideal, and while the game offers a lot of customization options in its menus, it can be confusing just trying to get comfortable. If you’re having trouble with aiming and movement, don’t worry – many players do. The key is to take the time to adjust the settings to fit your preferences. Don’t feel like you need to copy a professional player’s setup; focus on building a comfortable foundation that works best for you.
People have always found inventive methods to make their resumes stand out. This has included everything from traditional advertising like billboards and newspaper ads, to more direct approaches like unannounced company visits, and leveraging social media to gain attention.
The Bomb Tower is a super dependable defensive building that can often stop ground attacks all by itself. To use it effectively, though, you need to know what it’s good at, where it struggles, and how its explosions work. It might seem simple at first, but with the right placement and timing, it can become the foundation of a strong defense. It’s effective against everything from large groups of enemies to single, powerful units. Let’s take a closer look at why it works so well and how to use it to defend your base and annoy your opponents.
This incredible build was created by Jerry, a skilled DIYer who shares his work on the YouTube channel 1129jerry. He spent two months crafting the entire project from the ground up.
The upcoming Legend of Zelda movie seems promising, as it’s being made by a true fan of the long-running and beloved video game series. Director Wes Ball, known for The Maze Runner films, has said he wants to create a movie that fans will truly enjoy.