CloverPit ending. How to get bad or good ending in never-ending debt simulator

Although CloverPit features slot machines, it’s not actually about gambling or addiction. The developers say it’s a game about overcoming those struggles and escaping them. There are two possible endings – a good one and a bad one – but you need to fulfill a specific requirement before you can achieve either.

„Lost so much confidence into who we are.” CD Projekt Red’s Pawel Sasko heartily summed up the story of Cyberpunk 2077 and Phantom Liberty

The game’s official X account shared a brief anniversary message, suggesting that some game experiences truly stick with players. Pawel Sasko, the lead quest designer for both the main game and its expansion, decided to mark the anniversary of *Phantom Liberty* with a more personal touch by connecting directly with fans.

„Making a good game is no longer enough.” Jason Schreier highlights the major industry problem facing all developers

According to Schreier, September 2025 is already shaping up to be an incredibly busy month for video game releases. Players are expecting both Hollow Knight: Silksong, after a seven-year wait, and the complete version of Hades II, both of which are predicted to be top contenders for game of the year. On top of those two major titles, several other exciting games are planned for release that month – including a new Borderlands game, a remake of Trails in the Sky, and installments in the Dying Light and Silent Hill series. This is just within a single month!

Solana’s TVL Soars: Bearish Future or DeFi Darling? 🚀

Picture this: a $666.7M DEX outflow and a swarm of Future market sellers, all waving red flags, yet Solana struts around with a stratospheric $150B TVL. Who knew DeFi’s growth was a marvellous masquerade ball where long-term rosy cheeks overshadow the bear’s snarling dance move?

SOL: Is the Hype Train Real? 🚂

It appears the gilded cages of corporate treasuries have begun to overflow with Solana’s radiant tokens – a staggering 20.9 million SOL, to be precise. A paltry 3.64% of the grand total, you say? Perhaps. But the avarice of the powerful is rarely measured in mere percentages. It’s a symptom, I tell you, a symptom of a deeper, unsettling desire for…something. Something they can’t quite name, much like a man haunted by a lost memory. 🧐