How to Sell Items in Heartopia (Settling Down Quest)

You can store extra items in your house, but space fills up quickly! After adding essential furniture like a bed, stove, and crafting table, you’ll find your house gets cluttered easily. Instead of keeping everything, it’s better to sell things you don’t need. This is an easy way to free up space and earn Gold. Let’s take a look at how selling works in Heartopia.

5 Shonen Protagonists Better Than Ash Ketchum

While Ash Ketchum is a legendary anime hero, many other shōnen protagonists have achieved even greater things. These heroes have often overcome even more difficult and dangerous challenges, always striving to protect their friends and build a brighter future.

Xbox Game Pass Adds 2 Day-One Games

Okay, so I’ve been playing BlazBlue Entropy Effect X, and it’s seriously cool! It’s a side-scrolling action game set in the BlazBlue world – you know, the one with all the awesome fighting game characters. This version is an upgraded take on a game that came out last year, and it adds a whole new story and lets you play as Naoto Kurogane, which is awesome. Everyone seems to love it too – it’s got a really high score on OpenCritic, around 85, and most reviewers are recommending it, like 92% of them! It’s a roguelite, so expect some replayability and a challenge.

How to Expand Storage in Heartopia

Okay, so if you’re like me and constantly running out of space in Heartopia, you gotta find Ka Ching. She’s at the General Store, usually just outside the main city area. The easiest way to find her is to look for the shop icon on your map – I always head there when my inventory is getting full!

Collection of Jurassic Park Games is Being Delisted from Steam Next Month

Released in November 2023 to mark the 30th anniversary of the first Jurassic Park film, the Jurassic Park Classic Games Collection brought together seven beloved games from the 8-bit and 16-bit eras. This collection lets fans revisit classic Jurassic Park titles originally released on systems like the SNES, NES, Sega Genesis, and Game Boy. Each game has been updated with features like save states, new maps, and improvements to make them more enjoyable for modern players.