What Does Feeding and Petting Rabbits Do in Outbound? Explained

In Outbound, you need to feed rabbits before you can pet them. To do that, make sure you have Roadberries in your inventory – you won’t be able to befriend a rabbit without them.

In Outbound, you need to feed rabbits before you can pet them. To do that, make sure you have Roadberries in your inventory – you won’t be able to befriend a rabbit without them.

You can find Fiber by looking for orange-red bushes growing in the wild. When you start playing Outbound, check the north/northwest part of the map, just north of the lookout tower. I’ve included a picture to help you locate it.

You can get Rough Stuffing by collecting reeds in the game. These usually grow near water, like ponds and lakes, and are easy to spot thanks to their long stems and red tips. I’ve added a picture below to help you find them.

In Outbound, you have several options for recharging your van’s battery: you can use wood and fiber as fuel, locate dedicated recharge stations, or harness green energy sources like wind and solar power. Here’s a breakdown of how each method works.

Based on my experience playing Outbound, here are the first six blueprints you should focus on collecting as soon as you can:

I’m a big fan of relaxing games, and sometimes I just want to escape to the countryside! If you’re like me and love the idea of a slower pace of life, exploring peaceful surroundings, then you might really enjoy some games that focus on that. I’m going to share a couple, like Lake and The Good Life, and give my thoughts on how good they are overall, and especially how well they capture that cozy, rural feeling.
After a lengthy anticipation, Subnautica 2 is almost ready for its early access release. This week, we chatted with Chris Adams from TopMob about his experience with the game’s developers and then looked ahead to the upcoming Summer Game Fest. We also discussed which publishers should present at the event and whether we’ll finally see … Read more

It’s tough for any game to really succeed, especially a live-service title that’s still evolving, but we recently got an early look at Season 3 of Battlefield 6, called Warlords: Supremacy, before its May 12th release. After playing through the first part of the season, particularly on the newer Railway to Golmud map, it’s clear that DICE has been paying attention to player feedback and actively improving the game. While it’s impossible to predict the future, this preview suggests Season 3 could finally help Battlefield 6 live up to its promise, and there are several reasons why.

When Stellar Blade launched on PlayStation 5 in April 2024, it was very well-received by critics. The game currently has an average score of 81 from top critics on OpenCritic, with 81% of critics recommending it. Dalton Cooper from TopMob gave Stellar Blade a 9 out of 10, highlighting its exciting combat, impressive boss battles, and extensive customization. He noted that the game’s side quests could be improved, but overall praised its over-the-top style.

Saitama is incredibly strong, with seemingly no limit to his power. Even Garou, a skilled fighter known for improving during battles, couldn’t match him. Saitama’s punches are his greatest asset – they’re powerful enough to damage entire planets. With such immense strength, it’s likely he could defeat even the most powerful opponents.