Name That Game (February 22, 2026)

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Name That Game Easy (15s)Medium (10s)Hard (5s) — QUESTION 1/1 Results 0 — [ [1, “image”, “https://static0.gamerantimages.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/they-played-us-like-a-damn-fiddle-metal-gear-solid-v.jpg”, “Which game is this?”, “Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain”, “Death Stranding”, “Ghost Recon Wildlands”, “Sniper Elite 5”], [2, “image”, “https://static0.gamerantimages.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/a-circus-scene-featuring-characters-in-psychonauts-2.jpg”, “Which game is this?”, “Psychonauts 2”, “It Takes Two”, “Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart”, “Sackboy: A … Read more

GameRant Daily Crossword Mini (February 22, 2026)

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— Daily Crossword — Loading… 00:00 Clues Results 0 — More Games{“2026-02-22”: [ { “id”: “1”, “direction”: “down”, “start”: “B1”, “end”: “B7”, “solution”: “MICHAEL”, “clue”: “One of the three protagonists of Grand Theft Auto V. ___ De Santa (7)” }, { “id”: “2”, “direction”: “down”, “start”: “D1”, “end”: “D7”, “solution”: “STAMINA”, “clue”: “The green gauge … Read more

GameRant Daily Crossword (February 22, 2026)

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— Daily Crossword — Loading… 00:00 Clues Results 0 — More Games{“2026-02-22”: [ { “id”: “1”, “direction”: “down”, “start”: “B1”, “end”: “B14”, “solution”: “GARRUSVAKARIAN”, “clue”: “Calibrating Turian sniper and fan-favorite squadmate from the Mass Effect trilogy (6,8)” }, { “id”: “2”, “direction”: “down”, “start”: “D1”, “end”: “D11”, “solution”: “PEACEWALKER”, “clue”: “2010 PSP entry in the … Read more

New Steam Horror Game is a Creepy Throwback to the Early 2000s

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Many early 2000s horror games are still remembered for their 3D graphics and unique camera angles, which became standard for the genre. However, several lesser-known games successfully captured the spooky feel of older 80s and 90s horror titles, creating a uniquely unsettling experience. Shutter Story builds on this classic style, but mixes it with modern first-person shooter controls. This combination creates a strange and interesting horror experience. A new trailer gives fans a better look at the game, showcasing both its clear inspirations and its fresh approach.

10 Years and One Sequel Later, This Dark Fantasy Roguelike RPG Is Still A Stressful, Anxiety-Inducing Masterpiece That I’ll Never Put Down

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I used to resent Diego, and it wasn’t just because I was already overwhelmed with school, work, and everything else that comes with being young. He’d introduced me to Darkest Dungeon, a game that was intensely stressful and built around creating a constant sense of dread. Each time I played, it felt like deliberately stepping into a panic attack disguised as a gothic horror story. But despite the suffocating atmosphere and the game’s bleakness, something changed. Looking back, Diego didn’t actually do anything wrong. He gave me a gaming experience I’ll never forget – one that still fills me with a strange combination of respect, fear, and wonder, even years later.

Billionaire’s Bold Move: $290M on Tech, Dumps Banks!

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According to the latest filings, the Duquesne Family Office has increased its stake in Alphabet by a rather impressive 277%, a feat that would make even the most ardent stockbroker weep with envy. Amazon, too, has been graced with a 69% surge, a testament to the enduring charm of e-commerce.

First-Person Fantasy Games That Let You Play At Your Own Pace

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Most games guide players with a general storyline or path, but they usually don’t rush you. You can take your time exploring every corner of the map, or race to the end – the choice is yours! These games don’t tell you how to play; they let you discover your own approach and enjoy the experience in a way that feels natural to you.

Bitcoin Shockwave: The $1M Oracle Who Might Actually Fool Us!

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Michael Saylor, gentleman of mystic conviction, argues that Bitcoin is a soul stripped to two poles: either it dissolves into oblivion, or-like a phoenix reborn-it soars to a million dollars per coin. He offers no quick gamble, but rather a slow compulsion fueled by the scarcity of a finite coinage and the inexorable pull of lenders with temples of money. He lifts a glass of institutional greed, swirling in a cocktail of fresh banks, shimmering ETFs, and corporate sums, and declares, with the pliant gravity of a professor: “As the markets find delivery systems, the future gathers weight.” He plays the future like a deck of cards, forcing centers to face a pile of anticipation.