Europa Universalis V (EU5) – Review (2025)

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Europa Universalis V starts much earlier than previous games, beginning in 1337 – over a hundred years before 1444. This places you right in the heart of the Middle Ages, just before two huge historical events: the Hundred Years’ War between France and England, and the devastating Black Death. The Black Death arrives in 1346 and wipes out a massive portion of the world’s population – between a third and half. These events significantly impact your gameplay, presenting tough early challenges that are well-integrated into the game. The Black Death, in particular, is incredibly harsh, potentially undoing any economic progress and forcing you to completely rebuild your nation’s economy.

Open-World Games With Perfect Endings

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While many games end on a disappointing note, some truly stand out by providing satisfying conclusions. These endings either neatly resolve the story or subtly hint at future adventures without being heavy-handed. The open-world genre, ranging from grand fantasy tales to deeply moving stories, has given us several memorable finales that feel respectful of the player’s time and leave them feeling the journey was worthwhile.

Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Won’t Be The End Of The Series

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Currently, Demon Slayer is the most popular and anticipated anime of 2025, largely due to its latest film, Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Part 1 — Akaza’s Return. This movie kicks off a three-part series intended to wrap up the main Demon Slayer storyline. While the Infinity Castle trilogy will conclude the original story, it won’t mean the end of the Demon Slayer franchise overall.

Solo Leveling Is Making A Comeback in November

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Okay, so a new Solo Leveling game is cool and all, but honestly, what everyone is dying to know is when Season 3 of the anime is coming out! Sadly, the studio hasn’t given us any hints or confirmation about their plans for it yet, not even a possible release date. It looks like we’re going to be waiting a while for Solo Leveling Season 3, unfortunately.

Ethereum’s New Speed: Buterin Approves! 🚀

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The digital town square, naturally, erupted. A keen observance of the obvious, it seems, is still news. Atlas, apparently, is a shift. A shift! As if Ethereum wasn’t already perpetually shifting, a restless sea of code and speculation. But shift it is, they proclaim.

🚨 Ethereum’s Fibonacci Fiasco: $3,400 or Bust? 🚨

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The rejection from the 0.618 level-a wound that bleeds lower highs on the 4-hour chart. History, that wily narrator, tells us such wounds fester, inviting more sellers to the feast. The Alchemist Trader, a modern Cassandra, warns of bearish volumes swelling like a storm cloud. Investors, those fickle gods, have cast their holdings into the void, leaving Ethereum to cling precariously to $3,900. A tentative grasp, a whisper of hope, but the bulls tire, their roars reduced to whimpers. If $3,900 falls, $3,385 awaits, a final bastion against the encroaching night. 🦹‍♂️🌧️

Quantum Mysteries Threaten Bitcoin’s Cryptography!

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Unlike our mundane contrivances, quantum computers adhere to the uncanny principles of quantum slyness – where particles dwell in a state of denial, being and not being simultaneously. Such astonishing speed in computation could, in theory, peel back the encryption that secures the very essence of our digital treasures.