Western RPGs That Feel Like Real Livable Places

Both of those games have some appealing qualities, but many other RPGs offer far more immersive and beautifully realized worlds. While these aren’t for everyone, they’re the kind of games that make you want to lose yourself in them – especially Western-made RPGs.

BitMine’s ETH Stash: A Comedy of Risks, Charts, and Potential Financial Meltdowns!

Now, this charming strategy has worked wonders in the robust ETH markets, like a cat that’s just discovered a sunbeam. But alas, with Ethereum’s momentum resembling a deflating balloon and downside risks sprouting like weeds in a neglected garden, BitMine’s exposure is showing signs of stress on the chart. Yes, you heard it right! It seems that treasury risks are now more influential than the actual mining operations, which is like saying the tail is wagging the dog.

World of Warcraft Reveals Midnight Pre-Patch Event and Rewards

On January 20th, Blizzard released a major update for World of Warcraft: Midnight, bringing many of the key changes coming in the full expansion to the live game. Players can now experience a reset of stats and item levels, redesigned talent trees for every class, and the new Devourer Demon Hunter specialization, all without owning the Midnight expansion itself.

Open-World RPGs That Punish You For Trying To Play Like Skyrim

Like many games, Skyrim lets you feel powerful quickly, as if you’re a special hero. The Anniversary Edition made this even easier. The game world largely bends to your will, and even on harder settings, enemies mostly just hit harder and take more damage. It’s a comfortable experience where you’re in control. However, the following five games offer a different kind of challenge, pushing you beyond the gameplay Skyrim encourages. They each do this in unique ways. If you love Skyrim and are looking for something new that will truly test your skills, these are great games to try.

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Episode 2 Recap & Spoilers

The story in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms takes place in 209 AC, about 90 years before the first season of Game of Thrones, which is set in 297 AC. Because of this time difference, the series has a different, more lighthearted feel and doesn’t directly connect to the events before or after it. However, what happens in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is important, especially because the main character significantly influences the rule of Aegon V Targaryen – known as Egg – a king remembered in Game of Thrones by his brother, Grand Maester Aemon. At this time, Daeron II Targaryen is king of Westeros, and his sons – Baelor, Aerys, Rhaegel, and Maekar – are his heirs.

One Piece Chapter 1172 Preview: Luffy and Loki Vs Imu

It’s been a bit of a bumpy start to 2026 for One Piece fans – lots of breaks from Shonen Jump and from Eiichiro Oda himself. But things are finally settling down, because One Piece is back this week with Chapter 1172! Now that the Loki flashback is finished, we all know huge battles are coming, and it looks like the intense action will finally begin with this new chapter.