Ray Dalio

In the hands of creators at Main Loop Videogames, with Relevo handling publication, the upcoming indie game titled “Submersed 2 – The Hive” is poised to make a splash. This game is set in a marine research facility known as The Hive, which has been out of contact with the surface for a staggering four years. Despite this mysterious absence, no one dared to venture there until now, and players will be the first to delve into the mystery, searching for clues about what occurred and rescuing potential survivors.

In the grand saga of “One Piece,” an immense revelation unfolded when Shanks’ true ancestry was disclosed as a Celestial Dragon. This discovery led many to anticipate his final confrontation in the Great War would be either against Shamrock or Garling. However, there exists a substantial group of fans who speculate that his ultimate showdown might instead be with one of “One Piece’s” oldest and most significant antagonists. Let us delve into how this could transpire.

In a recent conversation with Malte Burup, the creative director behind Death Howl, we delved into the soulslike aspects of the game he helped create, including music, art, and writing. We also discussed his strategies in developing the art and narrative, as well as how the card system functions within a strategic grid setup. (This transcript has been condensed for clarity.)

Generally speaking, there’s a gradual buildup that helps you conquer hardships and amass the necessary resources to shift the balance in your favor. Eventually, by the final stages of the game, you’ll strut around as if the entire place belongs to you, effortlessly defeating formidable bosses.

The title offered an engaging mix of roguelike gameplay loop, action similar to Zelda games, and strategic trading elements that stimulated my creative thinking. Additionally, it boasted stunning pixel art visuals, along with a captivating narrative and memorable characters.

Instead of confining yourself to just one established gaming genre, why not excel in two and provide an extraordinary blend that gamers haven’t experienced yet? While it’s undeniably challenging, the benefits often outweigh the difficulties.

In a unique blend of styles, a simple farm game could incorporate elements of a Roguelike, or a Metroidvania adventure might deliver challenges reminiscent of a Soulslike game. Yet, not many hybrid games manage to harmoniously merge these genres quite like Moonlighter does, making for captivating sales pitches.

In the March 2025 Nintendo Direct presentation, Shigeru Miyamoto unveiled the free Nintendo Today mobile application, designed to keep fans updated with exclusive news and tailored content. Users can personalize the app to receive alerts about specific Nintendo Switch games and events related to their preferred franchises. The main emphasis of the app is on delivering information about the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. Overall, responses have been generally favorable, but a recent update has left some Nintendo enthusiasts feeling disgruntled.

In the game “Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time”, you’ll find leaves scattered throughout the map. If you want to earn a special reward from each tower in Ginormosia, you must search for these leaves in every area. Each location has its own number of hidden leaves buried underground, and West Greatgut Plains is no exception.

Once you establish your character on Mysteria’s coastline, you’ll acquire the ability to swim. Just make your way towards a water source and take a dive. Please be aware that swimming is limited to smaller lakes or certain rivers within Ginormosia, as you won’t be able to swim in the ocean or the river flowing under Mysteria’s capital city.