Ray Dalio 
February’s Steam Next Fest showcased many upcoming games, but few were as intense as the trailer for Dive or Die: Children of Rain. Created by a small, two-person indie team in Paris, this 2D roguelite draws inspiration from Lovecraftian horror. Players must repeatedly dive into the dangerous Abyssal Pool each day, risking everything for a small chance of surviving an approaching catastrophe.
A few hours into playing God of War: Sons of Sparta, players encounter Ponea, the second of three challenging Stymphalian bosses. A strange issue occurs after defeating Ponea – it remains floating at the top of the screen, and players find themselves unable to progress, leading many to believe the game is malfunctioning.
Our dear Pepe (PEPE) finds itself in a delightful early stage of structural recovery after a spectacularly sharp deviation beneath a major high-timeframe support level. What seemed like a disastrous breakdown has turned out to be naught but a fleeting moment, as the price reclaims its lost glory with the confidence of a well-timed bullish engulfing candle.
Sung Jin-Woo dominates the story in Solo Leveling, often overshadowing other characters who end up feeling like supporting players. Here are six of the most promising characters whose potential abilities and storylines were unfortunately underdeveloped.
Despite a few small issues, ARC Raiders had largely avoided major problems – until recently. A February update introduced a glitch that let players duplicate items, which frustrated many in the community. Some took advantage of this to create lots of powerful items, negatively impacting gameplay. Unfortunately, a quick fix for the duplication glitch then revealed another issue: infinite ammo. This second glitch further upset players and added to the growing frustration.
As part of my research, I’ve been monitoring market sentiment using Coinglass OI-weighted funding rates. Currently, the rate is at -0.0048% as of Tuesday, and it actually turned negative on Monday. While it might seem like a small number, this indicates that short sellers are currently dominating – meaning more traders are positioned to profit from a price decrease than from an increase.
Otoroshi is relatively simple to handle when it’s moving on the ground. While its close-range attacks are easy to anticipate, it sometimes changes the timing, much like the boss Baba Nobuharu. It also has two powerful grab attacks that can inflict significant damage. During this phase, your main goal should be to:
Things are really shifting at Valve! It feels like they’re trying to make a bigger push into the console world, but it’s coming with some changes. I was a little bummed to hear they’re stopping production of the original Steam Deck LCD model at the end of 2025 – that means if you want a new one, you’ll have to go for the more expensive OLED version. Plus, there’s been a lot of talk about the Steam Machine, and it sounds like Valve won’t be lowering the price on that one, so it’s likely to be pretty costly. Now, it’s starting to feel like even getting a Steam Deck in the future might be tricky, which is a real shame!
Throughout the game REANIMAL, you can find a total of five hidden coffins. When you open each one, a ghostly child will appear, revealing a tragic part of their story. This guide will show you how to locate all the coffins and unlock the secret ending.
As a Battlefield 6 player, I’ve been checking out which carbines are the most useful overall. A lot of the maps have areas for both close-up and long-distance fights, so you really need a weapon that can handle both. I’ve found the best ones are carbines that kill quickly but are still easy to control whether you’re tapping shots or going full auto. Basically, I’m looking for something reliable no matter the situation!