If you’re playing alone or without a team, it’s a lot simpler to concentrate on using scout planes. More complex aircraft need a lot of resources and building space, and are usually made by groups. As the game goes on, you might be able to get fighters and light bombers added to the shared supply pool, similar to how tanks become available over time.
In Mewgenics, you can increase your food supply through three primary methods: battling, participating in Adventure Events, and interacting with the character Tracy. Here’s a more detailed look at each one.
You can earn money in a few different ways: by finding it on the battlefield, succeeding in random events, using the Pickpocket skill, and winning battles. I’ll go into more detail about each of these methods below.
You can heal your cats during a run by finding and using the Super Bandage. It can be used four times before disappearing, and you can equip it to any cat through the ‘Items’ menu. You can find this menu – it looks like a small bag – at the top of the screen both on the map during a run and while you’re at home.
Looking for the Warming Sachet in Starsand Island? We’ve got you covered! Below, we explain exactly how to get it, including the recipe and all the ways you can use it in the game.
What makes the new version of Tales of Berseria Remastered interesting is how recently the original game came out. Tales of Berseria was released in 2017 (2016 in Japan) for PC and PlayStation. Since then, many players have enjoyed Tales of Arise, which is likely what most gamers remember. Berseria’s initial release only on PlayStation probably limited its reach beyond dedicated Tales fans. Maybe that, combined with the recent surge in popularity for JRPGs thanks to games like Metaphor: Refantazio and Clair Obscur, is why Bandai Namco decided to remaster Berseria less than a decade after it first launched. Either way, Berseria is a great game for anyone who enjoys party-based RPGs, and this remaster is a good reason to give it a try, even if it seems a little early.
You can send cats to your characters by selecting one while at home and dragging it onto the green pipe to the left of your house. The pipe is highlighted in red in the image below.
You can expand your inventory by giving Butch cats in batches of 20 to unlock better rewards. But Butch only accepts cats that have explored new locations. For example, to get the first reward, he’ll take 20 cats from either the Sewers or Junkyard. To get the next reward, you’ll need to give him cats who have reached the Caves or Boneyard.
In 2026, Overwatch will celebrate its 10th anniversary with a significant update. Blizzard is prioritizing compelling storytelling through cinematic shorts and motion comics, and to support this, they’re resetting the seasonal counter and introducing a year-long narrative that will unfold throughout 2026. The first season will feature five new playable heroes, a completely redesigned user interface, and a new system of sub-roles for the Tank, Damage, and Support classes. Beyond these major changes, players are already discovering numerous smaller adjustments and refinements that were implemented with the latest update.
Now that popular series like My Hero Academia and Jujutsu Kaisen have ended, new manga are competing to become the next big hit in Weekly Shonen Jump. Ichi the Witch is one of these, quickly gaining popularity and showing a lot of promise. It launched right after My Hero Academia finished and even received a recommendation from its creator, Kohei Horikoshi, which gave it a strong start. Despite only having 6 volumes and no anime adaptation yet, Ichi the Witch has already sold 1.5 million copies, proving its growing popularity in Japan.