In *Silent Hill f*, your character’s sanity is a key part of how the game works. It’s not just a meter to keep filled-maintaining your sanity also unlocks powerful attacks against enemies. This guide explains how the sanity mechanic functions and how to recover your sanity when it’s lost.
Though it hasn’t become a massive hit just yet, *Kagurabachi* is quickly becoming one of the most popular new series in *Weekly Shonen Jump*. It started publishing late in 2023, but is already performing so well that an anime adaptation seems likely – possibly as early as next year! A website domain has already been secured, strongly suggesting the anime is in development. The studio most often mentioned as working on it is Cygames Pictures, known for successful series like *The Summer Hikaru Died* and *Uma Musume*. Fans are very enthusiastic about the potential anime, given Cygames Pictures’ track record.
Sharing the city with other players means you’ll see their custom skate park creations everywhere. While finding someone else’s setup can be cool, it can also get messy, interrupt your flow, or just be frustrating. Thankfully, Skate 4 lets you turn off other players’ ramps so you can enjoy your own creations without the clutter.
Ah, Shiba Inu (SHIB) – the meme coin that could… until it couldn’t. Despite sporadic flashes of price increases, SHIB has been on a rather tragic decline since the dawn of 2025. A meager $0.00001223 per coin (yep, you read that right), marking a 42% drop from its New Year high. Market cap down to $7.2 billion, and meanwhile, MemeCore (M) and Pepe (PEPE) are laughing all the way to the bank as they start to catch up.
As a big fan, I’m really excited about the difficulty options in *Silent Hill f*! When you start the game, you’ll be able to choose from five different presets – two focused on combat and three on puzzles. There’s a brand new puzzle difficulty called ‘Lost in the Fog’ that sounds particularly interesting. It looks like there’s a good setup for players of all skill levels, so let’s dive into what each difficulty actually changes.
Linux gamers can find a lot of great free games on Steam. There’s something for everyone, from fast-paced, competitive shooters to relaxed, easygoing games you can enjoy at your own speed.
Fans are eagerly awaiting Season 3 of Solo Leveling, but so far, there hasn’t been any official announcement. While the directors have made a few small comments, there’s been no substantial news, which is causing some worry among fans about the series’ future.
Verily, this decree might expand the investment horizons of 401(k) plans to include such exotic fare as Bitcoin and other “alternative assets,” thereby bestowing upon the common man portfolio choices hitherto reserved for the gilded elite.
Strive Inc. (ASST), with its aptly acronymic ticker, stumbled 4.6%, while Metaplanet and MSTR-those twin pillars of mediocrity-suffered minor indignities of 3.13% and 2.56%, respectively. A comedy of errors, indeed. 🤡
Throwing melee weapons in *Dying Light: The Beast* isn’t as straightforward as it was in the original game. The game doesn’t explain how to do it, so if you’ve managed to throw a weapon before, you might not know *how* you did it. Here’s a simple guide to help you throw your knives, clubs, and other weapons at enemies.
