The 85 OpenCritic Open-World Game That Puts a Premium on Discovery Instead of Checklists (coughUbisoftcough)

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Outer Wilds, created by Mobius Digital, tells a surprisingly deep story with a simple setup. You’re free to explore a solar system, but there’s a catch: everything resets after 22 minutes, sending you back to the beginning. You play as a space explorer trying to figure out why this time loop is happening. The game relies on short, focused explorations and is considered one of the most creative and effective uses of an open world in video games.

Jujutsu Kaisen: 6 Anime Moments That Were Better in the Manga

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The animation brings vibrant color, dynamic movement, and a memorable soundtrack to the series. However, the unique ink work and panel layouts in the manga create atmospheres that are hard to replicate on screen. Sometimes, a character’s expression feels more impactful in black and white, or subtle details are lost in the fast pace of the animation. These moments truly shine in the original manga. If you want the complete experience, here are six scenes from Jujutsu Kaisen that many fans find even better when read in the manga.

Blockstream’s New Epstein Files: The Crypto Scandal That Has Everyone Talking!

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In a world where cryptocurrencies are already floundering about like a fish out of water, social media has now latched onto a grand revelation of over three million pages of delightful documents, images, and videos-yes, quite a plethora-pertaining to investigations into the late purveyor of mischief, Jeffrey Epstein. It appears our dear DOJ decided that we could all do with some intrigue, particularly when many of these records flirt with the notion of digital currencies and, heaven help us, bitcoin.

Dogecoin Takes a Dive: Is There Hope for Our Fluffy Friend?

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On the 31st of January, the oracle known as Eric Crypto unveiled a technical price chart on X, revealing that Dogecoin had dropped from its lofty late-year heights of around $0.26, now basking at a cozy $0.11099. This downward spiral was marked by price action resembling a fish out of water, flopping about with volatility before finally being caught in the net of sellers.