Only 28% of Dispatch Players Got the Bad Ending. I Was One of Them, But I Don’t Regret It.

I’m drawn to games with compelling stories and characters, and Dispatch really delivered on that front. As Robert Robertson, I felt a strong responsibility to the people I was leading. Instead of seeing their initial hesitation as defiance, I understood it as a natural reaction to past disappointments. The game encouraged me to use everything I’ve learned about building trust and creating a safe environment – things like being vulnerable and acknowledging their pain. The characters in AdHoc Studios’ first game are very open about their struggles, and I felt like it was my job to support them in the way they needed.

The Biggest Game of 2025 Is Now Free to Play for a Limited Time

Released on October 10th, Battlefield 6 is the top-selling game in the US so far in 2025. Its main competitor, Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, isn’t selling as well as the previous Call of Duty game, so Battlefield 6, created by DICE, has a good chance of staying the best-selling game for the rest of the year.

🚨 Bitcoin’s Plunge: Dead Cat Bounce or Financial Farce? 🚨

Bitcoin, that digital darling, now flounders between $88,000 and $92,000, a far cry from its heady days. Having tumbled over $40,000 in a fortnight, it seems the crypto gods have grown restless. Brandt, our sage of commodities, took to X (formerly Twitter, for the uninitiated) to sound the alarm with a chart so dire it could curdle milk. 🥛⚰️

Say Hello To Monkey D. Luffy’s New Haki Upgrade

Watching One Piece right now, we’re deep into the Elbaf arc, and it’s clear Oda is really highlighting the importance of Haki. Fans have long suspected Haki would become incredibly powerful as we get closer to the end of the story – there was still so much we didn’t know about it. And Elbaf is starting to reveal those secrets. Even before the flashback to Loki began, it seemed pretty obvious that Luffy was going to need to significantly improve his Haki.

Review: Total Chaos

It’s obvious why this is exciting: the team behind Turbo Overkill is turning the popular mod into a complete game. They’ve even brought in Akira Yamaoka, the famous composer from Silent Hill, to create the soundtrack. With a great base from the original mod and Yamaoka’s involvement, this game is shaping up to be something special, don’t you think?