Following some adjustments to its initial launch schedule (initially planned for August 22 and later rescheduled for September 19), the standalone expansion titled “Dying Light: The Beast” is now scheduled for release on September 18. Unlike previous expectations, this spin-off will feature Kyle Crane, the protagonist from the original Dying Light game (released in 2015), instead of Aiden Caldwell, who stars in Dying Light 2.
According to our insightful oracle Dori, onchain assets shimmer with greater liquidity, bestowing upon lenders the power to summon margin calls like wizards conjuring spells-effortlessly and at any hour of the day! Picture this: it’s midnight on a Friday, and there’s a margin call lurking like a hidden monster in the shadows of the ETF world, when suddenly, you’re left flailing about in the dark, begging for liquidity. Dori muses:
Previously, CD Projekt Red may have given the impression that support for Cyberpunk 2077 had ended. But it’s evident now that wasn’t accurate at all. Following the rollout of its significant 2.0 update in 2023, the game experienced a significant revival. Since then, CD Projekt Red has been consistently adding new content and features, leading many gamers to believe there was more to come. However, with the latest 2.31 patch, there seems to be less certainty about the possibility of a 2.4 update.
In the world of One Piece, numerous Devil Fruits exist, but there are a select few that every pirate and Marine covet intensely due to their incredible power. Typically, these fruits have such extraordinary abilities that they can significantly alter one’s life if obtained. However, acquiring them is not always simple; many are already in the possession of powerful individuals.
Mash Games, a studio located in North Vancouver known for producing BMX games exclusively, has now released their latest title called ScootX. This game marks a shift from BMX to scooters, being the first-ever physics-driven scooter simulation. Originally launched on Steam Early Access on July 4, 2025, it follows their previous releases such as PIPE by BMX Streets (in 2018) and BMX Streets (in 2024).
As a passionate admirer, I eagerly anticipate the evolution of Project Orion, distancing itself from the intricate technical and public relations challenges that initially shadowed Cyberpunk 2077. In many ways, Cyberpunk 2077 has proven to be a captivating storyteller, much like The Witcher games before it. However, with room for improvement, it might have gained even more from a more focused approach in certain areas.
Take, for example, the Lifepath system, which was hyped as an innovative, replay-value-boosting feature prior to its release. In reality, it didn’t quite live up to expectations, feeling somewhat underdeveloped and lacking substantial influence on a single playthrough. Project Orion has the opportunity to refine this aspect, but it should aim to build upon at least one element from the original, ensuring a more impactful player experience.
Every day, more companies get starry-eyed about launching their very own Ethereum layer 2 network. Spoiler alert: most of them really shouldn’t bother. The market is already bursting at the seams with over 150 of these things, many as centralized as your neighborhood Starbucks and sponsored by single enterprises. Even Robinhood has decided to jump on the bandwagon, as if one layer 2 isn’t enough.
2025 saw an extraordinary winning streak for Xbox Game Pass, kicking off at the end of January with the critically acclaimed “Citizen Sleeper 2.” This was followed by powerhouse titles like “Avowed,” “Clair Obscur: Expedition 33,” “Blue Prince,” “Doom: The Dark Ages,” and “Abiotic Factor.” Among the other successful additions to Xbox Game Pass were “Gears of War: Reloaded” and “The Alters.” Now, another extraordinary game has been added to the Ultimate tier of Xbox Game Pass as a day one release in 2025.
To obtain the elusive “Ohm I Got” in this thrilling game of ours, you’ll need to embark on a quest. This coveted loot drops from Bramblesong, the final boss lurking within Bittervein Auger Mine, nestled in the northern expanse of Stoneblood Forest, Terminus Range.
To engage Bramblesong, make sure you have Moxxi’s Big Encore ready. This boss encounter can be repeated for a chance to secure the Legendary gear that Bramblesong carries – Ohm I Got, a Ghostbusters-like weapon! However, the Auger Mines will only appear on your map once you’ve completed the main mission: Shadow of the Mountain, which becomes available after A Lot to Process.
For your convenience, I’ve included a walkthrough for navigating Bittervein Auger Mine so that you can effortlessly find it, traverse through its depths, and triumph over Bramblesong, setting yourself up for productive farming sessions aimed at acquiring Ohm I Got.
Bramblesong isn’t a formidable foe to farm, as this airborne adversary boasts just 2 Flesh health bars. Incendiary damage will swiftly clip its wings!
During the September Nintendo Direct event, it was announced that Stardew Valley would be getting an updated version specifically designed for the Switch 2 console, featuring improvements such as mouse support with JoyCon 2 controllers and a more PC-like gaming experience. The Switch 2 Edition of Stardew Valley will also offer four-player split-screen cooperative gameplay using the GameShare feature, requiring only one copy of the game. Additionally, an update has been released, offering existing fans another attractive reason to play this new version.
