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Around mid-September, Yakuza Kiwami 3 briefly appeared on RGG Studio’s website before being taken down, which quickly got fans talking and speculating about a possible announcement. That announcement arrived just a week later, along with a new trailer revealing a new side story for Yakuza Kiwami 3 called “Dark Ties,” focusing on the backstory of Yoshitaka Mine. The new release will also include other updates and modifications, though some of these changes haven’t been well-received by fans.

Silent Hill f features a total of 14 puzzles, with two becoming available only when you start a New Game+. You can find a list of these riddles in the puzzle section of Hinako’s journal. The journal also keeps track of all the clues and hints you’ve discovered, helping you find the answers you need.

So, Dying Light: The Beast just dropped, and honestly, everyone seemed to really like it at first. But you know how it is with new games – there were definitely a few things that needed tweaking. One of the biggest complaints I kept seeing was how often zombies would just grab you – it was super annoying! Thankfully, the developers have been working hard on updates since launch to fix that and other issues. This latest hotfix feels like another good step in the right direction, making the game even more enjoyable. It’s cool to see them listening to the community and making improvements!

A recent conversation with the creators of Resident Evil Requiem shared that the game’s new main character, Grace, nearly went through a very difficult experience similar to one Ethan Winters faced in Resident Evil 7: Biohazard. This information came out while the developers were discussing how they’re designing Resident Evil Requiem to be distinct from the more action-packed gameplay of Resident Evil Village.

One gameplay feature that isn’t very common is surfing. While some open-world games include hoverboards or similar tools that let players move through the environment as if they were riding ocean waves, it’s something we’d like to see more of. If you’re interested in experiencing this, check out the examples mentioned – they offer the chance to surf across large, open game worlds.

These games – whether they use repeating cycles, somber stories, or deliberately difficult gameplay – don’t offer players triumph, but instead a feeling of unease. They don’t just test how well you play; they make you question what it even means to complete a game.

In Silent Hill f, Hinako has access to 12 unique weapons to defend herself against the creatures she encounters in both Ebisugaoka and the Dark Shrine’s Otherworld. These weapons fall into two main types: Light and Heavy.

Okay, so I’ve been collecting things in Silent Hill f, and there are a total of 40 Omamori to find. It’s kinda split up – 23 of them you get randomly from these Hokora Shrines by using Faith, and the other 17 are just hidden all over the place. Honestly, these Omamori are a lifesaver! They really help Hinako out in battle and give her a much better chance of surviving all the crazy stuff happening in this town.

Okay, so when I wake up as Hinako, I’m already *inside* the Dark Shrine – pretty cool, right? I’ll have a Lantern with me. But things have changed since I was last there; the shrine’s layout is different! So, I need to bring up my map to study the new pathways before I get lost. Once I’ve figured things out, I just need to head north until I see a faint blue glow – that’s the Fox Mask. It’s supposed to disappear quickly, and then my objectives will change, so I need to be ready!