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Dying Light: The Beast offers a fresh experience for fans of the series. Unlike previous games set in cities, this installment takes place largely in the expansive wilderness of Castor Woods. While you can still enjoy parkour in some urban areas, the map is much more open than before. This new setting is what truly elevates the game’s terrifying nighttime experience. You’ll still need to avoid dangerous Volatiles, but the woods themselves make the darkness feel more oppressive and frightening than ever before.

I’m a huge fan of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, and it’s easy to see why it’s so popular! Hirohiko Araki’s manga is a true legend – it’s been incredibly influential and still feels fresh after all these years. What’s amazing is that Araki has crafted nine unique parts so far, and they’re all connected within this incredible JoJo universe.

To beat the Raging Conchfly, you need to learn its attacks, anticipate its most frustrating moves, and know when to attack and when to defend. This guide will show you where to find it, the quickest way to get back to the fight after a reset, a complete list of its attacks and how to avoid them, and helpful tips to make winning easier. Let’s get started.

After years of anticipation, *Overwatch 2* launched its promised PvE story missions on August 10, 2023. However, the initial content felt unfinished, and shortly after, most of the team working on PvE was laid off as part of Microsoft’s restructuring. As a result, the story has been paused, and Blizzard hasn’t provided any new information about its future.

The video game world is constantly changing, and it’s hard to say whether this new patent will be good or bad for the industry. While we wait to see what happens, let’s take a look at some past video game patents that either boosted or hindered progress over the years.

This week, the Department of Homeland Security released a video on social media to highlight the work of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The video unexpectedly combined clips of ICE arrests with footage and music from the original *Pokemon* anime, including the famous “Gotta Catch ‘em All” theme song. To further the connection, the video presented arrested individuals as if they were *Pokemon* trading cards, listing their alleged crimes below their photos. Many *Pokemon* fans found the video deeply unsettling, as it juxtaposed the lighthearted series with images of law enforcement raids and people in handcuffs.