This game is a classic gothic romance, heavily inspired by the haunting stories of Edgar Allan Poe. You’ll play as Ligeia, a powerful witch wielding a living, shape-shifting demon sword, and your mission is to prevent the return of the cursed Roderick Usher. The game combines a dark and atmospheric setting with quick, exciting, and visually impressive combat.
Watching the final saga of *One Piece* unfold has been incredible – each new chapter just keeps raising the stakes! Right now, the story is focused on the Elbaf arc, and it’s truly captivating. The Straw Hat Pirates are now directly facing off against Imu and his Holy Knights, making this arc the most thrilling one yet. I’m really looking forward to seeing how the main battles play out, especially getting to witness Roronoa Zoro, the Straw Hats’ swordsman, in some seriously intense fights.
Game Rant has created an interactive map for the Iberian Offensive in Battlefield 6 to help players win. It shows all the objectives, spawn points, and other important locations. You can customize the map by turning different categories on or off to quickly find exactly what you need, like turret placements, ladders, and ziplines.
In a world where patience is as scarce as a decent Wi-Fi signal, Michael Saylor’s MicroStrategy is quietly racking up Bitcoin like a man obsessed with finding hidden treasure. This latest move? A mere 220 BTC for a modest $27.2 million. Yes, you read that right. That’s $123,561 per Bitcoin, a price that would make even the boldest venture capitalist pause. But no, not Saylor. He’s not sweating it. The total holdings now stand at a colossal 640,250 BTC, yielding a respectable 25.9% return YTD 2025. Accumulation, my friends. That’s the game plan.
Wow, today has been crazy for Pokémon fans like me! It feels like every few minutes, new details about the upcoming Pokémon Wind and Wave game are popping up online. We already knew a lot about the story, where it takes place, and some new gameplay stuff, but now even more leaks have surfaced – this time about the big boss battles and what looks like some seriously cool MMO features! I can’t wait to learn more!
The manga *Jujutsu Kaisen* is getting more and more captivating, particularly as the author, Gege Akutami, reveals details following the significant time jump in the story. As fans know, the series jumped forward 68 years after the Shinjuku Showdown, marking a new era. Characters like Yuji Itadori have aged, and a new generation, including Tsurugi and Yuka Okkotsu, is now taking center stage.
Side quests often begin with simple tasks, such as locating an item or speaking with another Digimon. However, these requests frequently evolve into more meaningful endeavors, like helping a Digimon find a place to belong or unraveling a mystery with subtle clues. Interestingly, some of the most fulfilling quests in Digimon Story Time Stranger are surprisingly quick and easy to finish.
Blizzard recently announced Patch 11.2.7, called “The Warning,” for *World of Warcraft*. This is the last major update before the release of *The War Within* expansion and includes a new story chapter, the return of the Brawler’s Guild, and a first look at the player housing system. From October 13th to 16th, players will be able to test out the housing feature—even those who don’t currently have a *WoW* subscription.
I recently checked out *BALL x PIT*, a cool new game from Devolver Digital, and it’s one of those projects where they’re giving smaller teams a chance to shine. What’s really interesting is how it mixes a bunch of different game styles. It’s got that classic *Breakout* or *Arkanoid* feel where you’re bouncing a ball to break blocks, but then throws in roguelite elements – meaning each run is different – and even lets you build a base! I had a chance to talk with the creator, Kenny Sun, about everything going on in the game. Just a heads up, the interview was trimmed down to make it easier to read.
If you’ve unlocked operators and skins in *Battlefield 6*, you might be annoyed that you can’t immediately change the background operator on this screen. Don’t worry though – there *is* a way to do it, it’s just a little hidden and easy to miss.