A Collegial Mystery Safe Code – Indiana Jones The Order of Giants

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Upon entering Casina Pio IV, players will find a large map on the wall serving as a puzzle guiding them to Rome through hidden underground passages. Before embarking on the “Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: Order of the Giants” DLC, take a right turn from the wall and ascend the staircase ahead.

WLFI: The Trump Coin That Keeps on Falling 🤔

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As of September 5, 2025, the price forecast for World Liberty Financial (WLFI) shows it trading close to $0.18, marking a steep 20% drop in just one day. The coin is trapped in a descending channel, a clear sign that bears are in charge after a dramatic plunge from its launch highs.

BNB Stuck in Limbo: Will Bulls Break the $1,000 Barrier? 🚀💰

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In a recent X post, the ever-insightful analyst Crypto Tony pointed out that the $845 level is more than just a number-it’s a pivotal point. If BNB can hold this support, it might just be the green light for a rally that could take it all the way to the grand milestone of $1,000. On the weekly chart, this level has transformed from a stubborn resistance into a robust support, assuming it holds up under pressure. 🤞

LEGO Just Revealed One of the Most Expensive Sets Ever

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As a dedicated LEGO and Star Wars enthusiast, I must admit that the newly released Death Star collectible takes center stage among the latest additions to my collection. Not only is it the biggest LEGO set ever created, but it also comes with a hefty price tag, making it the most expensive one yet.

However, this isn’t the first time LEGO has dipped its toes in the realm of high-priced items. Back in 2017, they unveiled the colossal Millennium Falcon set, consisting of a whopping 7,500 pieces and retailing for $850 on their official website. At the time, it held the title as LEGO’s largest model ever, boasting numerous intricate internal sections that allowed fans to recreate beloved scenes from the Star Wars saga.

But now, that record has been shattered by the new Death Star set, which promises an even more immersive and detailed experience for die-hard Star Wars and LEGO fans like myself.

Steam’s Co-Op Space Sim with ‘Very Positive’ Reviews Is Free to Play Until September 8

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In the opening six months of 2025, it’s estimated that Steam generated a staggering $4.1 billion from cooperative games, underscoring the genre’s impressive popularity on the platform. Given this success, it’s not surprising that many developers of co-op games opt to showcase their creations on Steam via free-to-keep or free-to-play events, as evidenced by titles like “Void Crew”.