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If you feel stuck on today's puzzle, you may feel like you need a little nudge to get you through to the end. Today's puzzle is quite fun, with enough nuance to make it challenging without being overwhelmingly difficult. It's a good day to play the game, and we have plenty of clues to get you through it without losing your score.
Five years ago, MoviePass, the subscription-based movie-ticketing service, was acquired by Helios and Matheson Analytics, and the monthly cost was reduced to $9.95. The plus side was that the $10 fee did not have any limitations as to how many movies subscribers could view in a month, with the plan being unlimited. What sounded like a dream come true for millions who would rack up a hefty bill going to watch movies at theaters turned out to be a financial disaster, with former CEO Mitch Lowe admitting that the $9.95 amount was a temporary marketing gimmick.
The developers at Coffee Stain Studios recently launched a long-awaited update to . After five years of early access, version 1.0 patch notes indicate massive quality-of-life changes, including substantial bug fixes and updates to the Awesome Shop. But as much as things change, they stay the same. New players will still need to craft the space elevator to achieve milestones and unlock higher tiers.
There are more disgusting Magic: The Gathering cards in the universe's lore than those contained within this upcoming Halloween-themed Secret Lair drop. However, there's something about the malicious no-good gluttony of Slimer that fills me with dread.
After folding in icons from across the slasher multiverse for almost a decade, multiplayer horror Dead by Daylight was finally starting to expand its own world with a PvE four-player co-op shooter codenamed Project T that was set in the same creepy universe. That spin-off has now been scrapped before it ever saw the, err, daylight.
is still many years away and a former Bethesda developer with plenty of experience with the franchise wants fans to lower their expectations. Announced with a teaser trailer in 2018, the reveal that another game was in development took the fan base by storm, but unveiling the project so early has resulted in more frustration than excitement. Given that received its first trailer at the same time and took five years to develop, it's safe to assume that won't see the light of day soon.
builds upon the concepts of the original city builder in a myriad of interesting ways that completely change the scope of the game. While this may be a hard adjustment for fans of the first, and perhaps even sound undesirable initially, the franchise ultimately comes away stronger in this new iteration. Though the overall messaging can at times feel a bit heavy-handed, and the bleakness can make it hard to play long stretches, as a whole the 11 bit studios title is one that deftly and satisfyingly blends strategic management and poignant decision-making.
The iconic Klombo is finally returning to , except this time, you'll be able to add the loveable pink dinosaur to your islands! As part of the major Lost Isles update, there's a whole new world to discover in, including five distinct biomes like the Jungle, Plains, and Beach, one of which is home to the goofy-looking Klombo.