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The New York Times has plenty of word games on its roster today — with Wordle, Connections, Strands, and the Mini Crossword, there’s something for everyone — but the newspaper’s standard crossword puzzle still reigns supreme. The daily crossword is full of interesting trivia, helps improve mental flexibility and, of course, gives you some bragging rights if you manage to finish it every day.
Ready your fragile skeletons, virtual skaters: Skate will launch in early access in 2025, as announced earlier today in a tweet from the official Skate account on X. «We're incredibly stoked to announce that skate. will be launching in Early Access in 2025. We'll share more details on what to expect in the coming months,» developer Full Circle said. Personally, I expect skating.
It only took two days for modder Siegfre to crack open Baldur's Gate 3's official mod tools, unlocking a level editor that could let fans create their own custom modules or even full campaigns. A week later, and that's already started to bear fruit, with some modders sharing images and videos of playable custom levels.
While not all players may be interested in seeing everything there is to see in , others want to complete the game in its entirety. That means finding every item, absorbing every Spirit, unlocking every Spell, and beating every boss. If you don’t know where to look in ,it’s easy to miss parts of the game, like hidden items and even bosses.
An unmarked location in constitutes an in-depth reference to a classic TV show. Although takes a lot of liberties with its portrayal of a post-nuclear Boston (the so-called Commonwealth), there's a measure of accuracy in the landmarks it includes.The Old North Church becomes the HQ of 's Railroad, MIT is renamed the Institute, and of course, Fenway Park transforms into the bustling Diamond City.
The next Borderlands instalment is officially on the way, and it's sounding set to be one gory affair.
I've said it before and I'll say it again: I'm bullish on Dragon Age: The Veilguard and I'm not ashamed to defend its honor. Yes, BioWare's had a streak of lean years. Yes, there have been numerous high-profile departures from the studio. Yes, Larian and CD Projekt have kind of eaten BioWare's lunch in the meantime. And yes, there was just something slightly off about its first trailers. Despite all that, the game underneath always seemed solid to me. But god damn, EA and BioWare could have avoided a lot of doubt if they'd just led with something more like today's release date trailer for The Veillguard's official reveal in June.
Gloria is a Legendary Watcher in and can help bolster any team by building her correctly. You have multiple ways to enhance a unit, which are great for different playstyles. Gloria is already a phenomenal character as soon as she is summoned. She can boost the attack and defense of allies while increasing their movement range. This makes her a top-tier unit, but she can dish out serious damage as she ranks.