In the early stages of the campaign, you can activate the Temper Acupoints mechanic after successfully defeating the initial major adversary, known as the Man-Eating Dutanga, within Lightzen Temple. Upon completing this task, you will be rewarded with the activation of the following feature:
As a devotee of captivating tales set in ancient China, I can’t help but share my excitement about plunging headfirst into the enigmatic world of Wuchang: Fallen Feathers! If you’re eager to embark on this dark fantasy journey, be prepared to allocate a substantial chunk of your time. On average, it’s advisable to set aside around 25 to 35 hours for your first playthrough. This estimation is based on sticking mainly to the primary missions, but we must factor in character demises due to the formidable challenges posed by the numerous bosses that lie ahead. Happy adventuring!
This set comprises a total of 2,953 parts, dividing into three main sections: the first level, second level, and roof. Additionally, it features removable components for interior access. Each room or compartment includes an operable door, while the set also comes with an “inmate delivery van” (let’s say transport vehicle), 65 Batman-related stickers, and 16 minifigures. For LEGO enthusiasts, the main attraction of these sets is undoubtedly the minifigures. The Arkham Asylum set includes 16 characters, such as Batman, Batwoman, Robin, Mr. Freeze, The Riddler, Poison Ivy, Catwoman, Scarecrow, Harley Quinn, Bane, The Joker, The Penguin, Killer Croc, and 2 security guards. If you prefer, one of the guards can be imagined as Aaron Cash.
Whether they’re right-side up or flipped over, these LEGO figures from “Stranger Things” are adorably cute, leaving us utterly smitten! The best part? They won’t empty your wallet. The “Stranger Things” BrickHeadz from LEGO are priced at $39.99 and come with 542 pieces. This build is within the reach of both you or the younger fan of “Stranger Things” in your life, making it an easy project to take on. (Compared to the challenges that Mike, Dustin, Lucas, and Will will face when battling Vecna in “Stranger Things 5”, this seems like a breeze. We’re just glad there’s no Vecna figure in the set. The Party surely would appreciate that!)
The LEGO sets based on the “Wicked: For Good” movie are due for release in September. That gives you ample opportunity to construct them well ahead of its theater premiere on November 21, 2025.
Experience the joy of building a life-size replica of the famous handheld gaming system, recreating the nostalgia of your favorite games. This set boasts the genuine Game Pak slot and includes two classic games: “The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening” and “Super Mario Land”. After constructing this masterpiece, you can showcase it with the classic Nintendo start screen or opt for an alternative design from either game’s interchangeable Game Paks.
It wasn’t unexpected that Critical Role was venturing into a video game project, considering they are known for being voice actors in video games. However, their choice to collaborate with a relatively new studio, AdHoc, took many by surprise. Although AdHoc is founded by industry veterans (including some who previously worked at Telltale Studio), they don’t have a significant history of releases. In fact, Dispatch is their debut video game. The decision to create a narrative choice game was also unexpected, as games like Baldur’s Gate 3 are currently experiencing a resurgence in popularity. Critical Role seems more suited for a deep-rooted RPG game.
Cregger shared with Comicbook.com that he has played every game in its entirety. He confessed to replaying ‘Resident Evil 4’ over a hundred times, being completely captivated by it. Therefore, his aim is to craft a narrative that pays tribute to the immersive feeling you get when playing these games.
As a gamer, I was all set to dive into Obsidian Entertainment’s new RPG, expecting it to be one of Microsoft’s flagship games priced at $79.99 – a price point they announced would be standard for their big releases in the future. However, it seems that the company might be second-guessing this pricing strategy or perhaps realizing that this price tag could be too steep for a single-player RPG like this one. The final decision remains unclear at this moment.
It appears that both the Standard Edition and Phantom Edition are set to release simultaneously, suggesting that Electronic Arts may avoid any delay tactics regarding early access. According to Dealabs, the game is expected to retail for €69.99 EUR on PC and €79.99 on consoles. If you’re interested in the Phantom Edition, be prepared to spend an additional €30.