Dying Light: The Beast Interview – Story, Map, Parkour, and More

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As a dedicated gamer, I’m excited to share that it appears Techland isn’t wrapping up their post-launch plans for “Dying Light 2 Stay Human” just yet. Up next in the zombie-slaying series is something truly intriguing – “Dying Light: The Beast”, a new standalone adventure featuring our beloved protagonist, Kyle Crane, from the original game. Originally conceived as DLC for “Dying Light 2”, it’s evolved into its own unique standalone project. Can’t wait to dive in!

Secretlab Announces An Affordable SKINS Lite Chair Cover Line

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A comfortable chair is an integral part of a gaming setup, and a Secretlab Titan Evo chair is generally the top choice to fill that role. In addition to being comfortable and functional, they’re also highly customizable thanks to the SKINS collection of sleeves that allow you to upgrade your look without buying a completely new chair. However, they’re still quite pricey at around $170-$200 each. That changes today.

Content funding on Windows Central

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As an avid reader here, I want to share a bit about how we keep this engaging content flowing. At my favorite publishing house, Future Publishing, we heavily depend on advertising support to continue delivering the articles you adore. While most of the material you see is crafted by our dedicated in-house editorial team, there are instances when we collaborate with external partners to produce captivating and helpful content that aligns with your interests.

Solana price prediction – Why $205 could make or break SOL’s rally

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Solana’s social dominance hit record levels amid its whale distribution phase At press time, its technical setup suggested strong resistance at $205 with significant liquidation events As a seasoned crypto investor who has weathered through several bull and bear markets, I find Solana’s current market position quite intriguing. The altcoin’s record-breaking social dominance and strategic … Read more

Monster Hunter World Hits 27 Million Units Sold, Monster Hunter Rise at 16 Million

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It’s no wonder that Monster Hunter remains Capcom’s top-selling game. The anticipation for Monster Hunter Wilds is palpable, and based on the success of its recent open beta, it seems likely (to put it mildly) that the action RPG will sell extremely well when it launches next year. In the meantime, sales for past Monster Hunter titles aren’t showing any signs of slowing.