Thick as Thieves is Out Now on PC

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In Thick as Thieves, you play as a rookie thief in the 1900s city of Kilcairn, aiming to become a master criminal. You can tackle heists alone or team up with friends, and customize your approach with six different gear options. The game features two maps and 16 missions, but its standout feature is the random conditions that change each playthrough, forcing you to adapt your strategies and keep things fresh.

The Boys Series Finale Review: The Show (Mostly) Sticks the Superhero Landing

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Episode 7 of The Boys Season 5 received the lowest IMDb rating so far—just 6.5 out of 10—which suggested the show might not have a satisfying conclusion. The series finale was initially released in a limited number of U.S. theaters before becoming available on Prime Video worldwide. Once negative reactions start, they can be hard to overcome, making it a tricky situation for the show. However, I think the finale generally succeeds in delivering a good ending.

Yoshi Needs a Spin-Off After The Super Mario Galaxy Movie

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Yoshi has been a beloved character in the Mario games for a long time, so fans were excited to see him in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. Although he doesn’t have a huge role throughout the film, especially as things get more chaotic later on, there’s an early scene that’s easily the funniest and best part of the movie. It really shows that Yoshi deserves his own film more than any other character in the story.

Gundam’s Angelic Warriors Return With Stunning New Models

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This set includes model kits of two powerful mobile suits – the ∀ Gundam and the Turn X – from the Turn A Gundam anime. Both designs have a look similar to those found in ‘Super Robot’ series. The kits feature a special plastic that mimics the self-repairing abilities of the mobile suits. This re-release happens alongside a new version of the iconic “butterfly effect” kit, and pre-orders are open now, allowing fans to build the climactic final battle from Turn A Gundam.

The Boys Series Finale Explained: Who Lives and Who Dies?

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After everything they’ve been through, the team is finally facing the consequences. With Frenchie gone and Homelander now seemingly invincible, tensions are incredibly high. In the final episode, the Boys attempt a dangerous mission: infiltrating the White House to kill Homelander while he’s speaking to the nation. Will anyone survive this, which is likely their most perilous operation yet?