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How to get pets in Heartopia

As you make your way around Heartopia, you’ll see a number of different animals like alpacas, birds, and even more exotic animals like capybaras and pandas. But, you won’t be able to tame these animals. Instead, we can only unlock dogs and cats as pets in Heartopia, and we’ve got to put in the work…

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Witcher 3 modders just upended everything we know about how it was made with a 584-page breakdown of an early prototype that had a 150-hour main quest, all thanks to a database ‘containing almost every single line of text’ from its development

Witcher 3 modders Moonknight, Ferroxius, Crygreg, and Glassfish (who contributed to the Brothers in Arms cut content restoration mod) have released the first volume of What Lies Unseen, a planned series chronicling the development history and evolution of The Witcher 3. RPG YouTuber xLetalis has put out a three-hour video going over the first volume,…

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Pacific Drive’s ‘largest ever’ update adds endless expeditions to the vehicular survival game, but it’s a big change to how saving works that has me pondering a reinstall

Pacific Drive received its “largest ever free content update” this week, one which introduces a brand new way of playing Ironwood Studios’ vehicular survival game. But you’d better step away from the newswheel, bucko, because I’m hijacking this article for my own devious ends. While the headline addition of the update is some fancy-sounding expeditions,…

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Semiconductors are exempt from Trump’s massive 32% tariff on Taiwan though PC gamers will still feel the heat

The Trump administration announced sweeping “reciprocal” tariffs across the globe, ranging from a 10% baseline tariff on most countries to 30% or more on countries like Thailand (36%), Vietnam (46%), Cambodia (49%!), and Taiwan (32%). That last one might ring alarm bells for anyone wise to the global trade in semiconductors, as you’ll know it’s…

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After nailing a quirky PS2 throwback with Kunitsu-gami, Capcom’s Pragmata has the charming energy of an Xbox 360-era shooter like The Darkness or Syndicate

I mean it as a compliment when I say Capcom’s Pragmata has the makings of “one of those 7 out of 10 games,” a vein of perfect weekend plays that we don’t see enough of from big budget developers anymore. This is just a snap judgment—I’ve only played about 20 minutes of the long-gestating action…

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