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Game details Developer: Four Quarters Publisher : Devolver Digital Platform : Windows, Mac, Linux Release Date: March 4, 2021 ESRB Rating: Unrated (We'd say "E-10 for ages 10 and up") Price : $14.99 (with a launch-week discount) Links: Steam (free demo) | GOG | Official website I cannot think of a single YouTube trailer that would do the addictive, compelling new video game Loop Hero an iota of justice. That's not a remark on its 360p resolution or 8-bit color depth; we've seen plenty of games work within such confines while looking beautiful and fluid. But this dark RPG doubles down on simplicity, thanks to itty-bitty sprites, limited animations, and a menu-swapping interface that combine to scream the word "boring." The game includes some aesthetic exceptions, particularly a few higher-res illustrations, but the point stands. Loop Hero was made to work within the processing confines of an '80s PC, as opposed to immediately capturing your imagination … [Read more...] about review: I’ve somehow gotten hooked on an RPG that plays itself

We may earn a commission for purchases using our links. Learn more . under mouse and key Jaz Brown and Essa Kidwell 2 Mar 2021 Source: Ubisoft Most people are well aware that PC gamers are at an advantage when it comes to pinpoint control and accuracy. Using a mouse and keyboard certainly has its benefits and not everyone is aware that the PS4 and PS5 support keyboard and mouse input. Here are some of the best PS5 games that support a keyboard and mouse that you might want to try. Though all of these don't have native PS5 releases, they can be played on Sony's latest console, which has system level mouse and keyboard support thanks to backward compatibility. Jump to: Assassin's Creed Valhalla Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Final Fantasy 14 Overwatch They Are Billions Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Call of Duty: Warzone DayZ Assassin's Creed Valhalla Assassin's Creed Valhalla is the latest and … [Read more...] about Best PS4 and PS5 Games with Mouse and Keyboard Support 2021

You can check-out any time you like, But you can never leave! If I told you these Eagles lyrics described a certain website, you'd probably think it was Facebook . After all, public exclamations of quitting Facebook are so common it's cliche, but by and large the people still stay. The same is true on other networks that angered users with product or business changes. But even when a better alternative arrives — such as Path to Facebook or App.net to Twitter, we still don't see the users walk away. The two times a major exodus did come to fruition — Myspace to Facebook and Digg to Reddit — it was largely based on weaknesses in ease of use rather than philosophy. The weaknesses in Craigslist are painfully obvious: The site is ugly, any listing you post almost guarantees spam to your inbox, the apartment listings are full of scams, the site was once a known destination for sex trafficking (albeit minimized now) and lastly, people have died from engaging in a Craigslist … [Read more...] about Why the Web Hasn’t Birthed a Prettier Craigslist

Finding a new apartment is a huge headache. While the Internet makes it easier to peruse potential places, it also introduces its own complications. We've compiled a list of networks that make the process simple and social. Some sites connect you to reliable listserves, while others let buyers review brokers. But all function slightly better than Craigslist . 1. Rent Social Rent Social makes it absurdly easy to coordinate your apartment search with your future roommates. To access the social network, either create a new account or sign in through Facebook. Rent Social recognizes natural language processing , so you can type "apartments on the west side highway" and the search results will match your inquiry. SEE ALSO: 15 Monthly Subscription Boxes Shipping Essentials to Your Door The interface looks a lot like Pinterest — once you find an apartment, ask your social networks to weigh in by tweeting, pinning or posting to LinkedIn or Facebook . Rent … [Read more...] about 8 Social Networks for Your Next Apartment Hunt

At some point between duct-taping your hundredth box and having absolutely no idea where the heck you packed your toothbrush , it hits you: Moving is the worst. Anyone who has taken the plunge and moved to a new city can attest to why moving is consistently labeled one of the most stressful life events. In fact, a recent study found that only loss-related events — such as the death of a loved one or going through a divorce — scored higher on the stress scale. See also: Beyond Craigslist: 10 Sites for Apartment Hunters If you're planning an upcoming move, take a moment to check out the following apps, startups and services that can help streamline your move — and help you avoid a complete meltdown. Moving Day Moving companies are notorious for extraneous fees and the even more infuriating practice of holding your belongings hostage until you grudgingly acquiesce to pay a higher-than-originally-agreed-upon price for delivery. To ensure you're getting the best bang for … [Read more...] about 30+ Services to Make Your Move to a New City Less Stressful