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If you’ve followed our Sifu All Detective Board Collectible Locations to the letter, you’ll now find yourself at the summit of Sifu’s mountain, with only The Sanctuary, and a reunion with your brother standing in your way of exacting vengeance and completing this game. The Sanctuary is a tough level, and the battle at the […]

After taking out Fajar in The Squats, Sean in The Club, and Kuroki in The Museum, only two targets stand in your way. Before you get to take on your brother in The Sanctuary, you’ll have to take on Jinfeng, the CEO. She’s a tricky customer, to say the least, and The Tower can prove

I may sound like a bit of a nerd for saying this, but if I’m away on a trip, I love heading to a museum and checking out what fascinating oddities are being showcased. This is why The Museum level within Sifu was a brilliant time for me. I got to take in some nice

After taking out Fajar in The Squats, Sifu then asks the player to head to an establishment where the bass is thumping, and equally if you don’t keep your guard up, you’ll get a thump too. The Club is the area of the game where you will encounter Sean, and take out your second target

Sifu, a Kung-fu fighting indie game that has captured the hearts of gamers worldwide, is more than just a combat-focused game. It’s also a story that involves a lot of exploration, and detective work if you want to understand every aspect of this story dripping in vengeance and intrigue. This boils down to beating up

I’m a sucker for time loop games, with The Outer Wilds, Minit, Deathloop, and 12 Minutes all springing to mind. Plus, I’m a big fan of detective games like Return of the Obra Dinn or Shadows of Doubt. So when I heard tell of The Forgotten City, a former Skyrim mod turned a fully-fledged game

For anyone who is burned out with the surplus of cozy games, life sims, and farming simulators, Moonstone Island may be the breath of fresh air you need. Moonstone Island has all the trappings of a Farming Sim like Stardew Valley, but with a Legend of Zelda edge to it, and a sprinkling of Slay

As a sandbox game, there are so many different ways to play Cities: Skylines 2. As a city planner, you are in total control! However, whether you are the kind of player who fills your cities with parks and greenery or the type of player who spends hours designing the best road system for traffic,

If you’ve been rolling through the gritty Motorvania Laika: Aged through Blood, you’ve probably at least been curious about the cooking system in the game. It’s a little side thing that you can use at certain checkpoints to get temporary buffs, but how you cook up your ingredients (and the best way to do so)

Cities: Skylines 2 launched with ten starting maps based on a range of locations around the world. From the snow-capped hills of Mountain Village to the intriguing islands of Archipelago Haven, there is something for every aspiring city builder in the base game maps. But what are the best starting maps in Cities: Skylines 2?