Eloise is the proprietor of the Grow A Garden Gear Shop, and the selection of items she has for sale ranges from handy to essential. Some tools allow you to reconfigure your garden, harvest fruits from a single plant, or salvage seeds to replant them later. However, she also very occasionally has top-tier sprinklers that increase the size and mutation chance for your plants, and lollipops you can feed to your pets to level them up.

It’s not just those items that can be handy to purchase. For example, your Grow A Garden pets will benefit greatly from having a tasty treat to snack on, while some items are used to make sprays that give you the power to spread Grow A Garden mutations. You can use them to craft other items of note, such as lightning rods to inflict the Shocked mutation on specific plants or Anti Bee eggs to hatch rarer pets. Here’s everything you need to know about the Grow A Garden Gear Shop’s stock.

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• All Grow A Garden Gear Shop Stock

It takes a small time for the Gear Shop to restock, though only some items will reappear every time.All Grow A Garden Gear Shop Stock

Of the options available in the Gear Shop, the most useful ones are the rare ones: namely, the Master or Grandmaster Sprinklers, Level-up Lollipops, and Medium Treats and Toys. The Sprinklers boost the growth and mutation rates over a wider radius for a short time, while the Levelup Lollipops, Medium Treats, and Medium Toys are for buffing your pets.

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Chances are that when you begin your farm in Grow A Garden, you’ll immediately see your neighbor’s plot and wonder how yours can be like theirs. Naturally, you’d think it’ll take a lot of work to get to that stage, and you’re half right. But there are a few tips and tricks we’ve picked up along the way to help you make the sparkly garden of your dreams.

Grow A Garden is one of the best Roblox games available to play on the platform, and one of the reasons why is that you can spend a few minutes tending to your plot before leaving it to do its own thing. However, unless someone is willing to donate to you one of their most expensive plants, getting started will take some grit. Here are some tips for the early game, things to focus on once you’ve made a bit of money, and all the more obscure mechanics that help you in the long run.

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• Best Plants to buy in the early stages

Sam owns the Seed Shop, which regularly restocks valuable seeds you can plant to earn money.Best Plants to buy in the early stages

When you’re just starting your garden, growing and selling carrots is a good way to make a bit of pocket change, as they grow very quickly. However, you’ll want to prioritize any plant that doesn’t disappear upon harvesting it before too long. Generally, they’re more cost-effective, meaning that you’ll recoup your money and won’t need to buy and plant replacement seeds.

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Game Science is rolling out a new update for Black Myth: Wukong this week, starting with PlayStation 5 on October 13 before "gradually" moving on to Xbox Series X|S and PC. The developer is also letting players know that this is a massive file that may require them to free up some space.

In a post on Black Myth's official site, Game Science notes that the PS5 patch is going to need 93.5GB of free space. While players should be able to continue using the current version for now without any issues, the post suggests that they may have to delete and reinstall the game if there isn't sufficient room for the update.

Dear Destined Ones,
A new update for #BlackMythWukong is on the way. In addition to regular bug fixes, it will also include some performance optimizations.
Due to a considerable number of underlying changes, we'd like to remind you of the following:
1.Installed mods may cause… pic.twitter.com/UYJTMgw8lw

— Black Myth (@BlackMythGame) October 12, 2025

Similarly, PC users are warned that "your computer will need to reserve a certain amount of free disk space" in order to handle the update. Game Science also recommended uninstalling any mods to avoid any compatibility issues when installing the new update.

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There’s a scene in Splinter Cell: Deathwatch--Netflix's animated adaptation of Ubisoft's stealth game series--where Sam Fisher casually walks in front of a security camera. As a long-time Splinter Cell fan this irked me. The Sam Fisher I know would never do something so careless, even if it was intentional.

The thing is, the Sam Fisher I know and love doesn’t exist. Maybe he did in the early 2000s, but Ubisoft has pulled this character in so many different directions over the years and he’s been diluted. In 2006, they killed Sam’s daughter and sent him to prison. In 2010, they made him a fugitive, and revealed that his daughter is actually alive. In 2013, they soft-rebooted the franchise and in the process stripped Sam of his dry humor and charm. In 2020, they added a version of him to Rainbow Six: Siege. They even put Sam in the most recent Ghost Recon games, and had the legendary Michael Ironside reprise the role. It's clear that although Ubisoft hasn’t forgotten about Sam, they have no idea what to do with him.

A battered Sam Fisher aiming a gun toward the camera.

This trend continues in Splinter Cell: Deathwatch, a new chapter in Sam’s long and turbulent history that arrives in the form of a Netflix series. Helmed by Derek Kolstad, writer on John Wick and Nobody, Deathwatch finds Sam off the grid in Poland. Portrayed by Liev Schreiber, this take on Sam feels hollow. He’s a man of few words, and everything he says is cold, direct, and calculated. He’s more in line with the Sam from 2013’s Splinter Cell: Blacklist’s than the original trilogy, and that’s disappointing.

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