Transported to another world, your objective now is to survive until dawn in a place filled with hideous creatures, all while being hunted down by the terrifying, Coffinman! "Coffinman is perfect for fans of indie first-person horror game, survival games, and anyone who loves anything horror. If you enjoy the thrill of navigating unknown, terrifying spaces, completing simple task while avoiding monsters & demons hunting you through all night" Your only objectives is to survive until down while making sure the energy not run out to 0%. To save energy, you need to turn the lights off in every floor.

Monster Hunter Wilds' Mizutsune battle is one of the game's toughest, thanks to the monster's fast, unpredictable movements and extensive control over the battlefield. Mizutsune moves quickly and uses a mix of ranged and up-close attacks to keep you on the defensive, though with the right armor and weapons, you can give yourself a much better chance of survival.

Our Monster Hunter Wilds Mizutsune guide breaks down Mizutsune's weaknesses and attack patterns, the best gear you should use, and what you'll get for defeating the beast.

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• Monster Hunter Wilds: Mizutsune location

Monster Hunter Wilds: Mizutsune locationMizutsune uses the forest's waterways to get around. Look for chances to use rocks and branches to damage it while it travels.

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Earlier today, Nintendo made the unprecedented decision to delay prerelease orders for the Switch 2 in the US in order for the company to "assess the potential impact of tariffs and evolving market conditions." The news follows the Trump Administration announcing its plan to implement steep and controversial tariffs across the globe, with nations such as Japan, Vietnam, China, Canada, Mexico, and the EU facing the worst of these trade penalties. But while Nintendo might be the first company to address the impact these tariffs will have on production, the Entertainment Software Association--the video game industry's trade association that represents most of its major publishers--suspects that this is just the beginning.

In an interview with IGN, ESA spokesperson Aubrey Quinn said that the tariffs being announced the same day as the Switch 2's pricing reveal was "just unfortunate coincidental timing," and that Americans "aren't taking it seriously" if we think think it's just the Switch 2 that will impacted by tariffs.

"It's been interesting with media coverage around video games and tariffs because just unfortunate coincidental timing that the Switch [2 reveal] was the same day as President Trump's announcement. There are so many devices we play video games on. There are other consoles, but as I was saying, VR headsets, our smartphones, people who love PC games, if we think it's just the Switch, then we aren't taking it seriously. This is going to have an impact," Quinn said.

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Shin Megami Tensei - The Roleplaying Game: Tokyo Conception is finally available to purchase again at Amazon for a 10% discount after being sold out for months. The English translation of the SMT tabletop RPG has suffered multiple delays due to supply chain issues, though Amazon's listing now notes that the book released on April 1. It was previously scheduled to launch in September 2024 before quietly being delayed indefinitely.

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Shin Megami Tensei - The Roleplaying Game: Tokyo Conception $45 (was $50)

At the moment, Amazon is "temporarily out of stock," but you can still place an order for $45 (was $50). Walmart sold out at the $50 price point and remains out of stock as of April 4.

The tabletop RPG originally released in Japan in 1993 and has seen numerous editions and revisions in the years since, but this marks the first English localization. As mentioned, the 320-page Shin Megami Tensei RPG rulebook has already sold out multiple times since it first popped up on Amazon. We don't expect this to remain available to purchase for long.

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LG has expanded its UltraGear lineup with three premium GX9 OLED smart monitors. These all share the same high-end specs--including a vibrant 3440 x 1440 resolution, 0.03ms response time, a 240Hz refresh rate, and come bundled with webOS, which can access all your favorite streaming platforms. That should make them a versatile entertainment hub, as they are well-equipped for both high-end gaming and a relaxing movie night. There are 34-inch, 39-inch, and 45-inch models, and each are available now.

LG UltraGear Smart Gaming Monitors Starting at $1,400

This smart OLED monitor is available in three sizes--45 inches, 39 inches, and 34 inches. Thankfully, you won't be sacrificing any features if you opt for a smaller display, as all three get you the exact same specs. Along with the 3440 x 1440 resolution and 240Hz refresh rate, the display boasts an 800R curve that should result in a better viewing experience. You'll also get an excellent 0.03ms response time that's great for gaming.

• UltraGear 45-Inch OLED Curved Monitor (45GX90SA) -- $1,700
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• UltraGear 39-Inch OLED Curved Monitor (39GX90SA) -- 1,600
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• UltraGear 34-Inch OLED Curved Monitor (34GX90SA) -- $1,400
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Other notable features include support for Nvidia G-Sync and AMD FreeSync Premium, and each runs on webOS 24, which lets you access a variety of streaming services, 350 free channels on the LG Channels app, and cloud gaming platforms like GeForce Now and Amazon Luna. The monitors also feature a sleek "virtually borderless design" that maximizes screen space, and can be moved via tilt, height, and swivel adjustment points. They also include hexagonal RGB backlighting for extra flair.

While these newly released smart monitors look impressive, they're also quite expensive. If you want something more affordable, here's a look at some other great gaming monitors currently on sale. In fact, two LG UltraGear models are on sale right now--including a compact 27-inch OLED monitor and an affordable 34-inch curved monitor.

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