Narin: Orange Room is a third-person survival horror game. Play as 'Narin,' a 7th-grade primary school kid whose sister unexpectedly disappeared. One day, She got caught up in one of her school's secrets and ended herself in the mysterious world during the twilight hours. Narin had to fight, survive, and confront the terror. She need to locate all of the clues, solve the riddles, and delve further into the stories that had occurred at her school. Explore mystic stories in the school not only in Twilight Time, but also in Day Time. Inspect clues from Narin's friends, gain more evidence, to fill up the mysterious jigsaw and solve those mysteries to pave the way for the secret behind.

Eko and the Bewitched Lands is a randomly generated action RPG with Rogue-like elements. Explore and find the castle where the Dark Queen has imprisoned your friend and princess of the realm. Gameplay is dynamic and fast paced. Dodge at the perfect time to be able to avoid enemy attacks or traps. Play very aggressive stopping enemies from hitting you or be a bit more strategic using your grenades or the environment. Customize your abilities and enhance your playstyle! Each run offers unique and powerful upgrades, letting you adapt, experiment, and evolve your strategies. Will you harness fire, water, or something entirely different?

A special letter, endowed with a soul, embarks on a journey. Change your form to move forward: fly, swim, overcome obstacles, and be ready for unexpected encounters! Each level is a unique adventure with multiple paths to discover. Choose your route, meet strange and charming characters, solve puzzles, uncover hidden locations, and stumble upon secrets in the most unexpected places.

In this bold turn-based RPG, where musical numbers meet thrilling combat, join pop singer Cadence on her quest for stardom. After being shut out of the Noteworthy Song Contest, Cadence realizes that her solo act might not be enough for the judges. As she travels across Note to the Rock City of Durandis, the EDM City of Lumina, and more, Cadence fills out her band with eclectic and powerful musicians from lands afar. But something’s brewing in the distance…the Harmonic Convergence is playing havoc with the world’s musical energies, and dark forces are working behind the scenes to disrupt Note’s natural harmonies. It wasn’t in the set list, but Cadence and the others need to step up and make sure music itself still has a future on stage. In People of Note, experience turn-based combat like never before: each battle is an interactive musical performance with evolving combat conditions, real-time rhythm-based attacks, and genre-bending mashup attacks!

The debut title from Just Cause developer Christofer Sundberg's new studio Liquid Swords launches this week, and the launch trailer has arrived. The game is called Samson: A Tyndalston Story, and at a glance, it looks like Grand Theft Auto without guns.

The $25 game has players taking on the role of Samson, a man who "learned violence before he learned mercy." The game has a debt system where Samson must pay off mobsters after a heist goes badly, and his sister is being held for collateral. Players have a payment quota, and deadlines to meet, with the debt interest growing if missions are unsuccessful.

Samson can earn more than 25 upgrades to improve his brawling and driving skills. The game does not give Samson any guns, but he can drive weaponized cars to get jobs done. The game has multiple open-world districts and NPCs that remember your past behavior.

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Sony WH-1000XMS5 Noise-Canceling Headphones

$248 (was $400)

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If you're in need of a high-quality pair of over-the-ear headphones, the Sony WH-1000XM5 premium noise-canceling headphones are currently available on Amazon for $248 (was $400) for a limited time. The deal applies to all four color options: Black, Midnight Blue, Smoky Pink, and Silver. Regardless of which colorway you pick, these are an excellent choice for noise-canceling headphones even at full price, and are practically a no-brainer at this discount. And they're also marketed as the "official headphones of the NFL", whatever that means.

Sony WH-1000XMS5 Noise-Canceling Headphones $248 (was $400)

This set of noise-canceling headphones comes with plenty of other quality-of-life features to set them apart from others. On top of full over-the-ear noise cancellation, here are some other perks you can expect:

• 30 Hours of Battery Life
• Alex Voice Control
• Compatibility With the Sony Sound Connect App
• Multi-Device Pairing

Along with the headphones, the box also includes a carrying case and a USB-C charging cable.

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Crimson Desert is one of those games where, if you see it, you can likely go to it, living up to the Bethesda-ism that Skyrim was built on. Unfortunately, with great freedom comes great regret, as players warn that you could break quests by exploring too soon.

Fans took to the game's official subreddit to decry the dilemma. Specifically, Great-Remove-844 posted on April 6 that, after taking the Fruit of Life key item during the Passage of Malice Abyss puzzle, the corresponding Fragment of Life mission breaks. Because the mission sends you to collect the Fruit of Life, if you already have it in your inventory, the game registers it as unusable, essentially softlocking you from completing this questline. This has been a contentious point for days, with Redditors posting about the Fragment of Life mission breaking since at least March 29.

This isn't the only questline that can break if you collect or sell certain items before their intended use. In the comments of Great-Remove-844's post, user No-Goal-3634 explained that, after selling a specific flower basket before the Surprise Gift mission, the questline was no longer completable. Elsewhere in the comments, Redditor grindgrindwilli said that collecting a certain note before turning in a bounty will brick a treasure hunt quest tied to that bounty. There's an order of operations, it seems.

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The best World of Warcraft players in the world are locked in a neck-and-neck race to bring down Midnight Season 1's final boss on Mythic difficulty, and just when it looked like one guild had done it, a secret boss phase flipped the script.

Team Liquid and Team Echo have been locked in a tight race to bring down L'ura, the final boss of the March on Quel'Danas raid, with each guild just a few health percentage points away from bringing the dark naaru down. Liquid looked to have secured the win on April 4, bringing L'ura down to 0 HP, only for the naaru to secretly have a fourth phase. In an Easter surprise, the boss healed to her full 1 billion health and began overwhelming the arena in darkness, quickly killing the last remaining raiders.

Getting back to that phase has been tricky for both teams, with each having only done it a handful of times. However, each time a team has reached the secret phase, they've been able to glean more information about it. The good news is that with more intel, it looks like the phase itself is relatively simple (though still extremely challenging). Players need to stick close together in a light bubble while avoiding L'ura's lasers and voidlings, as well as be able to heal through massive damage from a raid-wide attack. The even better news is that L'ura takes significant extra damage during this phase. If each team can get to the final phase with most of the raid alive, the boss should go down relatively quickly.

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