If you’ve been wondering where Sephiria’s story actually ends, Chapter 6 is the final chapter. It was added with the 1.0 release and completes the story with two new bosses, one mini-boss, and a proper ending with credits. There’s one important thing I want to clear up before getting into the fights. Some early information … Read more

Artifacts are one of the big progression systems in Sephiria 1.0, and if you’re used to picking up Relics during a run, don’t make the mistake of treating Artifacts the same way. Unlike Relics, Artifacts are permanent unlocks. Once you’ve obtained one, it stays available on your account and can be equipped before future runs. … Read more

If you’re climbing the tower in Sephiria 1.0, bosses are the encounters you really need to prepare for. There are 10+ unique bosses across six chapters, and the 1.0 update makes the climb even bigger with Chapter 6, a new final boss, and Hard Mode. I’ve put together this quick progression chart so you can … Read more

Before getting into rankings, there’s one correction worth making immediately: Sephiria has six weapons, not eight. If you’ve come across older guides mentioning Tome as a weapon or listing Fists, Spears, Scythes, and Bows, those lists don’t match the actual game. The six real weapon types in Sephiria 1.0 are Sword & Shield, Greatsword, Dagger, … Read more

The Harpoon Guns Update arrived in Fisch on August 1, 2026, introducing seven Harpoon Guns scattered across different parts of the map. Each gun has its own location, and some also have different Power, Range, Reload, Velocity, Resilience, Accuracy, and Weight stats. Harpoon Guns are used to target Roaming Fish. After hitting a fish with … Read more

Harpoon Guns have arrived in Fisch, adding a new ranged fishing mechanic that lets you directly target roaming fish in the water. Instead of casting a normal fishing rod, you can aim a Harpoon Gun at a fish, fire at it, hook the target, and then complete a new pulling minigame to catch it. The … Read more

Weapons are the heart of combat in Hunt: Showdown 1896, but picking a loadout isn’t as simple as choosing the gun with the highest Damage stat. Every weapon asks you to make trade-offs. A powerful rifle might consume most of your Weapon Capacity. Compact Ammo gives you plenty of reserve ammunition but sacrifices some damage … Read more

Necesse gives you an enormous number of weapons to experiment with, and choosing the best weapon isn’t as straightforward as finding whichever item has the largest Damage number. Attack speed, range, projectiles, piercing, homing, critical potential, crowd control, healing, summon-slot efficiency, and special attacks can completely change how useful a weapon feels in actual combat. … Read more

CookieRun Crumble may look like another idle RPG at first, but after spending time with it, you’ll quickly realize there is much more going on than simply watching your team fight automatically. The game combines idle progression with active gameplay, team synergies, elemental advantages, pets, and manual movement during battles. If you understand these systems … Read more

Starting your first few runs in How Many Dudes can feel overwhelming. With dozens of Dude Types, hundreds of Relics, Trinkets, and different team combinations, it’s easy to think you’ve made the wrong choice after losing a few battles. The good news is that the game rewards learning and experimentation far more than perfect decisions. … Read more