Echo Sage is one of the most unique and misunderstood rulers added to Merge Tactics. On paper she looks weak, fragile, and inconsistent. In real matches she plays nothing like any other ruler in the game. Echo Sage is not a damage ruler, not a pressure ruler, and not a tempo ruler. She is a … Read more

Your Kagune is the moment your character stops feeling weak and starts feeling dangerous. Until you unlock it, every fight feels slow, awkward, and risky. Once you get it, the game finally opens up. How To Unlock Your Kagune & Moveset in Tokyo RE This guide walks you through exactly how to unlock your Kagune, … Read more

Fear is one of the most important progression systems in Devil Hunter. It unlocks new abilities, passives, and fighting options that directly increase your power. If your Fear level is low, your character will always feel incomplete — no matter how good your contract is. This is the fastest and most reliable way to push … Read more

Snake and Curse are two of the most powerful contracts in Devil Hunter, but the game makes sure you earn them. You cannot casually walk into these contracts. You have to commit to a faction, prepare properly, and survive some of the hardest solo content in the game. How to Get Snake & Curse Contract … Read more

Starting Devil Hunter can feel confusing at first. The game does not hold your hand, and if you make early mistakes, they follow you into late game. I learned this the hard way, and that is exactly why I am writing this guide — so you do not have to struggle the way most new … Read more

Devil Hunter is not a game where every contract and fiend is created equal. Some abilities only look strong on paper, while others completely change how fights are played. A few of them decide matches the moment they touch you, while the rest slowly fall behind as players learn the meta, improve their parries, and … Read more

The Suburbs map looks calm, quiet, and almost boring when you first step into it. But don’t let that fool you. This case hides one of the smartest story traps in the entire game. The map is designed to push you into blaming the wrong person unless you pay attention to the smallest details. Detective … Read more

If your Satsuma is eating your wallet alive and you need a reliable money source, the factory job is your best friend. It is steady, predictable, and perfect for funding your project car, beer runs, and random errands. Once you are hired, you basically have a legal money printer sitting in town. Let’s walk through … Read more

If you’re getting a little bored of the same old Satsuma suffering, I’ve got good news. There’s another project car hidden in My Winter Car, and unlocking it feels like stumbling into a secret side quest the game never properly explains. The first time I found it, I honestly thought I had broken something — … Read more

My Winter Car does not welcome you. It tests you. The very first time I launched the game, I froze, starved, and collapsed before I even understood what killed me. That is normal. This game is designed to punish rushing, poor planning, and careless movement. Once you learn how the systems actually work, surviving becomes … Read more