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For a limited time, you can save $40 on the Anker USB-C Nano laptop docking station with detachable hub. The post Anker Crashes Its 13-in-1 Docking Station With Detachable Hub to Its Lowest Price Since Launch appeared first on Kotaku. |
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The LG UltraGear 27-inch OLED gaming monitor has come down in price with massive discount at Amazon. The post Forget Samsung Odyssey, LG 27″ OLED Gaming Monitor Is 41% Off With an Ultra-Fast 0.03ms Response Time appeared first on Kotaku. |
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Enjoy a breathtaking virtual screen up to 500 inches, wherever you want. The post XREAL 1S AR Virtual Smart Glasses Get a Surprise Price Drop Right After Launch, With Switch 2 Support appeared first on Kotaku. |
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Pay just $220 for this Amazon's Choice mini PC with 3.7GHz Turbo speed and triple-monitor support. The post Amazon's Choice Windows 11 Pro Mini PC at Nearly 40% Off Is Surging as a Mac Mini Alternative appeared first on Kotaku. |
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You're not just saving $400, but also getting a year of Google One AI Premium access for free. The post Google Pixel 9 Pro XL Drops to Its Black Friday Low After Multiple Price Cuts, Now Priced Like a Budget Android Smartphone appeared first on Kotaku. |
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Rock Paper Shotgun Latest Articles Feed Monday, January 26, 2026 5:46 AM The Stop Killing Games campaign have revealed the final signature count for their European Citizens' Initiative, dubbed Stop Destroying Videogames. According to the folks behind the campaign, the European Union have been able to verify that 1,294,188 of the petition's nearly 1.5 million signatures are the real deal, putting it above the one million signature goal required for EU politicians to look into the issue of server shutdowns rendering online-only games impossible to play. |
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Siliconera Monday, January 26, 2026 9:00 AM
Cult of the Lamb is a massive roguelike, and it's one that keeps feeling compelling due to the wealth of management options and base development for our followers. Especially since a number of free updates followed and brought in post-game activities. It seems appropriate that the Cult of the Lamb: Woolhaven expansion feels as substantial as the original, so much that I feel it acts as a sequel sometimes.
Woolhaven expects a certain familiarity with both dungeon diving and cult management in Cult of the Lamb, but fortunately you're probably well-versed by the time you get to it. It only unlocks after the Old Faith Bishops Leshy, Heket, Kallamar, and Shamura are dealt with in Darkwood, Anura, Anchordeep, and Silk Cradle in the main campaign. Yngya's statue will be available for offerings to unlock access to Woolhaven. Upon reaching the Lamb reaching the home of the lambs, it's clear everything fell. Marchosias is menacing the area and Yngya's restoration depends upon heading into Ewefall and The Rot in order to learn new truths and restore the lands.
The two locations in Cult of the Lamb Woolhaven feel important for different reasons. Ewefall is the story-based area that involves heading to the mountain near our new settlement. It is the area taken over above, and it acts as a means of advancing the story and learning about what's going on, as well as getting things like Followers and livestock. Below the mountain is The Rot, which struck me as the more dangerous and mechanically taxing location. Interactions there are forced in order to get the precious Rotburn. The material is needed to help heat and keep Followers and Woolhaven alive. Because as you go through the story and best challenges, winter will strike with inclement weather conditions that can kill your villagers and crops. I do sort of wish there was more than just the flail in terms of new weapons, but the range it offers and control is fantastic.
Which is partially why I feel like the cult and base management in Cult of the Lamb Woolhaven feels a bit more challenging and, in some ways, fulfilling than in the base game. But then, that's probably because I did get things organized quite well, as tending to Followers and arranging my hub ended up being the element of the original that I enjoyed most. At times, it felt like once I got a good system going, I didn't need to put as much effort into maintenance. With Woolhaven, there's more of a balance at play.
Speaking of which, I adore the new ranching element of Woolhaven. Like I enjoyed making sure I had crops ready for Followers before and the original Cult of the Lamb base-building is great. But having the Cowish, Llamaish, Turtleish, and Yakish to find, tend, get wool from to help with the cold, and even butcher adds such a great additional tactical element to my society. I appreciated them both as a fixture at the base and an additional resource. They're so handy and satisfying to maintain.
Followers also felt fresh again with Cult of the Lamb Woolhaven. Two types who can show up are spoilers, but I loved the design of one and the implications of the other. Especially since the other ends up tied to an actual choice with greater influences. Having that while also needing to keep in mind the new traits when keeping track of people invigorated the simulation elements. Especially since I could also build the Exorcism Altar to adjust their traits or the Work Tent to
Cult of the Lamb Woolhaven is an exceptional add-on, and the range and extra additions is incredible. It really can feel like a whole new extra game sometimes when you consider the story, base and cult management additions, and new dungeons. It offers so much.
Cult of the Lamb is available on the Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, PC, and iOS devices, and the Woolhaven expansion is available now.
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Destructoid Monday, January 26, 2026 9:30 AM
Making the best build in Solo Hunters is all about picking out the best class, weapon, powers, armor set and rings. Below I'll go into each category separately and rank them all with individual ranking explanations, drop locations and stats. Here's my complete Solo Hunters tier list.
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Solo Hunters Class Tier List
Classes in Solo Hunters are just bonuses to stats and you can currently only get them via Class Rerolls which you can buy or get from codes (all codes linked at the end of the article). The best class is Tank for a Strength/Weapons build and Mage for a Magic/Power/Rune build. Below I'll explain all class stat bonuses and each class individually.
S-Tier Classes
A-Tier Classes
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Solo Hunters Weapon Tier List
The best weapons in Solo Hunters are the Thunder Axe, Shadow Scythe and Dual Dagger. I prefer the Thunder Axe since the R skill Stormcall Throw is god-tier for AOE farming at all stages of the game. Below I'll dive into each weapon individually and their drop locations.
S-Tier Weapons
A-Tier Weapons
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Solo Hunters Power Tier List
The best powers in Solo Hunters are Divine Blade and Goliath for late-game but you have to farm their mastery. Whatever power you pick, always go for the boss-killer skill first so you can farm mastery for it. Go for skills like Sword of Destiny for DB, Blackhole Crash for Goliath, Ghoulstorm Mine for Dark, etc. Let's analyze all Powers/Runes individually and see which ones are the best.
S-Tier Powers
A-Tier Powers
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Solo Hunters Armor Set Tier List
The best armor in Solo Hunters depends on if you want Melee or Magic damage. There are a bunch of options for Melee armor sets with the best ones being Serpent and Venomspike. For Magic builds the Astral set is the best. You can check out all of them, their ranking notes, stats and drop locations below.
S-Tier Armor Sets
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Solo Hunters Best Build
The best build in Solo Hunters depends on whether you're going for a Weapon/Strength loadout or Power/Magic. Both are good in the late game but Weapons are generally more reliable with M1s while Powers are great for AOE clearing. Here's everything you need for both builds.
That's it for my Solo Hunters tier list of weapons, classes, powers, armor and my best build guide. Check out our Solo Hunters codes for free goodies like Class Rerolls.
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Destructoid Monday, January 26, 2026 8:26 AM
Becoming a famous author is a daunting goal in BitLife, whether it's one you want to achieve for fun or a crucial step in a weekly challenge. To achieve this milestone, you have to put in quite a bit of work, but the end results are certainly worth the effort.
Finding the job you're looking for is always a tough task in BitLife, and becoming famous on top of it makes the task even tougher. If you're struggling to work through this one, here's how to become a famous author in BitLife.
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You can become an author by pursuing the writer career and working hard until you achieve fame in BitLife. It's a pretty lengthy and complex process to navigate, so here's a full step-by-step breakdown of how to make it all happen.
How to be a famous author in BitLife
To become a famous author, you need to pursue a writing career and work hard over the years until you see a pop-up letting you know that you have become a famous author. This will happen after many years of hard work, which is achieved by putting in extra hours and choosing to work harder frequently.
Now that you know how to become a famous writer, it's time to pursue other endeavors in BitLife. Next, you may want to learn how to become a famous app developer, how to work for Candywriter, and how to buy a Lamborghini.
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Destructoid Monday, January 26, 2026 7:51 AM
A necessity for all looking to craft purple rarity gear and Stabilized Carbon, having a steady income of Sandleaf is a must when entering the middle/late-game stages in Arknights Endfield.
As you can guess, however, that also means that finding the leaves in the wild is only the first step. After all, although you cannot hope to gather hundreds in one go, a few is all you need to make an even bigger number a reality. Here's where to find and the best way to farm Sandleaves in Arknights Endfield.
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Arknights Endfield Sandleaf locations
Unavailable in most of the Valley IV regions, you can find Seandleaf branches in multiple spots across the Power Plateau. You can unlock the area during the main storyline. To make things easier, here are a few spots guaranteed to feature plenty of them, with one being reachable immediately after leaving the Power Plant.
How to farm Sandleaf in Arknights Endfield
Once you get a few Sandleaves, you can use them to produce thousands per day by heading to any AIC Area and putting them into a Seed-Picking Unit connected to a Planting one. Just make sure to also connect both to your Sub-PAC to create a steady workflow. Keep in mind that, to make the Planting Unit, you will need to refine 10x Sandleaves to produce 10x Carbon. Here's what you need to build both machines:
To speed up the assembling process, simply adjust the Buckflower System Blueprint, acquirable by completing the Planting Unit and Seed-Picking Unit simulation. There's no need to keep both Planting Units part of the set, though, as one can be more than enough and way more efficient while working with 200-250 Power.
If you can, we also recommend connecting your Planting Unit to a Shredding one to get quick access to Sandleaf Powder and skip a few steps down the line.
All Sandleaf and Sandleaf Powder recipes in Arknights Endfield
To give you a better look at everything the material is capable of, here's what you can make with Sandleaf and Sandleaf Powder in Arknights Endfield:
Now that you know how to farm Sandleaf efficiently, we also highly recommend taking a look at where to find Kalkonyx in Arknights Endfield. If you are having trouble making the most out of your AIC factories, checking out the best Blueprint codes and how to use them might then be all you need.
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Destructoid Monday, January 26, 2026 7:39 AM
Kenny has a collection of nonsense missions you must solve if you want to earn all Memberberries in Fortnite's South Park event. One of these quests is Mphmmph mhhmmmph, and the only information you're given alongside it mentions using a ninja star.
The true nature of all Kenny quests is hidden, but most of the tasks you need to tackle for them are fairly simple to work through once you understand what they're asking. This quest is one such case, so if it has you stumped, here's how to use your ninja star in Fortnite.
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How to complete Mphmmph mhhmmmph quest in Fortnite
To complete the Mphmmph mhhmmmph quest, you need to "use your ninja star," which actually translates to another task entirely since there are no ninja stars to be found on the Fortnite island. All of the missions in the Kenny quest series must be decoded, as they're originally gibberish with a few vague hints to point you in the right direction.
Use your ninja star in Fortnite
To use your ninja star for the Mphmmph mhhmmmph quest, you need to hit a total of 10 headshots. This quest can be a bit of a tough one to get done, as it requires immense precision and careful shooting.
For this mission, you can execute headshots against any enemies you encounter, including both other players and NPCs like Human Bill. It's generally best to focus this task on NPCs rather than enemy players, as their aim tends to be terrible, which allows you a lot more time and space to carefully line up your shots. NPC bosses also have henchmen with them, granting you access to three targets you can work on headshotting.
Regardless of how you choose to tackle this task, there's a decent chance it may take you a few rounds to get it done. 10 headshots are a lot, so even if you engage in combat frequently, you may not get them done in just one round.
Luckily, your progress tracks across rounds, so you have as much time as you need to finish this quest. It's generally best not to focus too much on this mission and instead work on progressing through it in the background as you play naturally, since it's bound to happen on its own as long as you're aiming carefully.
For maximum precision, you'll generally want to use some kind of assault rifle for this quest. An SMG can work, too, but it'll likely be a bit tougher to aim precisely. You'll also want a weapon with low recoil to keep your shot lined up right.
With this tricky task now complete, you can move on to working through other key Born in Chaos event quests. If you're not sure where to start, there are plenty of additional Kenny quests to decode if you want to earn a precious Memberberry.
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Destructoid Monday, January 26, 2026 6:36 AM
A fresh set of South Park-themed missions has arrived in Fortnite, only these ones are total gibberish. Each of the actual tasks in Kenny's quest series is disguised by mumbling, so figuring out how to tackle them is tough.
Working through these missions is essential if you want to claim all Memberberries and every free reward featured in the Born in Chaos event. Most of these tasks aren't too difficult to tackle once you know what they actually mean, so here's how to complete all Kenny quests in Fortnite.
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All part five Mph Mmmph Mhh Mmph South Park quests translated in Fortnite
There are six gibberish missions featured in the Kenny quests portion of the Born in Chaos event. There's also a seventh quest in this series that is, thankfully, not nonsense, and simply tasks you with checking off four missions in this section to claim a Memberberry. Here are all of the quests you're asked to work on and what each one actually means.
Mph mpphmmph quest in Fortnite
The first task in this series is Mph mpphmmph, which tasks you to visit Battlewood Boulevard. This is a main, named POI you can find near the south end of the island, east of Ripped Tides and west of Sus Studios.
To check off this mission, all you need to do is venture anywhere within the bounds of this location. It's easiest to head there straight from the battle bus if you want to get it done as quickly as possible. And while you're already in the right area, you may want to check out the Chappell Roan Easter egg.
Mmmmpmpph mmhhmph quest in Fortnite
The second quest is Mmmmpmpph mmhhmph, which means you must respawn using Kenny's Respawn Token one time. The first part of this mission is to find Kenny's Respawn Token. You can obtain one as loot from opening chests around the island. At Cartmanland, you can also play the Chaosblast game or emote close to the stage to have a shot at getting it.
Once you have Kenny's Respawn Token, your next goal is to perish. To speed up this process, you can jump off a cliff or other high-up area, or let a boss like Human Bill defeat you in battle. As soon as you die with this powerful Medallion on you, you'll be reborn, and this mission will be finished.
Mph mpmphh mmmph quest in Fortnite
The Mph mpmphh mmmph quest is one of the tougher ones, as another player must revive you to complete it. You only need to tackle four of the quests in this series to earn a Memberberry, so if you usually play alone, you can skip this one.
To be revived by another player, you'll need to get knocked. This can happen when an enemy player attacks you, when you fall from a great height, or otherwise sustain too much damage. Then, your ally will need to interact with you and bring you back to life to finish the quest.
Mphmmph mhhmmmph quest in Fortnite
For the Mphmmph mhhmmmph quest, you simply need to hit 10 headshots. The description of this one mentions using a ninja star, so it's easy to get confused, but all you really need to do is aim with as much precision as possible against your foes to get 10 headshots. These shots can be against enemy players or hostile NPCs, so choose whatever works best for you.
Mmmh mpphh mmmph quest in Fortnite
To finish the Mmmh mpphh mmmph quest, you must travel a total of 200 distance in the air. Any airtime you get counts, even just jumping around a whole lot. The easiest way to tackle this mission, though, is to find and use a Wingsuit.
This useful tool can randomly be found as loot anywhere on the island, and it allows you to travel very high and far quite quickly. Simply use it as many times as it takes to achieve the total required distance.
Mph mpph mhppmmph quest in Fortnite
The last mission you need to get done in this series is Mph mpph mhppmmph, which tasks you with hiring an NPC. There are lots of different characters you can find around the island, but only a few who can be recruited as hired specialists. The NPCs you can meet and hire for this mission are:
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Destructoid Monday, January 26, 2026 5:01 AM
Taking your factory to the next level in Arknights Endfield means you have to find a way to raise the storage space limit of your base.
By default, you can store a limited number of units (irrespective of item types). At first, this limit isn't a problem. However, you'll need to raise the limit to automate your factory fully. Let's look at how you can expand your base storage space.
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How to raise your base storage space in Arknights Endfield
The option to raise your storage capacity requires you to clear a fair bit of in-game content. Keep completing the main quest until you unlock the Originium Science Park area. Then, finish the main mission related to Yavon, and gather the necessary amount of Valley Stock Bills.
Next, you'll need to unlock the Depot Node. Depot Node I is the first quest that will eventually unlock. Once you complete the quest, it will unlock Depot Node II.
When you're at a Depot Node, you can choose to upgrade it with Valley Stock Bills. Once you complete the upgrade, your local depot capacity will increase from 3000 to 6000 for each unit. Keep doing these upgrades, and you'll be able to raise the number of items that you can store at any given moment in your base.
Why should you increase your base depot storage space in Arknights Endfield
Raising the base depot storage space isn't cheap, and you'll need to spend a fair amount of Valley Stock Bills. However, doing so allows you to unlock the Pack Goods feature. This feature adds an innovative way to complete deliveries with packed goods at specific locations.
Once you deliver the goods, you can earn Valley Stock Bills. The resource will help you get plenty more stuff in Arknights Endfield, aside from helping with future upgrades. Once you unlock Valley Stock Bills, they will become your primary currency. Hence, earning it sustainably will be immensely helpful, and upgrading your base depot storage space will be a solid way to achieve that.
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Destructoid Monday, January 26, 2026 3:49 AM
Dive into the dungeons of Solo Leveling like never before with Solo Hunters which is a full fledged dungeon crawling RPG that Roblox Hunters hould have been. There's so many different weapons, abilities, classes, enemies and skill trees that a Trello would go a long way. Luckily, here's the official Solo Hunters Trello, Wiki and Discord.
Solo Hunters Trello, Wiki and Discord Guide
Here's the Solo Hunters info HUB of all the links you need to both stay informed and play the game:
I'd recommend starting with the Trello since it's a massive treasure trove of info about the game. It acts both as a Wiki and a progression guide since you'll be able to read about everything related to your current level. It's got info on:
Once you're done with the Trello and Wiki the Discord is a must-have since it serves as both the latest news for the game and your community portal. You can read about the latest upcoming updates, patch notes, buffs, nerfs, remakes and even sneak peeks. There's even a Game Info channel with a beginner's guide.
Last but not least the Discord is where you can ask for guides, tips and tricks for the game. Any question anyone has ever had is right there with just a search away in the top right. Plus, all the free reward codes drop in the Discord first before anywhere else.
That's it for my guide on the Solo Hunters Trello board, Wiki page and Discord server. Check out our Solo Hunters codes article for free goodies.
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Destructoid Monday, January 26, 2026 3:11 AM
Week 14 Trials is now live in ARC Raiders, and we have five tasks to complete for various rewards.
The five tasks offer different degrees of difficulty: some are relatively easy, while others might be more difficult. Let's look at the tasks and how to complete them to gain three stars and obtain the best possible rewards.
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ARC Raiders Week 14 Trials walkthrough
Here are the five tasks to complete in Week 14.
Damage Bastions
Bastions can spawn on any map, but the best spot is an area near the Warehouse Complex on Blue Gate. While the spawn spot is still random, you'll have higher chances of encountering the Bastion at this location. Once you spot it, your next task is to destroy it to get XP.
For this task, I recommend playing in a party. The Bastion can't target more than one player. While someone baits the bot, you and your other buddy can target the Bastion. Ideally, use heavy weapons to do maximum damage.
Destroy Ticks, Fireballs, and Pops
Ticks, Fireballs, and Pops are the smaller ARCs in the game, and they're pretty easy to find. To complete the task, you have to find and destroy them. Fireballs are best found near Industrial areas on any map. However, the best map to target is Stella Montis. This map is smaller, and you'll encounter more enemies in a shorter span of time.
The narrow corridors and rooms also have Ticks in them, and you'll find many at a single location. Destroy as many as you can to rank higher. Stella Montis also has plenty of Fireballs roaming the corridors, or you can try the Ruby Residence location on Dam Battlegrounds.
Damage Wasps
Wasps are flying ARCs that frequent the skies of all maps. They don't have any specific location per se. Since I play the most on Dam Battlegrounds, you can try on the same map. Ideally, you'll want to use weapons with heavy ammo since you can potentially two-shot them. However, Wasps aren't hard to take down; their armor is mediocre.
Target their wing motors to disable their flight, which will make it easy to take them down faster. To complete the task, you don't have to destroy the Wasp (however, doing so gets you more XP due to the higher damage).
Harvest Plants
Another simple task; you have to harvest plants to complete this task. All maps, barring Stella Montis, have areas marked as Vegetation. You'll find different plants to harvest at such locations. The entire Swamp area of Dam Battlegrounds is great, since you can find different plants (like Mushrooms). The Olive Grove location of Blue Gate is another spot where you can get Olives and Lemons.
You can also wait for the Lush Bloom map event, when even more plants can be found. However, harvesting plants during Lush Bloom doesn't grant you extra XP points. You'll just get the same XP quicker, as you'll find more plants.
Damage Rocketeers, Leapers, or Bastions
We have had separate tasks in previous weeks where we had to either damage or destroy Rocketeers, Leapers, and Bastions. These are three of the strongest ARCs to take down in the game. While they don't have a specific location as such, you can find a Rocketeer near the Reinforced Reception area.
You can also combine this task with the first one, as both of them can be completed by damaging Bastions.
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