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Wuchang: Fallen Feathers – Survive the Madness, Level Up Like a Legend!

Wuchang: Fallen Feathers for PC + Console!

Curious what it’s like to survive in a plague-ridden nightmare teeming with spiritual corruption? Enjoy the gameplay below. Get a raw look at combat by way of... enemy encounters, and the eerie beauty of Shu's cursed world.


 Welcome to Shu, Where Every Step Could Be Your Last 

The world of Wuchang: Fallen Feathers is no stranger to despair. Set in the late Ming Dynasty, its version of China has been disfigured by the mysterious “Feathering Disease,” a supernatural plague that distorts bodies and fractures minds. From shadow-infested alleys to sunken temples, Shu is as treacherous as it is beautiful—and every corner feels like it’s watching you.

You take on the role of Bai Wuchang, a memory-fractured pirate with a brutal edge and a spiritual burden. But don’t expect overpowered heroics. The game’s design is punishing by nature. Combat demands tactical reflexes, whether you’re testing one of five weapon types or triggering momentum-based perks like Skyborn Might. Layer that with the Madness system—where overexposure to corruption risks spawning a vengeful version of yourself—and some encounters become psychological warfare. My progress orb is waiting down in an area that I'm unsure I can reach. I fell over while fighting an enemy... so you know what my mission is. This happened right after beating a boss character!


 Leveling Up in a World That Wants You Dead 

In Wuchang, leveling up isn’t just about grinding—it’s about surviving smarter. The currency you need is Red Mercury, and one of the best ways to farm it is in the Mt. Zhenwu region, specifically the Avian Marsh.

Here’s how to make it rain Red Mercury:

  • Target the Giant Pearl Oysters: These sneaky swamp dwellers hide in water and ambush you. But if you strike first while they’re dormant, you can pop them out and go full seafood chef on their exposed pearls.

  • Each oyster drops ~2,750 Red Mercury, and you can take down two per run.

  • Add in regular enemies, and you’re looking at 8,000+ Red Mercury every 2 minutes.

  • Boost your Madness stat to earn even more—but beware, you’ll take more damage too.

  • Pro tip: Use ranged magic to trigger oysters safely, then rush in for the kill. Rinse, repeat, and watch your stats climb.

For late-game players, the Zhenwu Antechamber offers even juicier rewards. Mutants and bird monsters clash in the courtyard—take out both sides for 10,000+ Red Mercury per run. It’s tougher, but the payout is worth the sweat.

Wuchang: Fallen Feathers doesn’t hold your hand—it throws you into the fire and dares you to breakdance. But with the right strategy, you can rise above the madness and carve your legend into the cursed soil of Shu. So gear up, farm smart, and... game on!


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Nintendo Direct July 2025 Recap: JRPGs, Chaos, and a Gobbler in a Hat

The Showcase That Slapped Like a Blue Shell on Rainbow Road

Nintendo wrapped up July with a Partner Showcase that felt like a small buffet of genre goodness. From monster-riding mayhem to HD-2D nostalgia, this 27-minute Direct gave us plenty to chew on—and no, we’re not just talking about Pac-Man’s appetite.

Before we go any further, check out the full Nintendo Direct video below to see the fun unfold in real time. Grab a snack and enjoy games coming to the NS1 + NS2:


 ðŸ”¥Top 5 Games That Had Us Yelling at the Screen (In a Good Way) 

Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection Capcom’s beloved turn-based spin-off returns with a vengeance. This time, you’re not just bonding with monsters—you’re riding a Rathalos into a full-blown war between kingdoms. The story dives into environmental collapse and ancient prophecy, with a mysterious egg that might hatch something world-ending. It’s Monster Hunter meets Game of Thrones, but with scales, claws, and a whole lot of heart. Coming 2026 to Switch 2 and other platforms.

The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales Square Enix is flexing its HD-2D muscles again, but this one’s an action-RPG with real-time combat and seven weapon types. You play as Elliot, a stylish adventurer with immaculate hair and a fairy sidekick named Faie. Together, they explore time-warped ruins and uncover ancient secrets. Bonus: Faie can be controlled by a second player for co-op chaos. Demo’s out now, and the full game lands in 2026. The demo is available now.

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment This surprise entry in the Warriors franchise dives deep into Zelda lore, telling the canonical story of the Imprisoning War—the events that led to Tears of the Kingdom. You’ll battle as Princess Zelda, King Rauru, and other legends in massive hack-and-slash combat. Partner attacks, mysterious Constructs, and a cryptic teaser involving Fi’s theme have fans theorizing like it’s finals week in Hyrule History class. Launching Winter 2025 exclusively on Switch 2.

Cronos: The New Dawn Bloober Team’s twisted sci-fi survival horror drops you into a post-apocalyptic future where time travel is your only hope. You’re a Traveler sent back to 1980s Poland to harvest souls and survive mutated horrors. The game blends Dead Space vibes with psychological dread, crafting ammo from scraps and burning bodies before they merge into stronger monsters. It’s brutal, brilliant, and launching September 5, 2025.

Borderlands 4 Gearbox is back with more loot, more chaos, and a new planet—Kairos. Expect explosive combat, ridiculous weapons, and a storyline that’s somehow even wilder than before. The trailer teased new Vault Hunters, upgraded co-op mechanics, and a villain who looks like they eat sarcasm for breakfast. Borderlands 4 hits Switch 2 on October 3, 2025.

Honorable mentions go to Pac-Man World 2 Re-Pac, Persona 3 Reload, and Octopath Traveler 0, which all made solid impressions but didn’t quite steal the spotlight from the top five.

 ðŸ›‘ Parental PSA  The screen of the console is positioned near the top of the Nintendo Switch 2 box, just under the lid (as seen in this unboxing). So if you’re stacking gifts—beware. Moisture, pressure, heat, and punctures could turn the shiny new console into a very expensive repair bill.

This Direct may not have dropped a new Mario adventure, but we know its coming.


Craving more recaps? Great great!

PC Gaming Show 2025 Recap

Xbox Games Showcase 2025

PlayStation State of Play 2025 Recap

Summer Game Fest 2025 Recap

Unreal Fest Orlando 2025 Recap


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Tech This Out: 3 Good 2-Way Dash Cams for Ultimate Security! + Rideshare "Secure Ride"?

In a world where split-second decisions on the road can make or break your day, having a dash cam that records both inside and out isn’t just nice-to-have—it’s peace of mind on a memory card when you aren't using a service. Whether you’re an everyday commuter or a rideshare pro, two-way recording covers vital angles.

 Three Standouts in Dual-Channel Protection 




 For the Average Driver: Proof When You Need It 

Imagine cruising down the highway when a tailgater suddenly swerves into your lane. Without evidence, you’re stuck in a you-said-they-said scenario and insurance scams are real! With a two-way cam, you not only capture the culprit’s license plate and reckless maneuvers, but also your own car’s interior—proving you weren’t distracted or speeding.

That crystal-clear footage can be the difference between paying a deductible or walking away financially unscathed. In insurance disputes or traffic court, having unedited video from both cameras rewrites the narrative in your favor. No more finger-pointing—just irrefutable proof... of what really went down.

 The Rideshare Shield: Drivers and Passengers Covered 

Rideshare life comes with its own set of variables. One moment you’re on a smooth trip, the next you’re dodging aggressive drivers or dealing with unruly passengers. A two-way dash cam acts like a digital witness, logging every interaction in the cabin and on the road.

  • Protect yourself against reckless drivers who cut you off, run red lights, or weave through traffic.
  • Document disrespectful or dangerous passenger behavior—preventing false allegations or verbal you-said-they-said. On the flipside, it would help riders too (see below).
  • Evidence can also be used to pluck reckless rideshare riders as well, because if they're willing to risk their life on the road a passenger's safety is on the line.

 Implementing a “Secure Ride” Feature 

Here’s a game-changer: what if your rideshare app offered a “Secure Ride” option? Partnering with camera makers, companies could subsidize or give free dash cams to drivers—and top-off fares with a $3 incentive per "Secure Ride" that goes... directly to drivers, not the platform.

Passengers can opt into “Secure Ride” while ordering the rideshare. The cameras record only while the ride is active and automatically stops when the ride is completed. No one’s forced to live under constant surveillance, but people are usually on their best behavior when the camera is rolling.

  • Women may find solace in the option being available.
  • Parents can breathe easier when teens need a ride.
  • Adults could use this option for inebriated friends who need to get home safely.
  • Family might enjoy this option for their elderly loved ones seeking transport.

Despite "Secure Ride" not being selected, an emergency mode could kick in if a crash, assault, or heated argument is detected—capturing those critical moments before, during, and after an incident. This not only deters misconduct but also slashes potential lawsuits for platforms like... Uber and Lyft, reinforcing trust in the companies to a degree.

Two-way dash cams aren’t just gadgets; they’re your advocate on the asphalt. From everyday commuters to full-time rideshare drivers, these cameras turn chaos into clarity—one secure ride at a time. Should rideshare companies consider a "Secure Ride" option? I think so, especially when you think about reported sexual assaults and attacks. Regardless of what companies do, drivers are better off with dash cams because its the investment that keeps on giving. Tech to the rescue!




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