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‘Mika and the Witch’s Mountain’, Plus Today’s Other Releases and Sales – TouchArcade

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‘Mika and the Witch’s Mountain’, Plus Today’s Other Releases and Sales – TouchArcade


Hello gentle readers, and welcome to the SwitchArcade Round-Up for August 22nd, 2024. In today’s article, we’ve got a handful of new releases to check out. That’s unusual for a Wednesday, but I suppose it makes up for the slowness of the last couple of days. After summarizing those, it’s time for the lists of the latest sales and expiring discounts. Star Wars and Capcom, if one must make long stories short. Let’s get to those games!

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Mika and the Witch’s Mountain ($19.99)

If you’ve ever been watching Ghibli’s classic Kiki’s Delivery Service and felt like playing a video game version, you might be into what Mika and the Witch’s Mountain is offering. I mean, it isn’t Kiki, but it’s clearly inspired by it. You play as an apprentice witch who has to fly around on her broom to deliver all kinds of packages to the various residents of a mountain town. The game has a nice, colorful vibe and I’m certainly going to be investigating it further to see if it lives up to its initial potential.

My Lovely Empress ($19.99)

A lovely wife, a lovely daughter, and now a lovely empress? Phew. In this game you play as an Emperor who reigns over a massive empire. Seems like you’ve got it all, but your wife passes away and suddenly none of it matters anymore. Still, you’ve got to keep things running. This is a simulation game of sorts, but one with a heavy narrative bent that will eventually lead to you having to make a critical choice. The previous games in the series have been fascinating despite their rough edges, and I expect this will deliver in the same way.

Cyber Mission ($9.99)

I’d call this a run-and-gun action game, but it’s probably better classified as a fly-and-gun action game. You play as a cyber trooper who is on a mission to destroy hostile alien forces. If you don’t feel like being a one-trooper army, you can grab a friend or family member for some local co-op multiplayer. Looks like a pretty good time for those enjoy things like S.C.A.T. or Contra, and reasonably priced to boot.

Mangavania 2 ($4.99)

More Mangavania for those who want it. A gentle reminder that these games are not Metroidvanias, just linear stage-based platformers with very light exploratory elements. If that’s your thing, this does that. Not terribly well, mind you. But it does it. That’s all I’ve got to say about that.

White Eternal ($6.49)

After his friend goes missing during the harsh winter, Simon sets out from his mountain town to try to find out what happened to them. This is a turn-based RPG where you explore a land cursed to harsh winters (Winnipeg?), seeking out allies and battle monsters as you go. You can actually get in battles where you have as many as sixteen party members. Neat! The description promises over twenty hours of gameplay, which would be quite a lot of game for the price.

Sales

(North American eShop, US Prices)

Bounty Hunter is already on sale? Wow. Well, that’s good news for Star Wars fans, who likely already own everything else in that sale. We also have a good selection of the usual Capcom stuff, a sale on the Tomb Raider remasters, and a very deep discount on the Switch version of Heads Up!. Over in the outbox, don’t forget to stock up on Picross. Everyone needs more Picross! Have a look through both lists.

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Star Wars Bounty Hunter ($14.99 from $19.99 until 8/28)Star Wars Battlefront Collection ($28.00 from $35.01 until 8/28)Star Wars The Force Unleashed ($9.99 from $19.99 until 8/28)Star Wars Republic Commando ($7.49 from $14.99 until 8/28)Star Wars Episode I Racer ($7.49 from $14.99 until 8/28)Star Wars Jedi Academy ($9.99 from $19.99 until 8/28)Star Wars Jedi Outcast ($4.99 from $9.99 until 8/28)Star Wars KotOR ($7.49 from $14.99 until 8/28)Star Wars KotOR II: Sith Lords ($7.49 from $14.99 until 8/28)Tomb Raider I-III Remastered ($22.49 from $29.99 until 8/28)MythForce ($14.99 from $29.99 until 8/28)Heads Up! Phones Down Edition ($1.99 from $39.99 until 8/28)Street Fighter 30th Anniversary ($9.99 from $29.99 until 9/10)Ultra Street Fighter II TFC ($19.99 from $39.99 until 9/10)Capcom Fighting Collection ($15.99 from $39.99 until 9/10)

Capcom Fighting Bundle ($19.99 from $59.99 until 9/10)Monster Hunter Generations Ult. ($9.99 from $39.99 until 9/10)Monster Hunter Rise + Sunbreak ($19.99 from $59.99 until 9/10)Resident Evil Revelations ($7.99 from $19.99 until 9/10)Resident Evil Revelations 2 ($7.99 from $19.99 until 9/10)Resident Evil 0 ($9.99 from $19.99 until 9/10)Resident Evil ($9.99 from $19.99 until 9/10)Resident Evil 4 ($9.99 from $19.99 until 9/10)Resident Evil 5 ($9.99 from $19.99 until 9/10)Resident Evil 6 ($9.99 from $19.99 until 9/10)Mega Man Legacy Collection ($7.99 from $14.99 until 9/10)Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 ($7.99 from $19.99 until 9/10)Mega Man X Legacy Collection ($7.99 from $19.99 until 9/10)Mega Man X Legacy Collection 2 ($7.99 from $19.99 until 9/10)Mega Man Zero/ZX Collection ($9.99 from $29.99 until 9/10)

Mega Man Battle Network Collection ($29.99 from $59.99 until 9/10)Mega Man 11 ($9.99 from $29.99 until 9/10)Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective ($19.99 from $29.99 until 9/10)Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen ($9.99 from $19.99 until 9/10)Shinsekai Into the Depths ($9.99 from $19.99 until 9/10)Okami HD ($9.99 from $19.99 until 9/10)Ghosts n Goblins Resurrection ($9.99 from $29.99 until 9/10)Capcom Beat ‘Em Up Bundle ($9.99 from $19.99 until 9/10)Capcom Arcade Stadium Bundle ($15.99 from $39.99 until 9/10)Capcom Arcade 2nd Stadium Bundle ($15.99 from $39.99 until 9/10)Disney Dreamlight Valley Gold ($45.49 from $69.99 until 9/10)

Sales Ending Tomorrow, August 22nd

A Fragile Mind ($2.99 from $5.99 until 8/22)Bunny Garden ($19.54 from $22.99 until 8/22)Conjured Through Death ($2.24 from $14.99 until 8/22)Dead Cells: Return to Castlevania ($6.99 from $9.99 until 8/22)Football Manager 2024 Touch ($19.99 from $49.99 until 8/22)Hard Racing Stunt Car Driving ($1.99 from $4.99 until 8/22)Hero’s Hour ($8.99 from $17.99 until 8/22)Inkulinati ($17.49 from $24.99 until 8/22)Insurmountable ($18.74 from $24.99 until 8/22)Life of Delta ($6.99 from $19.99 until 8/22)Love on Leave ($12.49 from $24.99 until 8/22)Maid of the Dead ($15.99 from $19.99 until 8/22)Pickleball Smash ($7.99 from $39.99 until 8/22)Picross LogiartGrimoire ($15.99 from $19.99 until 8/22)Picross S Genesis & Master System ($7.99 from $9.99 until 8/22)

Picross S8 ($7.99 from $9.99 until 8/22)Picross S9 ($7.99 from $9.99 until 8/22)Plantabi Little Garden ($4.54 from $6.99 until 8/22)Sentimental Death Loop ($9.99 from $19.99 until 8/22)Smurfs Kart ($13.99 from $39.99 until 8/22)Starward Rogue Complete ($9.99 from $19.99 until 8/22)Survivor Castaway Island ($11.99 from $29.99 until 8/22)The Night of the Rabbit ($14.99 from $19.99 until 8/22)Trinity Fusion ($14.99 from $19.99 until 8/22)Ultimate Racing 2D 2 ($6.69 from $9.99 until 8/22)You Suck at Parking ($6.79 from $19.99 until 8/22)

That’s all for today, friends. We’ll be back tomorrow with the big Thursday new releases. Should be some goodies in there. I hope, anyway. August. It’s rough. We’ll also have whatever sales and major news items that arrive during the course of the day. I hope you all have a wonderful Wednesday, and as always, thanks for reading!



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‘Warframe’ Prologue Quest for Warframe 1999 The Lotus Eaters and Sevagoth Prime Now Available – TouchArcade

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‘Warframe’ Prologue Quest for Warframe 1999 The Lotus Eaters and Sevagoth Prime Now Available – TouchArcade


Digital Extremes has released the next big update for Warframe in the form of The Lotus Eaters update. This update brings in a prologue quest for Warframe 1999 which is due this Winter. Alongside that update, Warframe also adds in Sevagoth Prime access from today. If you’ve not played Warframe in a while, The Lotus Eaters is the game’s next story beat available a free narrative chapter. As for Sevagoth Prime access, this includes cosmetics, the Epitaph Prime weapon, and much more. You can collect the required blueprints to craft Sevagoth Prime for free or buy it from the Warframe Marketplace. Digital Extremes also confirms new Jade Shadows TennoGen with a deluxe Ares Skin for Warframe Styanax, the Rhodora Syadana backpiece, and more. Check out the Warframe patch notes here and key art for the update below:

Check out Sevagoth Prime art below:

Watch the newest game trailer below:

If you’ve not played Warframe in a while, read my interview with Creative Director Rebecca Ford about Warframe Jade Shadows and more here. If you’d like to play Warframe on iOS now, you can get it on the App Store for iOS here. Check out the official Warframe Mobile iOS website here. You can pre-register or check out the Android website for the game here. You can also read my interview with Warframe Creative Director Rebecca Ford & Mobile Product Lead Jussi Elonen about the game, cross platform support, controls, and a lot more from launch here. I featured Warframe Mobile as one of the best mobile games of 2024 so far as well. What do you think of Warframe so far if you’ve played it on iOS and what would you like to see added in the next update?



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Talking with an AI of Roisin from my novels

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    Talking with an AI of Roisin from my novels


    Achievement unlocked. I just ran a local only version of a #genAI LLM and gave it the text of my 2 sci-fi novels Reconfigure and Cont3xt. Amongst other things I have had a conversation with my lead character Roisin!. Separately (as in the photo below) I also asked if the books helped solve if we live in a simulation. A great muse to chat about the potential of the 3rd book. reconfigurebook.co.uk Not perfect, but I can let it know what it’s not got quite right and also helps me remember the intense process of writing them in 2015, as they flowed onto the page like binge watching a boxed set.

    I used the https://www.nomic.ai/gpt4all and just added one of Llama models to it. Giving it a fresh direct with a copy of the book PDFs was enough to get going. This is a MBP M2 chip machine, but there was no delay in having a conversation or diving right into the text or the personality of Roisin. Words are obviously much quicker to process than generating images or video.

    AI Roisin picked up on some of her mannerisms in the books and played heavily on the various situations she has encountered. A lot of the book is about her inner voice and intentions so genAI had a lot to go on.

    The wider world of the books, the tech and the philosophical elements of the story is something that it was not always getting quite right. Things changed a bit when it said it was trying not to generate spoilers, and I pointed out I wrote it, so the LLM changed tone and intention a little. It was the usual thing of asking it to describe something is it tells you x and y but not z. You mention z and it’s “sorry my mistake yes you are right”. However for a scoot through the lore, the background, some of the other characters this is all good. People may have read the book and got a different feel for something so it’s good to not treat it too rigidly.

    My favourite part was when Roisin switched to whispering some extra details about something, an out loud statement followed by a psst…. listen type of moment. I have only had a few tech powered moments of that impact ever.

    As with my previous renders of Roisin as an image and a video I am looking forward the ongoing evolution of this so I can hang out in a metaverse version of my created world and characters.



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    ‘Disney Dreamlight Valley’ Dapper Delights Update Now Available for Apple Arcade, Consoles, and PC – TouchArcade

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    ‘Disney Dreamlight Valley’ Dapper Delights Update Now Available for Apple Arcade, Consoles, and PC – TouchArcade


    Last week, Gameloft announced the next major and free Disney Dreamlight Valley update for PC and consoles alongside Disney Dreamlight Valley Arcade Edition () for Apple Arcade in the forming of the Dapper Delights update. This update has now gone live alongside Act III of A Rift in Time. A Rift in Time is the paid expansion for PC and consoles, but it is included in the Apple Arcade release. Today’s update brings in Tiana from Disney’s The Princess with you trying to help set up her own restaurant: Tiana’s Palace. A Rift in Time Act III brings in Rapunzel, EVE, Gaston, and Oswald joining in for a final confrontation with Jafar. Watch the new Disney Dreamlight Valley Dapper Delights update launch trailer below:

    If you’ve not gotten it yet, you can download Disney Dreamlight Valley Arcade Edition on Apple Arcade here. Read my review of Disney Dreamlight Valley Arcade Edition here. It is also available as a paid game with the expansion pass sold separately or in a bundle on all other platforms including Switch and Steam. It plays great on Steam Deck if you’re curious about that version. Check out the official website here for details on the expansion pass and more. Head over to our forum thread for Disney Dreamlight Valley Arcade Edition here. We also have a dedicated Apple Arcade forum for discussion on the service and every game included here. What do you think of Disney Dreamlight Valley if you’ve been playing it recently and will you be getting back for this update today?



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    GPT-4o and GPT-4o mini are available at Azure OpenAI Services

    GPT-4o and GPT-4o mini are available at Azure OpenAI Services


    It wasn’t that long ago (end of May 2024 at Build) when GPT-4o was released. In the era of AI everything evolves fast and now our applications can already utilize GPT-4o from Azure OpenAI Services. And that’s not all, as GPT-4o mini was announced for testing using the AI Playground at the end of July. And now, just a few weeks later, you can already deploy the GPT-4o mini base model for your use. This means you can use GPT-4o mini utilizing it’s API in your own application. Regions where this is available are limited today (East US and Sweden Central for standard & global standard deployments), but you can expect the list grow quite soon.

    You can also test (early access preview) the latest version of GPT-4o ( 2024-08-06) in the AI Studio Playground. What’s new in this release is that GPT-4o is smarter (enhanced ability to support complex structured outputs) and output token amount maximum has been increased from 4k to 16k. When testing the model in the early access Playground, keep in the mind that it is currently limited to 10 requests per minute and you don’t have API access to that yet. For the API, deploy 2024-05-13 model version of GPT-4o.

    If you want to try it out, go to the Playground with this link.

    Why GPT-4o mini is a big thing?

    Basically, it is the model you should start using instead of GPT-3.5 Turbo. GPT-4o mini is smarter, faster, cheaper and it has a larger context (128k tokens) it can be used with. That is roughly 80,000 words in English. Look at the current pricing:

    ModelContext sizeInput PRice / 1000 tokensOutput price / 1000 tokensGPT-4o global128K$0.005$0.015GPT-4o mini global128K$0.00015$0.0006GPT-3.5 Turbo16K$0.0005$0.0015GPT-4 Turbo128K$0.01$0.03GPT-432K$0.06$0.12

    That is quite impressive improvement on the price. If you are still using the plain GPT-4, I suggest you switch to GPT-4o or GPT-4o mini as soon as possible, if models meet your needs. As always, make sure all features & feature combinations you need are tested before flipping the new model onto existing systems. If something doesn’t work yet with 4o-versions, then consider GPT-4 Turbo. Comparing GPT-4o to GPT-4 Turbo there has been big improvements on multilingual capabilities.

    I want also to highlight two features that were also highlighted in the announcement by Microsoft.

    Enhanced Vision Input: Leverage the power of GPT-4o mini to process images and videos, enabling applications such as visual recognition, scene understanding, and multimedia content analysis.

    Comprehensive Text Output: Generate detailed and contextually accurate text outputs from visual inputs, making it easier to create reports, summaries, and detailed analyses.

    O in GPT-4o stands for omni, which means these models are multimodal and understand both text and images as input. There isn’t yet support for video, and they don’t generate images or videos. But I want to emphasize that they don’t do that yet. We have already seen demos of those in action (in Build 2024), but they aren’t available publicly. Yet.🤞

    On top of all these, GPT-4o mini is in public preview for continuous fine-tuning, so it is possible to create your specialized version of the model.

    I was testing out switching from GPT-4o to GPT-4o mini when utilizing a few features, and it had no issues. So if you have already updated to GPT-4o the step to GPT-4o mini should be straight-forward.

    What I tested with GPT-4o and GPT4-o mini? Tools (functions) and Vision. What is cool about the vision models, that (just like 4 Turbo with vision) these don’t require Azure Vision Services. It is all built onto the model itself.

    The latest GA API is 2024-06-01 at the moment, and there is 2024-07-01-preview also available. The call URI is just like before. For example https://youraoaiservice.openai.azure.com/openai/deployments/gpt-4o-mini/chat/completions?api-version=2024-06-01

    Using gpt-4o-mini with vision was easily tested with a quick sample

    {
    “messages”: [
    {
    “role”: “system”,
    “content”: “You are a helpful assistant.”
    },
    {
    “role”: “user”,
    “content”: [
    {
    “type”: “text”,
    “text”: “Describe this picture:”
    },
    {
    “type”: “image_url”,
    “image_url”: {
    “url”: “https://learn.microsoft.com/azure/ai-services/computer-vision/media/quickstarts/presentation.png”,
    “detail”: “high”
    }
    }
    ]
    }
    ],
    “max_tokens”: 1000,
    “stream”: false
    }

    Then I did a bit more complex test with both GPT-4o and GPT-4o mini, embedding the image onto the call with base64 encoding and asking the output return a specific JSON. The prompt I used is “Inspect received product and find out what it is (product name with brand and type), condition (is it damaged, missing parts, approved) and description that contains information what is damaged, missing, noteworthy and also information what might have happened during delivery. Create a JSON output that includes ProductName, Quantity, Condition and Description )“

    “type”: “image_url”,
    “image_url”: { “url”: “data:image/png;base64,<base64encodedimage>” }

    GPT-4o mini result:

    “message”: {
    “content”: ““`json\n{\n \”ProductName\”: \”Xbox Series X 1 TB SSD\”,\n \”Quantity\”: 1,\n \”Condition\”: \”Approved\”,\n \”Description\”: \”The product is in good condition with no visible damage. All parts appear to be included. The box shows minimal signs of wear, suggesting it was handled carefully during delivery. There are no noteworthy issues.\”\n}\n“`”,
    “role”: “assistant”
    }

    GPT-4o result:

    “content”: ““`json\n{\n \”ProductName\”: \”Xbox Series X\”,\n \”Brand\”: \”Microsoft\”,\n \”Type\”: \”Gaming Console\”,\n \”Quantity\”: 1,\n \”Condition\”: \”Approved\”,\n \”Description\”: \”The product is an Xbox Series X gaming console by Microsoft. The packaging appears to be in good condition with no visible signs of damage or tampering. There are no missing parts indicated from the packaging. The box is intact and there are no noticeable dents, tears, or other damage that would suggest mishandling during delivery.\”\n}\n“`”,

    It can be seen, is that they do have slight differences, but as we know the results are rarely the same. GPT-4o added more properties than I requested originally and it didn’t include the 1TB SSD version information. Is that critical? It would depend on your needs – I wouldn’t rely models to discover product names exactly, but instead the result would be used to retrieve the product name from product lists. To help that, prompt could include more properties models need to extract from the picture. GPT-4o also provided a longer description.

    I was also testing GPT-4o-mini with a picture containing my (very poor) handwriting. It performed at the same level as GPT-4 Turbo with Vision did. There is a one catch row in my “grocery list” handwriting picture. The prompt used really simple describe and summarize this image, please.

    What the last line says is gardening equipment. Just like GPT-4 Turbo with Vision, GPT-4o mini understood that row being gambling equipment. Occasionally models get this right, but overall it does provide an incorrect result quite often for that.

    When testing this one out with GPT-4o it immediately returned the right result for all rows, understanding it correctly being gardening equipment. I run the test four times, and it resulted the right interpretation each time. Now, that makes the full GPt-4o model the winner! If there is a need accurate image understanding that should cope with less ideal images, I would choose the full GPT-4o for that.

    I did try GPT-4o image understanding with a Finnish handwritten list that has even more worse handwriting than the English note. It did cause issues for the model, so in case the plan is to use this to analyze handwritten feedbacks in other languages than English, test it very well with a lot of materials.

    But it was not bad for the mini-model! Thinking its the price and speed, it is good to think which model would be more useful in your scenarios.

    Is GPT-4o or GPT-4o mini better for you?

    There isn’t a clear answer for this one – it depends on your needs. If you need higher accuracy in image understanding and better “smartness” for the model, then GPT-4o will be possibly a better choice. When analyzing larger texts and making conclusions and so forth, GPT-4o (as the big brother) should provide you with better responses. If you have a need for faster responses and expect higher volumes then start the testing with GPT-4o mini.

    I would try these both models in various cases, to see if GPT-4o mini is smart enough. This is due to speed and price – and you can also think that it uses less energy as it is smaller (and thus more efficient) than GPT-4o. Switching between models can be as easy as changing the URL and the key, if you have both models deployed.

    Published by Vesa Nopanen

    Vesa “Vesku” Nopanen, Principal Consultant and Microsoft MVP (M365 and AI Platform) working on Future Work at Sulava.

    I work, blog and speak about Future Work : AI, Microsoft 365, Copilot, Microsoft Mesh, Metaverse, and other services & platforms in the cloud connecting digital and physical and people together.

    I have about 30 years of experience in IT business on multiple industries, domains, and roles.
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    Open World Dress Up Game ‘Infinity Nikki’ Gets New Trailer With Closed Beta Sign Ups Now Live, Pre-Registrations Also Available – TouchArcade

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    Open World Dress Up Game ‘Infinity Nikki’ Gets New Trailer With Closed Beta Sign Ups Now Live, Pre-Registrations Also Available – TouchArcade


    Another mobile reveal from Gamescom Opening Night Live 2024 was the latest trailer for the open world dress up game Infinity Nikki (Free) from developer Papergames. This was announced for mobile and PC a little while ago, and was also confirmed for PS5 which seems like the home for free to play games these days on the console side. The newest reveal for Infinity Nikki includes a trailer and also pre-registrations going live. The full game for Infinity Nikki will also have English voice over and the German localization is available for those to try out at the Gamescom showfloor. Sign-ups for the global Closed Beta Test are also now live. Watch the newest trailer for Infinity Nikki below:

    Infinity Nikki will launch with text support for English, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Japanese, Korean, German, French, Thai, Spanish (Latin America), Portuguese (Brazil), Italian, and Indonesian. Audio support will be available for English, Chinese (Simplified), and Japanese. If you’d like to sign up for the closed beta, you can do so here. A release date has not been announced so treat the date listed on the App Store page as a placeholder for now. You can pre-order Infinity Nikki on the App Store for iOS here and on Google Play for Android here. Pre-registration for console is not live yet. As a different premise than usual for an open world game, I’m curious to try this one on iOS and PS5. What do you think of Infinity Nikki so far?



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    The Top Most Expensive High Heels in the World of All Time

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    The Top Most Expensive High Heels in the World of All Time




    August 21, 2024








    High heels are much more than just a fashion accessory; they transcend the lines of definable style to portray elegance, power, and luxury in the world of fashion. These statement pieces have been embellishing the feet of royalty, celebrities, and fashion icons over centuries.

    Among all those designs are a few high heels that push the traditional boundaries to reach the true realm of art and opulence. These are the priciest high heels in the world, where skill meets art, and their price tags go as high as astronomical figures.

    Imagine walking on air with shoes handmade by famous designers and encrusted with diamonds, gold, and rare gemstones. These are not only shoes but epitomize the creativity of the human mind in this endless pursuit of beauty.

    From the mesmerizing Jada Dubai and Passion Jewellers Passion Diamond Shoes, which are estimated at a whopping $17 million, to the sophisticated Stuart Weitzman creations that habitually grab headlines, these stilettos represent the very essence of indulgent fashion.

    What’s special about these shoes? It’s in the small details, in the use of high-quality materials, and in the stories that lie beyond their appearance. Every pair blends history, glamour, and pure ostentation.

    For instance, the Harry Winston Ruby Slippers were inspired by the famous footwear from “The Wizard of Oz” and studded with actual rubies and diamonds. Or the Stuart Weitzman Rita Hayworth Heels, an ode to old Hollywood, gemmed with some of the scarce stones that belonged to the legendary actress.

    This blog will offer a way to walk through the world’s most expensive high-heeled shoes, listed and explained by what inspired their design and what extraordinary features give them jaw-dropping prices.

    Be it for a fashion enthusiast, a luxury lover, or simply someone who enjoys good craftsmanship, this blog promises to lead you into the enchanting world of Haute Couture footwear.

    Come with us into a world where shoes are so much more than an accessory but they are canvas, social betokens of status and riches. Get ready to be introduced to the stories, designers, and incredible craftsmanship that define the ultimate in luxury high heels. Welcome to a world where every step makes a statement and every shoe is truly a masterpiece.

    Here are the 20 most expensive high heels in the world, noted for their luxury, craftsmanship, and the use of precious materials:

    1. Jada Dubai and Passion Jewellers Passion Diamond Shoes –

    Jada Dubai and Jewellers Passion Diamond Shoes

    Worth a staggering $17 million, the Jada Dubai and Passion Jewellers Passion Diamond Shoes constructively encapsulate the exclusive pinnacle of luxury in terms of footgear. The shoes, created through a partnership between luxury shoe brand Jada Dubai and Passion Jewellers, renowned makers of fine diamond jewelry, feature 236 diamonds.

    Among them are two impressive 15-carat D-flawless diamonds that sit on the tip of the toe box. Made up of pure gold and silk, every feature of these shoes calls out richness. Now residing in the Burj Al Arab in Dubai, they are announced not as footwear but as real involvement in status, wealth display, and the beauty of creative works, elements of redefining fashion luxury.

    2. Debbie Wingham High Heels –

    Debbie Wingham High Heels

    While an absolute great wonder with a price tag of $15.1 million, the Debbie Wingham High Heels is definitely featured as one of the costliest and most luxurious shoes designed. They were created by Debbie Wingham, an innovative British designer known for her opulent designs.

    They depict the creation of craft and excess elevated to the degree of art. They are made of pink and blue diamonds, very closely combined with each other, hand-set into platinum and gold.

    These shoes also contain precious metals and gemstones, including four three-carat white diamonds and 1,000 pointer diamonds. All of these are carefully placed to maximize their shine and appeal.

    The shoes have hand-painted details, and 24-carat gold thread stitching, and are handmade pieces of art worn on feet. Presented in Dubai, these stilettos are the epitome of high luxury and exclusivity, making a statement for all who have eyes for high fashion and inimitable elegance.

    3. Jada Dubai and Diamond Shoes –

    The most expensive high heels in the world Jada Dubai and Diamond Shoes

    The Jada Dubai and Diamond Shoes, worth $12.8 million, epitomize the ultimate luxury and craft in shoes. This masterpiece comes from Jada Dubai, a house of decadent designs, and Passion Jewellers, craftsmen of fine diamonds. These stilettos are handcrafted in pure gold, adorned with hundreds of diamonds, and tipped at the toe caps with two exquisite 15-carat D-flawless diamonds.

    Made from only the finest materials, pure gold, and sumptuous silk, each diamond is set by skilled artisans to capture every ounce of brilliance and elegance. Unveiled in Dubai’s Burj Al Arab, these shoes have surely never been known to fashion before, showing not just extraordinary wealth but a taste refined by an appreciation for the highest levels of craftsmanship and design.

    4. Harry Winston Ruby Slippers –

    Harry Winston Ruby Slippers

    The Harry Winston Ruby Slippers are the $3 million luxury remake of the shoes from the classic film “The Wizard of Oz,” created by famous jeweler Harry Winston to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the film. These stunning shoes are adorned with 4,600 rubies totaling 1,350 carats and 50 carats of diamonds.

    The design of these slippers, certainly makes it a masterpiece by blending the magic of Hollywood with the finest jewelry. Each ruby and diamond is set to bring out the maximum brilliance and beauty of the shoes, hence making them not only a pair of high heels but a sparkling insignia of luxury and film history.

    5. Stuart Weitzman Rita Hayworth Heels –

    The most expensive high heels in the world Stuart Weitzman Rita Hayworth Heels

    The Stuart Weitzman Rita Hayworth Heels is a breathtakingly beautiful creation done as a tribute to the Late actress Rita Hayworth and is estimated to be worth $3 million. These sandals signify class and luxury, and they have incorporated the satin material along with sidewalks that are decorated with a pair of earrings previously owned by Hayworth. The earrings take center stage in the design, embellished with diamonds, sapphires, and rubies to give the shoes an opulent appeal.

    That deep burnt sienna shade of satin brings out all kinds of rich colored hues in the stones. Masterly crafted by Stuart Weitzman, these heels are much more than a pair of shoes, they are a piece of history from Hollywood, a work of art executed with excellence. These heels simply ooze glamour and sophistication, embodying grace and charm that is displayed by one of the most unforgettable faces ever to grace the silver screen.

    6. Tom Ford Custom by Jason Arasheben –

    Tom Ford Custom Shoes by Jason Arasheben

    The Tom Ford Custom by Jason Arasheben shoes, valued at an astounding $2 million, are a remarkable example of luxury and craftsmanship in men’s footwear. Designed by the iconic fashion house Tom Ford and custom-embellished by celebrity jeweler Jason Arasheben, these shoes are a dazzling display of opulence.

    They feature an astonishing 14,000 full-cut round white diamonds, totaling 340 carats, all meticulously set in white gold. The intricate setting process took over a year to complete, with each diamond hand-placed to ensure maximum brilliance and sparkle.

    These shoes not only exemplify unparalleled luxury but also highlight the extraordinary skill and dedication involved in their creation. Worn by Nick Cannon during the 2014 America’s Got Talent finale, the Tom Ford Custom by Jason Arasheben shoes have become a symbol of ultimate extravagance and sophistication, blending high fashion with the allure of fine jewelry.

    7. Stuart Weitzman Cinderella Slippers –

    The most expensive high heels in the world Stuart Weitzman Cinderella Slippers

    With an estimated worth of $2 million, Stuart Weitzman’s Cinderella Slippers are really the epitome of fairy-tale luxury and exquisite skill. Modeled in the shape of the iconic glass slipper perfect for Cinderella in her quintessential fairytale, these stilettos are made out of Italian leather and boast lace-like patterns with transparent elements. Additionally, 565 Kwiat diamonds are set in platinum which broadcasts the illusion of a very delicate and very ethereal slipper.

    A rare amaretto-colored diamond is placed on the right shoe, making the shoe more unique and luxurious. The Stuart Weitzman Cinderella Slippers are emblematic of enchanting beauty, captivating detailing, and the magic of high fashion, placing one in a land of elegance.

    8. Borgezie Platinum Cleopatra Stilettos –

    Borgezie Platinum Cleopatra Stilettos

    Worth $125,000, The Borgezie Platinum Cleopatra Stilettos are a creation from the creative mind of British artisan Christopher Shellis, combining pure opulence with luxury. These luxurious stilettos are made of solid platinum and take their inspiration from the regal images of ancient Egypt and, most importantly, Cleopatra. These are adorned with hundreds of well-set diamonds that shine with unrivaled brilliance.

    Each pair is representative of craftsmanship at its best and requires endless hours of detailed work by skilled artisans. These stilettos are considered statement pieces that add value to any wardrobe, often with limited productions and extraordinary designs at price tags in the several hundred thousand dollars, making them one of the priciest and most exclusive shoes in the world.

    9. Borgezie Stiletto by House of Borgezie –

    The most expensive high heels in the world Borgezie Stiletto by House of Borgezie

    The Borgezie Stiletto by House of Borgezie is the epitome of luxury and craftsmanship that costs $150,000. This stiletto is genuinely known for its luxuriant design and is crafted from the finest and most expensive metals, which include platinum and gold, exuding timelessness. It has taken its cue from classic themes, and it comes with extensive detailing that makes it outstanding.

    Many stilettos in this collection are encrusted with so many diamonds that make each pair sparkle more than what is required to simply be referred to as shoes, instead, a wearable piece of art. By one of the best designers, Christopher Shellis, the Borgezie Stiletto exudes exclusiveness and sophistication, so often sought after by collectors and experts in high fashion. With their limited production and extraordinary price tag, these stilettos are a very rare and highly sought-after kind of luxury.

    10. Kathryn Wilson’s Charity Pump –

    Kathryn Wilson’s Charity Pump

    Kathryn Wilson’s Charity Pump is an exquisite blend of style and philanthropy, representing the designer’s ability in style and social good. This wonderful piece of heeled shoe drew much attention not only to its aesthetics but also as it was designated to a charitable cause worth $400,000.

    The Charity Pump is hand-applied with hundreds of diamonds, making it dazzlingly, evoking an image of exceptionally good craft and luxury. Each shoe represents hundreds of hours of meticulous work.

    The money raised from selling these exquisite pumps shall be put to charity, proving that through this product, Kathryn Wilson is determined to make a difference with her work. This pairing of high fashion with altruism certainly makes the Charity Pump truly one of a kind in the luxury footwear world.

    11. Nizam Sikandar Jah Shoes –

    The most expensive high heels in the world Nizam Sikandar Jah Shoes

    This pair of shoes worth $160,000, made for Nizam Sikandar Jah, is a marvelous footwear piece and shows royal extravagance and historical skill. This par excellence example of a luxuriant display of opulence and intricate design was ordered by the third rule of the house of Asaf Jah in Hyderabad, India.

    The shoes, dated back to the 18th century, are exquisitely embroidered with gold threads and studded with different precious stones like diamonds, rubies, and emeralds.

    This aesthetic speaks volumes about the amount of grandeur there was in the Nizam’s court and how deep the cultural richness was. These shoes were simply a portrayal of the rich ruling head, but they speak much more to being a big chunk of Indian history, showing the lavish life and sophisticated craftsmanship. Nizam Sikandar Jah’s shoes are an invaluable artifact today, evoking awe with their sheer beauty and valuable history.

    12. Chanel Diamond Sandals –

    Chanel Diamond Sandals

    Chanel Diamond Sandals are simply gorgeous and seen as a symbol of luxury and high fashion that is purely associated with the brand. These sandals cost $200,000 and have incorporated the finest quality material and a dazzling array of diamonds, elevating them to a level of opulence that is unmatched.

    It also presents the classic look from the fashion house  Chanel, mixed with a dash of modernity in its design, carrying all the signature elements of the brand, including its interlocking CC logo and refined detailing.

    Each pair of these sandals is handmade to depict the hard work and dedication that places Chanel at the forefront in quality and finishing touches. Adding diamonds more or less makes them sparkle, thus sophisticated, so these sandals become the statement piece that perfectly fuses both luxury and style.

    For those who want to leave their glamorous mark, Chanel Diamond Sandals are much more than just shoes but a trendsetter in high-end fashion and sophistication.

    13. Louis Vuitton Manhattan Richelieu Men’s Shoes –

    The most expensive high heels in the world Louis Vuitton Manhattan Richelieu Men’s Shoes

    These shoes are a classy blend of vintage style and modern luxury costing $10,000. Classic and rich in elegance, Richelieu as a shoe represents tradition with its closed lacing and lean streamlined shape. Crafted from fine leather and accented with brand charms from Louis Vuitton, such as iconic Monogram Canvas and subtly branded hardware.

    They are made for ideal comfort and durability, showcasing every particular of impeccable workmanship. The Manhattan Richelieu is made to exude chic sophistication that showcases style to be worn along with formal wear or a contemporary ensemble. Pairing timeless design with the prestige of Louis Vuitton, these shoes come to give every man a distinguished addition to his footwear collection.

    14. Stuart Weitzman Tanzanite Heels –

    Stuart Weitzman Tanzanite Heels

    The Stuart Weitzman Tanzanite Heels are simply a beautiful depiction of high-fashion shoes that scream luxury and glamour costing $2 Million. They can be characterized by the kind of material used in their construction and by the fine designs that they portray. They generally have sleek and fine silhouettes with high heels that elongate the stature of the wearer while achieving poise.

    What makes the Tanzanite Heels special is its incorporation of tanzanite gemstones, which possess the subtle beauty of the blue-violet color. These stones seem to be usually inlaid within the design of the shoe, giving it a sparkle and class.

    When that mastery meets the unparalleled beauty of tanzanite, Stuart Weitzman creates stilettos that would catch every eye but remain tastefully sophisticated for any high-profile occasion.

    15. Stuart Weitzman “Wizard of Oz” Ruby Stilettos –

    The most expensive high heels in the world Stuart Weitzman “Wizard of Oz” Ruby Stilettos

    Worth $1.6 Million, Stuart Weitzman’s “Wizard of Oz” Ruby Stilettos are sparkling pairs of shoes that feature luxury and fantasy, which appear to be taken directly from the classic movie The Wizard of Oz, inspired by the iconic ruby slippers.

    Made with sumptuous satin, these stilettos are beaded with various sparkling red crystals that exude the inspiring essence of the most memorable pair of shoes ever worn by Dorothy in a film. The look also features a sleek stiletto heel, which adds to the general elegance and appeal of the shoe.

    Every pair is meticulously handmade to mirror the scrupulous attention to detail exercised by Stuart Weitzman himself and his adherence to fine quality. So much more than shoes, the Ruby Stilettos represent glamour and are artful pieces that exude quintessential Hollywood glamour with a dash of haute couture. Just perfect for any special occasion when one wants to leave an unforgettable impression.

    Luxury footwear is a space where art, craft, and opulence meet to create truly remarkable pieces. Ranging from Jada Dubai’s Passion Diamond Shoes by Passion Jewellers, which are valued at $17 million, to the handset details on Tom Ford’s Custom by Jason Arasheben shoes, those creations are more than accessories.

    They are the symbolic show of ultimate indulgence and magnificence. Each of the pairs portrays the aesthetic blend of high fashion and precious materials, showing the levels to which luxury is concerned with the detailing of each creation.

    For shoes like The Passion Diamond Shoes, the encrusted presence of hundreds of diamonds, with their basic make of pure gold and silk, makes these items among the most luxurious ever seen. The Debbie Wingham High Heels show a level of design and craftsmanship in which high-end design truly comes to life with rare pink and blue diamonds.

    The Harry Winston Ruby Slippers and the Stuart Weitzman Cinderella Slippers have established a confluence of timelessness and brand-new luxury with their richly historic and bedazzling gems.







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    Zenless Zone Zero, Honkai Star Rail, and Genshin Impact See New Announcements and Trailers – TouchArcade

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    Zenless Zone Zero, Honkai Star Rail, and Genshin Impact See New Announcements and Trailers – TouchArcade


    During Gamescom Opening Night Live 2024, HoYoverse had reveals and new information for each of its main games. Genshin Impact (Free) will see its major 5.0 update release next week bringing in the brand new region and much more. For Genshin Impact, HoYoverse’s big reveal was that it is coming to Xbox Series X on November 20th. Alongside this news, a new look at Natlan was also revealed in the Gamescom 2024 trailer for Genshin Impact. Watch it below:

    Zenless Zone Zero (Free) just had its major 1.1 update launch, the first big one for the game since launch, and Gamescom 2024’s trailer had a tease of the new region coming in version 1.2. This will be the base for the next chapter of the Zenless Zone Zero story. The trailer also highlighted some of the Zenless Zone Zero 1.1 characters. Watch it below:

    Honkai Star Rail (Free) had a trailer showcasing Feixiao, who is joining the game in the near future. Feixiao is a female warrior from the Xianzhou Yaoqing who will be added to Honkai Star Rail in version 2.5. The trailer also had new information about the upcoming Honkai Star Rail Fate/stay night [Unlimited Blade Works] collaboration. Watch it below:

    You can grab Genshin Impact on the App Store for iOS here and on Google Play for Android here. The PC version is available on the official website here and the Epic Games Store. It is coming to Xbox Series X on November 20th. Grab Honkai Star Rail yet for iOS here, on Google Play for Android here, and here on the Epic Games Store in addition to its regular PC version. Check it out here on PS5. You can download Zenless Zone Zero on the App Store for iOS here and on Google Play for Android here. Check out the links to the PS5 and PC versions here. What do you think of HoYoverse’s reveals?



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    Top 5 Best Rush Royale Ivy Deck, Tips & Stats

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    Top 5 Best Rush Royale Ivy Deck, Tips & Stats


    Hi guys, I will show you the complete guide to using the new Ivy card. In this article, we will share Ivy Deck, attack speed, ability, and more. In the Rush Royale version 7.1 update, developers have introduced Ivy along with Gargoyle cards & other exciting features.

    so without further ado let’s get started and Learn How to play Ivy in Rush Royale.

    Rush Royale Ivy Deck

    lvy
    Thunderer
    Crystalmencer
    Vampire
    Frost

    This Ivy deck is a very good choice for low-level players and they easily win with this Ivy Deck. This deck has only 1 Legendary card. Ivy Throws seeds that periodically deal damage. This damage increases with each noxious flower on a monster.

    When an enemy dies, its flower explodes, poisoning adjacent monsters and dealing damage based on the max number of noxious flowers on the monster.

    For bosses, we have Thunders and Crystalmancer, and the Frost card will help by slowing down the enemy monster. Phone Cat, a YouTuber, also used this Rush Royale ivy deck.

    Rush Royale Ivy Guide

    Unit Type: Debuff
    Faction: Forest Alliance
    Target: Max health

    Ivy uses seeds to infect your adversaries, focusing on the enemy with the most health. The seeds deal periodic harm to the adversary, which increases with each subsequent strike from Ivy.

    Ivy moves on to a new target once the maximum quantity of seeds has been achieved. When an infected enemy dies, it bursts, poisoning neighboring monsters and inflicting damage proportional to the level of infection.

    It is advantageous to have multiple Ivys on the table at the same time, as this will demolish opponents and weaken mini-bosses. After that, the poisoned adversary will be easily dealt with by your main DPS pawn.

    Ivy attack the target with the highest health. Ivy changes if the target has already been infected with 40 seeds. targets.
    Ivy infects the target with her toxic seeds. the Toxin impact, which causes damage on a regular basis. Each seed on a monster increases the amount of damage it does. The maximum total number of seeds is 40.
    The toxin impact isn’t present. It will eventually expire, but it can be neutralized. Ivy, in addition to infecting monsters with her venom, makes them explode when they die. The blast damage grows with the number of seeds on a monster.

    Rush Royale Ivy Deck

    Archer
    Lvy
    Ice Mage
    Vampire
    Plague Doctor

    Boreas Shaman Ivy Deck

    Ivy
    Shaman ( The Monster )
    Mime
    Boreas
    Harlequin

    That is all we have for the Rush Royale Ivy cards, We will update this page with more Rush Royale Ivy Decks.



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    SwitchArcade Round-Up: Reviews Featuring ‘Sam & Max: The Devil’s Playhouse’, Plus the Latest Releases and Sales

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    SwitchArcade Round-Up: Reviews Featuring ‘Sam & Max: The Devil’s Playhouse’, Plus the Latest Releases and Sales


    Hello gentle readers, and welcome to the SwitchArcade Round-Up for August 20th, 2024. In today’s article, I’ve got a couple more reviews for you. I’ve got my take on the lovely remaster of Sam & Max: The Devil’s Playhouse, plus my thoughts on the rather messy Elrentaros Wanderings. Then there’s one new release to check out, plus the usual lists of new and expiring sales. Not a very busy day today, but that works out well for my schedule. Let’s go!

    Reviews & Mini-Views

    Sam & Max: The Devil’s Playhouse Remastered ($19.99)

    Ten years ago, you would never have expected things to end up the way they did for Telltale Games. Having just wrapped up The Wolf Among Us and The Walking Dead: Season Two, the adventure game publisher seemed like it was nigh unstoppable. Just a few years later, everything fell apart. And here we are in 2024, happy to see any of those pieces picked up and made available again. For all of Telltale’s problems, there was really something to the games it released. Adventure games were finally part of the popular conversation again, and it was in no small part thanks to Telltale’s work.

    That’s why I’m happy to see what I feel is the heart and soul of Telltale Games fully available on Switch via this release. To a great extent, Sam & Max Save the World brought Telltale into the eyes of many players. The follow-up, Sam & Max: Beyond Time and Space kept the ball rolling. The last of the trilogy, Sam & Max: The Devil’s Playhouse feels in some ways like the end of a particular era. Scant months later, Back to the Future: The Game would launch its first episode, and it laid down the track that Telltale would drive on for the next several years. Big licenses, a focus on character relationships, and less of a focus on traditional puzzle-solving. Nothing wrong with that, of course. I just happen to like what Telltale was up to before that.

    So, Sam & Max: The Devil’s Playhouse. The first two Sam & Max seasons from Telltale came off like the developer was trying to find its feet. Good, to be sure. But sometimes lacking in confidence, and the games seemed to be put together on a shoestring budget. The Devil’s Playhouse was different. The writers were clearly comfortable with these characters enough to take them places. Telltale had sharpened its skills significantly and had more money to put into projects. It shows. The story here is excellent. Irreverent, funny, and smart the way you would hope a Sam & Max game would be, but with a slightly darker tone that adds a bit of spice. The puzzle design is refined without being toothless. The locations you visit are well-realized. The last episode (remember episodic games?) doesn’t quite stick the landing, but it’s hard to be too upset about it given the quality of the rest.

    This Remastered version follows in the footsteps of the last two. In cooperation with members of the original team, the visuals have been enhanced in a number of ways. The lighting is more interesting, the lip-flap is better, and there have even been some adjustments to the cinematography. It’s not too strong by any means, maintaining the feel of the original release. It’s Sam & Max: The Devil’s Playhouse as you perhaps remember it, not how it actually was. I’ve been quite pleased with how these remasters have been handled thus far, and I didn’t expect the team to drop the ball here. A fine job all-around, one the whole team can be proud of.

    Out of all the things that could be salvaged from the defunct original form of Telltale Games, the Sam & Max trilogy was just about the highest on my list. Now, with this excellent remaster of The Devil’s Playhouse, that job is complete. If you’ve never played a Sam & Max game before, feel free to slide on in with Sam & Max Save the World and see it through to the end of The Devil’s Playhouse. It’s quite the wild ride. If you have played these games before, the enhanced presentation might just convince you to go for a replay. They quite literally don’t make them like this anymore.

    SwitchArcade Score: 4.5/5

    Elrentaros Wanderings ($39.99)

    Sometimes it feels like a game is just a few smart tweaks away from greatness. And then there are games like Elrentaros Wanderings. The basic premise is solid enough, and one that gets the engine running when you find out this game is from Rune Factory’s creator. You’re an amnesiac wanderer who comes across the town of Elrentaros. The people there are friendly, if a little one-note, and they have all kinds of work for an adventurer like yourself. Dungeon work, mainly. As time progresses you can get closer with the townspeople and deepen your bonds with them. So far, not so unusual. But then you beat a boss, and suddenly you’re in a school setting in modern Japan. All the townspeople of Elrentaros are there, but they’re acting differently and don’t seem to know you. What is going on?

    That’s a good hook. Good enough to keep me happily playing despite how tired I was getting of running the uninteresting dungeons again and again, trying to complete objectives and get my gear in shape. Bored of seeing the same enemies, just in a new color palette. If I beat that next boss, I can move towards resolving this mystery. If I keep talking to these uninteresting townspeople, maybe I can see where this all goes. I wish I could say it was worth it in the end, but it wasn’t. A decent story, but not one worth the slog of playing through this game.

    Anyway, the basic loop here follows a fairly standard looter dungeon crawler template. Dive into the dungeon, battle enemies, get some new gear, dive in again, and so on. There are multiple dungeons to tackle here that each culminate in a boss battle. What’s different here is that powering up your character is more a matter of completing particular tasks in each dungeon and reaping the rewards. You won’t know what those tasks are on your first run, and you really do need to check off those lists to keep your character strong enough to push forward. At a bare minimum, you’ll be doing each dungeon twice. Beyond gear and more direct power-ups, you’ll also get your hands on gifts that you can offer up to the townspeople to win their favor. That pursuit has its own rewards, so you don’t want to neglect it either.

    The problem is that just about none of this is very interesting. The townspeople aren’t very deep or well-written. The dungeon layouts are bland and certainly aren’t better on subsequent runs. The enemies are cool the first time you see them, but you’ll be seeing them again and again in slightly different colors. The battle system offers little to sink your teeth into, and the loot fails to hit the spot the way it ought to in a game like this. The story is spread far too thin across the gameplay, a meager oasis in a vast, exhausting desert of repetition. I was enjoying this game early on, patient to see how things unfolded as it went on, but the reward never came.

    I think if you are okay with a pure grind, Elrentaros Wanderings might not turn you off the way it did me. But if you have even the slightest allergy to excessive banality, then this game is likely to have you heading for the hills. Its few good ideas are squandered by watering down the broth too much, stretching far too little content far too far. Not without any merit, but thoroughly disappointing.

    SwitchArcade Score: 2.5/5

    Select New Releases

    Stumble Guys (Free)

    Here’s a Switch version of Stumble Guys, the game that seems to have wrested the ball away from Fall Guys and ran with it. Up to thirty-two players compete online in a variety of events and modes. The game is free to start, just like on other platforms. But there are a wide range of ways to spend your real cash, so don’t you worry about that. Anyway, it’s free, it’s here, try it if you want or walk on past if you don’t.

    Sales

    (North American eShop, US Prices)

    Not a whole lot to get excited about today, beyond Dadish and company being on sale. All good games, from Dadish on down. Buy and enjoy. Over in the outbox, the main thing of note is Kairosoft’s latest sale wrapping up. It won’t take but a minute to check those lists, so you might as well do just that.

    Select New Sales

    Rack and Slay ($5.09 from $5.99 until 8/25)
    Sagres ($13.99 from $19.99 until 8/26)
    Gravity Oddity ($1.99 from $14.99 until 8/26)
    Warhammer 40k Dakka Squadron ($1.99 from $19.99 until 8/26)
    Guilt Battle Arena ($1.99 from $9.99 until 8/26)
    Chippy & Noppo ($13.99 from $19.99 until 8/27)
    Soundfall ($4.49 from $29.99 until 8/27)
    Last Encounter ($1.99 from $14.99 until 9/2)
    Ultra Foodmess ($1.99 from $3.99 until 9/2)
    Dadish ($1.99 from $9.99 until 9/10)
    Dadish 2 ($1.99 from $9.99 until 9/10)
    Dadish 3 ($1.99 from $9.99 until 9/10)
    Dadish 3D ($2.99 from $14.99 until 9/10)
    Daily Dadish ($1.99 from $9.99 until 9/10)
    Super Fowlst ($1.99 from $9.99 until 9/10)
    Super Fowlst 2 ($2.00 from $10.00 until 9/10)
    Molecano ($1.99 from $8.00 until 9/10)

    Sales Ending Tomorrow, August 21st

    50 Pinch Barrage ($4.29 from $4.99 until 8/21)
    8-Colors Star Guardians + ($2.49 from $4.99 until 8/21)
    Attack of the Karens ($2.49 from $4.99 until 8/21)
    Cafe Master Story ($6.00 from $12.00 until 8/21)
    Children of Morta Complete ($7.99 from $26.99 until 8/21)
    Claire: Extended Cut ($2.99 from $14.99 until 8/21)
    Goliath Depot ($3.49 from $6.99 until 8/21)
    High Seas Saga DX ($6.00 from $12.00 until 8/21)
    Oh!Edo Towns ($4.62 from $14.00 until 8/21)
    Pocket Stables ($3.96 from $12.00 until 8/21)
    Whitestone ($3.99 from $19.99 until 8/21)

    That’s all for today, friends. We’ll be back tomorrow with more new games, more sales, perhaps some news, and maybe even a review? I wouldn’t bet too much money on that last one, but who knows? I have a family thing tonight, and so I’m cutting out a little early today. Don’t tell the boss! I hope you all have a terrific Tuesday, and as always, thanks for reading!



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