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Manhunt RTX Remix Path Tracing Mod V0.1 Released

Modder gabdeg has released the first version of his RTX Remix Mod for Manhunt. Manhunt Remixed adds full path-traced lighting and high-res environmental and character textures to all 20 levels of the game. As such, players will be able to play it, from start to finish, with Path Tracing. Going into more details, the game’s … Continue reading Manhunt RTX Remix Path Tracing Mod V0.1 Released

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Grimoires Reborn Codes (July 2025)

Want codes for Grimoires Reborn? This is the follow-up to Grimoires Era, so if you're looking for codes for that Roblox game, we've got everything you need to know. This page also explains how to redeem codes if you're unsure of how it works!

Working Grimoires Reborn Codes (July 2025)

Here are all the current active codes you can redeem in Grimoires Reborn, as well as the rewards you'll get from them:

  • RELEASE! - 5 Grimoire Spins (NEW)
  • FUNZY - 10 Aura Spins, 10 Race Spins (NEW)

Expired Grimoires Reborn Codes (July 2025)

Unfortunately, these codes have expired and will no longer work:

  • DUNGEONFIX!
  • SORRYFORCOMPASS

How to Redeem Grimoires Reborn Codes

Before you can redeem codes for Grimoires Reborn you'll need to follow a few simple steps:

  1. Launch Grimoires Reborn on Roblox.
  2. Press the "Menu" button on the left side of your screen.
  3. Then, press the "Info" button on the left side of your screen. This will reveal a new window.
  4. Enter your code into the area to the left of the big blue "REDEEM" button and tap that button when you're ready.

Why Isn't My Grimoires Reborn Code Working?

There are two main reasons why a code usually doesn't work in any Roblox game and the same goes for this experience:

  • The code is expired
  • The code has been entered incorrectly

If a code has been entered incorrectly or has expired, you'll see a message that says, "Failed to redeem code" To stop this from happening, we recommend copying and pasting the code directly from this article. We check and test each code before we add them to our article. However, when copying them, you can sometimes accidentally include an extra space somewhere. This is why you should always double-check that there aren't any additional spaces!

Where to Find More Grimoires Reborn Codes

We'll update this article when new codes are added so you can always check back here and keep up-to-date with the latest codes. But, if you'd prefer to search for some Grimoires Reborn codes on your own, you can check the dedicated Discord server. If you're already in the Discord for Grimoires Era, this is the same one.

What is Grimoires Reborn in Roblox?

Grimoires Reborn is a fantasy RPG inspired by the Black Clover anime. It's a rework of the original Roblox game Grimoires Era with new systems and enhanced visuals. Hop back into the grind as you defeat bandits to complete quests and level up. You'll want to take advantage of the codes in this guide so you can get the best grimoires for how you want to play. Whether that's speeding through quests or battling other players in PvP.

Jeffrey Lerman is a freelance game journalist for IGN who has been covering games for over a decade. You can follow him on Bluesky.

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Grow a Military Codes (July 2025)

Searching for Grow a Military codes? We've got all the latest active codes for this Roblox experience, so you don't have to find them yourself. Redeem each one for rewards like free units so you can generate money faster. They're especially helpful for getting a quick start.

Working Grow a Military Codes (July 2025)

Here are all the current active codes you can redeem in Grow a Military, as well as the rewards you'll get from them:

  • UPDATE - Trooper

Expired Grow a Military Codes (July 2025)

The below codes have unfortunately expired and will no longer work. We've included them here so you don't try to redeem them:

  • No codes have expired yet.

How to Redeem Grow a Military Codes

Knowing how to redeem codes in Grow a Military is important if you want to get those rewards. Follow these easy steps to learn how to get them:

  1. Launch Grow a Military on Roblox
  2. Press the big Store button on the left side of your screen.
  3. Then, scroll down until you see the Codes section that says "Redeem Now!" in big letters.
  4. Type your code into the box to the left of the green "Redeem" button and then press it when you're ready.

Why Isn't My Grow a Military Code Working?

If you're having trouble redeeming a code, there are two common reasons why it may not be working:

  • The code is expired
  • The code has been entered incorrectly

If a code has been entered incorrectly or has expired, you'll see a message that says, "Invalid code." In order to avoid this, we recommend copying and pasting the code directly from this article. As long as you don't accidentally get an extra space in there when copying it, it should work if it's active. We make sure to check and test every Parasite Testing code before we add them to this article.

Where to Find More Grow a Military Codes

The best way to find more codes is by bookmarking our page here so you can check back for when new codes are added. However, if you want to search for some codes yourself, you can take a look at the Grow a Military dedicated Discord server. While the in-game redeem code area mentions the developer's social media, they don't seem to post codes on there.

What is Grow a Military in Roblox?

Grow a Military follows a similar concept as Grow a Garden where instead of planting flowers to sell, you'll create a massive army to generate money. You can then use that money to buy new troops like Enlistees, Troopers, and even jets. Eventually you'll have enough money to fortify your plot with walls like sandbags and concrete barriers to boost your earnings.

Jeffrey Lerman is a freelance game journalist for IGN who has been covering games for over a decade. You can follow him on Bluesky.

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Wuchang: Fallen Feathers Review

It’s a great time to be a fan of soulslikes. Between the fantastic The First Berserker: Khazan earlier in the year, the excellent Lies of P: Overture DLC last month, and the multiplayer/co-op focused Elden Ring: Nightreign, we have been eating well in 2025 – and you can add Wuchang: Fallen Feathers as yet another course in that meal. This debut game from developer Leenzee Games impressed me from the start with its exciting, fast-paced, and dynamic combat. It also has one of the best skill trees in the genre, along with intricate and interconnected level design that guides us through gorgeous vistas and grotesque sights in equal measure. That said, its difficulty is all over the place, with truly wild dips and spikes that go from a relative walk in the park, to “oh my god, when is it my turn to attack?!” levels of aggression in some of its later bosses. So while I’m left with a little whiplash after beating it, it’s still an easy strong recommendation for anybody who’s hungry for more.

In typical soulslike fashion, Wuchang expects you to do the heavy lifting when it comes to piecing together its story and lore – but it’s not handled quite as elegantly as a FromSoft game or something like Lies of P. I was actually on board for the intriguing opening, which shows our titular, mostly silent hero awaken in a cave to discover she has a disease that robs those afflicted of their memories and gradually turns them into hideous monsters. What starts as a personal journey to discover who she is and cure her affliction before she mutates into a nasty bird beast turns into a descent into dark fantasy as the mysteries of the disease, known as The Feathering, start to come to light and you do battle with those transfigured by its effects.

Lore fiends who enjoy digging into item descriptions might get more out of the story.

That was a good start, but by the end of its 45-hour campaign, I’d lost track of the many characters who pop up, say a few lines of dialogue, and then disappear for 10 or so hours until they pop up again in a completely new location. People kept referencing names that I’d never heard of before, making it impossible for me to follow the conversation. Lore fiends who enjoy digging into weapon and item descriptions for clues might get more out of the story than I did, but playing through it the same way I have many other games meant its big revelations largely fell flat.

A Game of Skills

Combat, though, had the flexibility and depth to carry me through to the end in style, with a ton of different offensive and defensive options at my disposal at all times. Where Wuchang sets itself apart from others that use the familiar stamina-fueled light and heavy attacks to get you from checkpoint to checkpoint is its huge focus on combining the skills and abilities that are tied to your weapons with Discipline skills you unlock on the absolutely massive skill tree. For instance, equipping the sword parry Discipline skill while using the Flamebringer Longsword weapon will let you build up the burn status ailment with its Infernal Firebrand Weapon Skill while also giving you a defensive counter option on top of that. Or you could pair that same weapon with something like Crescent Moon, which still gives you that same burn build ability, but also allows you to get in and then get out to avoid counter attacks all together while still being able to build Skybound Might with it’s built in evade. On top of that, you can swap between two weapons mid-fight, even mid-combo, which doubles your options.

It’s good that you have these extra options, too, because this is not a game where you can get by with just the basics, especially when it comes to the tougher fights. Powering your skills and spells hinges on generating a resource known as Skyborn Might, which is gained mostly by perfectly dodging enemy attacks at the last instant, but can also be gained in certain weapon-specific ways, such as landing the fourth hit of a light combo string with the Axe, the second hit of a light combo string with the Longsword, clashing weapons with the dual blades, or automatically over time simply by having the one-handed sword equipped.

I felt like I usually had more interesting decisions to make with each level up than I do in most soulslikes.

I had a blast discovering ways to incorporate both Weapon and Discipline skills into combat to get around limitations like stamina, since using a Skyborn Might charge often gives you a powerful attack that doesn’t deplete your meter, or lets you blow through an enemy’s strong defense with a poise break-afflicting mist and take huge chunks out of their health in seconds. I felt like I usually had more interesting decisions to make with each level up than I do in most soulslikes when it came to defining my build.

A big part of that is how instead of just boosting your preferred stat and making numbers go up each time you get enough currency to level, Wuchang uses a progression system that resembles the Sphere Grid from Final Fantasy X and Salt and Sanctuary. It has six paths to go down and unlock progressively more powerful skills, with five being devoted to stat and weapon upgrades enhancing each of the different types of armaments, and the last one focusing more on more universal boons, like extra healing charges, general buffs for executing certain techniques, etc. The grid is absolutely gigantic, and even 20 or 30 hours into the 45-hour campaign I was still unlocking brand-new branches with new Discipline skills and tons more upgrades to choose from. That’s a lot, but thankfully respecs are free, allowing you the freedom to change up your entire build with zero cost or penalty, whether to simply try out a new weapon or alter your game plan against a challenging boss. It’s an excellent system that encourages experimentation while also rewarding you for having a clear idea of what kind of build you want to make.

There’s a fairly impressive amount of different types of enemies as well, with each area you visit packing plenty of new twisted creatures with a brand-new set of attacks and skills that you’ll need to learn how to adjust your build and your tactics to deal with. Everything in this game can be threatening: from the small hunchbacked dudes that go down in just one or two hits, but can sneak up on you with a hugely damaging grab, to the towering fiends that are almost like minibosses unto themselves. This variety kept the action fresh throughout the whole adventure and kept me tense whenever I would venture in a new area, since I never knew what to expect around the corner.

Bumpy Roads

For the first 10 or so hours, though, I didn’t have to do a ton of build tweaking to breeze through most of these fights. That wasn’t to say that it was a walk in the park, but I’ve played a lot of soulslikes in my day, and once I got the hang of dodging through the last hit of an enemy combo and charging up a heavy attack to instantly stagger them, I initially felt like I had figured Wuchang out.

The deaths that I did experience mostly came from an abundance of some cheap-feeling “gotcha” moments like: Pots that aren’t really pots, trees that aren’t really trees, and shrines that aren’t really shrines.

To be fair, lots of soulslikes have moments like these, but in Wuchang it happens with such frequency that it felt like I was getting constantly pranked by the developers – and at a certain point that joke gets old.

Other than that, it was mostly smooth sailing until I came across a boss called Commander Honglan. She wasn’t so much a difficulty spike, because that implies at least some degree of an incline or ramp up, as she was like running into a brick wall. She took me about two hours to beat, and while I still came out on the other side of it having mostly enjoyed the intensity of the fight, Honglan serves as a non-spoilery encapsulation of what I don’t like about several of Wuchang’s later boss fights.

Honglan wasn't so much a difficulty spike, because that implies at least some degree of an incline or ramp up.

The biggest issue is that the punishment window for correctly and precisely dodging most of their attacks is super tight, which takes away from the satisfaction of actually being able to dodge a huge sequence of swings. Compare that to games like Sekiro or Khazan, where you’re damaging the boss’s posture bar every time you precisely block an attack, getting closer to being able to do a damaging critical hit once you completely drain it. There’s no such satisfying mid-fight progress here, because perfect dodges just give you Skyborn Might charges, which you still need to find an opening to be able to use. Wuchang does have a posture meter on enemies, but it only increases when you land hits and decreases after a time if you don’t, which makes it extremely difficult to get that reward for nuanced aggression when your opportunities to deal damage are so minimal and so fleeting. Not every boss fight after Honglan is like this, but the ones that are feel very drawn out to a degree that diminishes their fun.

The Dark Descent

The world all of these ups and downs take place in is rich with secrets to discover, interconnected paths that satisfyingly link entire sections of the map together, and tough optional challenges with appropriate rewards. I loved the gradual descent into dark fantasy – you begin in a very colorful and beautiful Chinese village that is just showing subtle signs of the terrible illness sweeping through its population, and then as you progress deeper underground and through areas that have been absolutely ravaged by The Feathering it starts to feel more and more like a horror game.

There are also some really cleverly put together sequences that create tension and chaos even without combat being involved. One example is a section where you start on a straightaway with an enemy at the end who builds up an instant-killing status affliction called Despair just by looking at you. To evade his gaze and get through, I had to make a mad dash past a bunch of enemies, climb up a ramp while avoiding poisonous drops from the ceiling, and navigate around constantly spawning tough monsters that were created by another out-of-reach foe. It’s a great example of strong enemy design meshing with clever level design to create an absolutely intense sprint through a dangerous environment.

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WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers Benchmarks & PC Performance Analysis

505 Games has lifted the review embargo for WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers. This is a game that a lot of Souls fans are currently looking forward to. And, since the publisher has provided us with a review code, we’ve decided to benchmark it and see how it runs on the PC. For our benchmarks, I used … Continue reading WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers Benchmarks & PC Performance Analysis

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Starfield July 22 Beta Update Now Available, Full Details Revealed

Bethesda has just released the July 22 Beta Update for Starfield and shared its full patch notes. So, let’s see what this new patch brings to the table. Beta Patch 1.15.222 fixes a problem where Extreme Temperature gear could look wrong. It also makes small improvements to how missions are sorted in the Missions Menu. … Continue reading Starfield July 22 Beta Update Now Available, Full Details Revealed

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Rogueblox Codes (July 2025)

Need active Rogueblox codes? We've got all the working codes for this Roblox experience, so you don't have to search for them. Redeem each one for rewards like Soulbound Life Crystals to get extra lives!

Working Rogueblox Codes (July 2025)

Here are all the current active codes you can redeem in Rogueblox as well as the rewards you'll get from them:

  • SS2When - Rewards. May expire on July 22. (NEW)
  • ty410kCole - Rewards. May expire on July 24. (NEW)
  • TYSMFORTHEFOLLOWERS - Rewards. May expire on July 24. (NEW)
  • AntiWitchDocAgenda - Rewards. May expire on July 24. (NEW)
  • onlybuilder - Rewards. May expire on July 24. (NEW)
  • theqcode - Rewards. May expire on July 24. (NEW)
  • thecodeformini - Rewards. May expire on July 24. (NEW)

Expired Rogueblox Codes (July 2025)

The below codes have unfortunately expired and will no longer work. We've included them here so you know not to bother trying to redeem them:

  • ISurvivedTheNuke
  • UnseenAid

How to Redeem Rogueblox Codes

Redeeming codes in Rogueblox can be both a little annoying and difficult to find if you don't know where to look. Follow these steps to start redeeming codes:

  1. Launch Rogueblox on Roblox.
  2. Pick your character and join a server or create a character if you haven't yet.
  3. After joining a server or creating a character, you'll see the spinning Rogueblox screen where it says "Press any key to continue". Do not press a key on this screen.
  4. You'll need to press the tiny black box near the bottom left corner with a white arrow inside it. This will open a small window for redeeming codes.
  5. Type your code into the box and then click the green "Redeem" button to get your rewards. If you're redeeming a code for extra lives, make sure to check for an item in your inventory that you need to use.

Why Isn't My Rogueblox Code Working?

If you're having trouble redeeming a code, there are two common reasons why it may not be working:

  • The code is expired
  • The code has been entered incorrectly

If a code has been entered incorrectly or has expired, you'll see a message that says, "Invalid code." In order to avoid this, we recommend copying and pasting the code directly from this article. As long as you don't accidentally get an extra space in there when copying it, it should work if it's active. We make sure to check and test every Rogueblox code before we add them to this article.

Where to Find More Rogueblox Codes

We always recommend checking our article here for up to date codes since you can rely on us to verify which ones are working. But, if you'd prefer to try and find some Rogueblox codes on your own, you can check the dedicated Discord server.

What is Rogueblox in Roblox?

Rogueblox is a difficult RPG with a combination of PvE and PvP content. That means you'll need to be prepared to fight anything from slimes and zombies to players out for blood. The world of Terra is fractured leaving a mess behind but also plenty to explore for quests to complete.

Players familiar with other difficult games like Rogue Lineage and Deepwoken will have an idea of what to expect going into Rogueblox. This RPG also has a permanent death system that can make it quite punishing for new players to learn. Fortunately, some codes can give you extra lives.

Jeffrey Lerman is a freelance game journalist for IGN who has been covering games for over a decade. You can follow him on Bluesky.

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Mugen Codes (July 2025)

Need Mugen codes? We've got all the latest active codes for this Roblox experience, so you don't have to get them yourself. Redeem these codes to get Lucky Spins so you can get the abilities you want to fight with.

Working Mugen Codes (July 2025)

Here are all the current active codes you can redeem in Mugen, as well as the rewards you'll get from them:

  • MUGENSBACK - 10 Lucky Spins (NEW)
  • RELEASE - 5 Lucky Spins
  • PATCHMEUP - 3 Lucky Spins, 5 Normal Spins
  • THUNDER - 4 Lucky Spins
  • TESTING - 5 Lucky Spins, 10 Normal Spins
  • THANKS100K - 5 Lucky Spins, 5 Normal Spins

Expired Mugen Codes (July 2025)

The below codes have unfortunately expired and will no longer work. We've included them here so you don't try to redeem them:

  • PLAYTEST

How to Redeem Mugen Codes

Learning how to redeem codes in Mugen is important if you want to take advantage of those rewards. Follow these quick steps to find out how to get them:

  1. Launch Mugen on Roblox
  2. Press the Codes button on the left side of your screen, in the Main Menu.
  3. Then, type your code into the "Enter Code" box and press the Redeem button next to it when ready.

Why Isn't My Mugen Code Working?

If you're having trouble redeeming a code, there are two common reasons why it may not be working:

  • The code is expired
  • The code has been entered incorrectly

If a code has been entered incorrectly, you'll see a message that says it doesn't exist. Or if it's a code that has expired, it'll instead say that it has expired. In order to avoid either situation, we recommend copying and pasting the code directly from our working codes section. As long as you don't accidentally get an extra space in there when copying it, it should work if it's active. We make sure to check and test every Mugen code before we add them to this article.

Where to Find More Mugen Codes

One of the best ways to find more codes is by bookmarking our page here so you can check back for when new codes are added. However, if you want to search for codes yourself, you can check the Mugen dedicated Discord server.

What is Mugen in Roblox?

Mugen is a fantasy fighting game where you can get a variety of fighting styles each with their own unique abilities. Many of these styles revolve around elements like Flame, Thunder, Water, and more. Each one has a few abilities and an ultimate one. You'll need to master your fighting style to survive against other players.

But it isn't that simple since you'll also have to learn the basics like dodging, blocking, and parrying at the perfect time. This is what makes every fast-paced fight a chaotic one where even the buildings around you can collapse.

Jeffrey Lerman is a freelance game journalist for IGN who has been covering games for over a decade. You can follow him on Bluesky.

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The Alienware Aurora 16X RTX 5070 Gaming Laptop Drops to the Lowest Price Since Release

Alienware's new mainstream gaming laptop for 2025 is dubbed the "Alienware Aurora" and comes in two 16" models: the 16 and 16X. The 16X is the superior of the two and is on sale right now. Dell is currently offering the Alienware Aurora 16X gaming laptop equipped with an Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX CPU and GeForce RTX 5070 mobile GPU for $1,799.99 after a $300 instant discount. That's the lowest price I've seen so far for the Aurora 16X laptop and RTX 5070 GPU combo (the previous low being $1900 during Alienware's Black Friday in July Sale that recently ended).

Alienware Aurora 16X RTX 5070 Gaming Laptop for $1,799.99

Gamers should go with the Alienware Aurora 16X model

The Alienware Aurora 16X is the model that serious gamers should consider over the Aurora 16, especially right now when the Aurora 16 RTX 4070 laptop is the same price. There's little argument here; just look at the list of upgrades below:

  • Better display (2560x1600 240Hz G-Sync vs 2560x1600 120Hz)
  • More powerful CPU (Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX vs Intel Core 9 270H)
  • Higher RTX 5070 TGP rating and thus better performance (115W TGP vs 85W TGP)
  • More premium materials (metal alloy lid and chassis vs lid only)
  • RGB keyboard vs white-only backlighting
  • Thunderbolt 4.0 port

Compared to other Alienware laptops, the Aurora 16X is designed to look less like a gamer's laptop. It boasts a sleek, understated design with the absence of extraneous visual-only embellishments or unnecessary RGB lighting outside of the keyboard illumination. This is a solidly built machine with a metal (magnesium alloy) chassis and anodized aluminum lid and bottom shell. Under the hood, the Aurora 16X still packs a punch with powerful gaming components and a robust Cryo Chamber cooling system. It's much more affordably than an equivalent Alienware 16 Area-51 laptop, which costs $600 more. The Alienware Aurora 16X also weighs 1.6 pounds less and has a 30% thinner profile.

The Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX is a top performing CPU

The Area-51 laptop is also equipped with a very powerful CPU as well. The Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX boasts a max turbo frequency of 5.4GHz with a whopping 24 cores and 40MB total L2 cache. According to Passmark, this is the second most powerful Intel mobile CPU available right now and goes head to head with AMD's Ryzen 9 7945HX3D.

The GeForce RTX 5070 is 5%-10% better than the RTX 4070

The mobile RTX 5070 GPU performs about 5%-10% better than the RTX 4070 that it replaces. That's not a very big generational improvement, but the RTX 5070 also supports multi-frame generation, which means the margin will widen in games that support DLSS 4.0. If you want a significantly better performing Nvidia GPU, you'll have to pick up an RTX 5070 Ti or RTX 5080 laptop. Currently the Alienware Aurora 16 doesn't have an option to equip these GPUs, so you would have to pony up $900 more for the Area-51.

Check out more of the best Alienware deals

Check out our Best Alienware Deals article with all of Dell's currently ongoing deals on gaming laptops and desktop PCs. Not everyone is the DIY type. If you're in the market for a prebuilt gaming PC, Dell is one of the best brands we'd recommend. Alienware desktops and laptops feature solid build quality, top-of-the-line gaming performance, excellent cooling (further improved on the newer models), aggressive styling, and pricing that is very competitive with other pre-built options. Best of all, there are plenty of sales that happen throughout the year, so it's not difficult to grab one of these computers at considerably less than their retail price.

Eric Song is the IGN commerce manager in charge of finding the best gaming and tech deals every day. When Eric isn't hunting for deals for other people at work, he's hunting for deals for himself during his free time.

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Build A Boat For Treasure Codes (July 2025)

Looking for Build A Boat For Treasure codes? We've got all the latest active codes for this Roblox experience, so you don't have to search for them yourself. Redeem each one for rewards like free items and gold to buy crates so you can build the best boat.

Working Build A Boat For Treasure Codes (July 2025)

Here are all the current active codes you can redeem in Build A Boat For Treasure, as well as the rewards you'll get from them:

  • chillthrill709 was here - Firework
  • =D - 5 gold
  • hi - 5 gold
  • =p - 5 gold

Expired Build A Boat For Treasure Codes (July 2025)

The below codes have unfortunately expired and will no longer work. We've included them here so you don't try to redeem them:

  • Squid Army

How to Redeem Build A Boat For Treasure Codes

Understanding how to redeem codes in Build A Boat For Treasure is important if you want to take advantage of those rewards. Follow these simple steps to learn how to get them:

  1. Launch Build A Boat For Treasure on Roblox
  2. Press the Menu button on the right side of your screen that shows a green chest.
  3. Then, press the button with two cogwheels at the top of this new window.
  4. Scroll down until you see the big "Redeem Code" section. If you scroll too far, you'll end up in the credits section listing contributors.
  5. Finally, type your code into the "Code" box and click the big green "Redeem" button.

Why Isn't My Build A Boat For Treasure Code Working?

If you're having trouble redeeming a code, there are two common reasons why it may not be working:

  • The code is expired
  • The code has been entered incorrectly

Build A Boat For Treasure doesn't give you a lot of information when codes don't work. This can make it difficult to understand if it's one you've already redeemed or simply an expired code. However, if there's a typo or any other reason the code isn't functioning, the big green "Redeem" button will switch to a red one that says "Invalid".

In order to avoid codes showing up as invalid, we recommend copying and pasting the code directly from this article. As long as you don't accidentally get an extra space in there when copying it, it should work if it's active. We make sure to check and test every Build A Boat For Treasure code before we add them to this article.

Where to Find More Build A Boat For Treasure Codes

One of the best ways to find more codes is by bookmarking our page here so you can check back for when new codes are added. However, if you want to try and find some codes yourself, you can take a look at the Build A Boat For Treasure dedicated Discord server.

What is Build A Boat For Treasure in Roblox?

Build A Boat For Treasure focuses on almost exactly what the name of the game tells you. Your goal is to build a boat block by clock so you can travel farther down a river. While that may sound simple, it’s actually tougher than you'd think. This is because there are all sorts of obstacles that can get in your way and destroy your ship.

You'll need to carefully sail around barriers or prepare to ram through them if you have enough ship to do so. Just be careful of flying baseballs and other projectiles that can bounce you into the air. As you get farther, you'll earn more gold that you can then buy more parts with.

Jeffrey Lerman is a freelance game journalist for IGN who has been covering games for over a decade. You can follow him on Bluesky.

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Framework 13 DIY Edition Review

Throughout their history, laptops have pretty much been viewed as time-limited commodities that users have to rely on the manufacturer for if they need support. Repairability and the ability to upgrade at home have always been limited. Framework has made it its mission to change that, and the Framework 13 laptop is its latest point in the case that things don’t have to be this way. I’ve spent the last month with the Framework 13 DIY Edition and not only is it fast out of the box, I have no doubt that I could upgrade it myself for as long as years into the future – or as long as Framework supports it. It’s clearly aimed at tech enthusiasts first and foremost – less so those looking for a gaming laptop – but is a product and mission I can get behind.

Framework 13 – Design and Features

At its core, the Framework 13 is a snappy little productivity machine that anyone can use. It’s lightweight, reliable, and its battery can last most or all of a workday depending on how heavily you use it. That’s important to know, because though Framework makes its name on its user-repairable and upgradeable design philosophy, being a techie isn’t required to use and enjoy one of its laptops.

The Framework 13 is available as a pre-built laptop or as a DIY Edition. The pre-built version comes ready to use out of the box like any other laptop, but if you don’t mind going hands on and putting 30-45 minutes into getting it ready to use, the DIY Edition offers options for an upgraded display and higher memory and storage.

If you’re worried about having to build a whole laptop on your own, don’t be. The DIY Edition is more of a learning exercise in how to perform the most common upgrades (memory and storage) and is completely guided using tutorials on the Framework website. You’ll also need to plug in the laptop’s expansion cards – Framework’s modular port and storage system – which use normal USB-C headers and are made for anyone to intuit just by seeing them.

The slogan “This isn’t our computer. It’s yours.” is the first thing you see on the Framework 13’s product page, and in that spirit, there are plenty of configuration options to choose from. I was sent a version with a screen upgrade which isn’t currently available in any pre-built configuration. It had the following specs.

  • Display: 13.5” IPS
  • Resolution: 2,880 x 1,920 (3:2 aspect ratio)
  • Refresh Rate: 120Hz
  • Brightness: 500-nits
  • Processor: AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 (12-core/24-thread)
  • Graphics: AMD Radeon 890M (Integrated)
  • Memory: Up to 96GB
  • Storage: Up to 8TB
  • Networking: Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.4
  • Ports: Modular, user can choose four expansion card choices, including: USB-A, USB-C, HDMI, DisplayPort, MicroSD, Ethernet, Audio, 1 TB storage, or 250 GB storage cards
  • Audio: 2x 2W speakers, SNR MEMs microphone, hardware privacy switch, option 3.5mm audio jack
  • Battery: 61 Whr
  • Dimensions: 0.6" x 11.7" x 9.0"
  • Weight: 2.87 lbs

As you go through the customization process for the DIY Edition, there are options for most aspects of the system, but as of this writing, there’s nothing dedicated for gaming (I hope to see that come in the future). You can choose from three AMD AI 300 series processors that determine your base price, starting at the Ryzen AI 5 340 ($899), the Ryzen AI 7 350 ($1,229) and topping out with the Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 ($1,659). There’s definitely a premium that comes with the modularity and repairability this system offers, however. These prices range anywhere from around $100 more than similar competitors, like the Lenovo Yoga 7 on the low-end, to around $400 more for the Asus Vivobook S 14.

From there, you’re able to choose between two displays, a lower resolution 2,256 x 1,504, 60Hz screen and a higher-resolution 2,880 x 1,920 display with a 120Hz refresh rate. As of this writing, you’re only able to get the improved screen with the DIY Edition. For memory, you can choose anywhere from 8GB to 96GB of DDR5-5600 with your choice of one or two stick kits. Storage begins at 500GB, but if you don’t need much storage, the most affordable pre-built drops that to 256GB. You can also choose between Windows 11 Pro, Home, or no OS at all if you’d prefer to purchase your key elsewhere.

The DIY Edition also gives you the option of picking up a colored bezel for the display and provides the option for a wide range of international keyboard layouts.

The Framework 13 also brings back the modular expansion card system to customize its port selection. You can choose up to four with the laptop, including USB Type-A, USB Type-C, HDMI, DisplayPort, a card reader, headphone jack, Ethernet port, or devote one of those slots to additional storage, either 250GB or 1TB. Do note that you’ll need to devote at least one of those to a Type-C port for charging, however. If you think you’ll need more, you can buy extras and swap them out as needed.

Since the system is designed to be repairable, you can buy any additional part you might need through the Framework store after the fact, including a new motherboard or screen. This also opens the door to larger system upgrades in the future if you want a higher performance processor. The higher-end Framework 16 even has a modular GPU so you could add a dedicated graphics card for gaming. That particular add-on isn’t available for this model yet, but I’m hopeful that it might be available in the future.

Every upgrade comes with a tutorial on the Framework website, and the internal composition of the machine is designed to make maintenance as easy as possible. Something as simple as removing the bottom panel to access its internals can be a chore on other laptops, but is dead simple here and doesn’t require prying with a spudger like so many others. It’s five simple screws, captive so you won’t lose them, and it pops right off.

Once you’re inside, the location of the M.2 SSD and memory slots are clearly labeled. The memory is covered with some protective masking, so if you’re brand new, you should still have the tutorial on hand, but if you’ve built a desktop PC before, it’s straightforward enough that you can probably intuit adding these components with just the labels. Framework even provides a screwdriver, so you don’t need to worry about having the right tools either.

I’ve built more than a few PCs in my time and have reviewed a Framework laptop in the past, so I knew what to expect here. But even for a complete novice, the “DIY” portion of assembling the PC should only take around 15 minutes. You’ll spend more time installing and updating Windows, so don’t be intimidated.

Even as you get into more in depth repairs and upgrades, the Framework team has clearly gone to lengths to make the process as user friendly as possible. Replacing the keyboard, for example, doesn’t even require any tools once the chassis is open. It’s held in place by magnets and a single ribbon cable. But, unlike most other ribbon cables in laptops, it doesn’t end in a finicky, easy-to-break clamp and instead uses a straightforward plug. These small touches go a long way toward making the Framework 13 feel like something you could actually maintain yourself.

Once the system is up and running, I’m pleased to say that its performance lives up to its specs. The HX 370 I was sent is a known commodity at this point. I’ve personally tested it multiple times over and the Framework 13 is just as snappy and responsive as I’ve come to expect. For common productivity apps, web browsing, and entertainment like video streaming, it doesn’t disappoint. The experience is lag-free and pleasingly quiet (though it does ramp up in Performance mode).

The keyboard is fine and offers ample travel with 1.5mm keystrokes. There’s good tactility, but I found the bottom outs to be a bit soft. They’re also fingerprint magnets and need to be wiped down every few uses to not look greasy. The white backlight is also pretty dim and isn’t very visible in anything but dark lighting. I quite liked the touchpad, though. It’s large for the size of the laptop, measuring 4.5” x 3”, and has excellent click action that enhances its accuracy.

The Framework 13 isn’t intended to be an entertainment powerhouse, and its dual 2W speakers demonstrate this. While they’re fine for the occasional meeting or YouTube video, they tend toward tinny sound and don’t get very loud. Still, they’ll work in a pinch.

The laptop comes with a 1080p webcam. The quality is fine, though it doesn't stand out as anything special. The out-of-the-box tuning is a bit dark and oversaturated, but I was able to correct that and pull a more true-to-life image just by using Windows' built-in picture adjustments. Since it is standard fare for laptops, it doesn't handle bright rear lighting like a window very well, and definitely gets grainy and soft in the dark. For normal meetings, it works fine, however, and even includes a physical privacy shutter.

What it doesn't offer is Windows Hello support. That's really a shame because I think a laptop of this kind really could have benefited from it. It does have a fingerprint reader built into the power button, which is as fast as it is reliable. The trend of putting fingerprint readers on the power button needs to go away, though, because I did put the computer to sleep by accident twice before mastering the feather touch required to just get a clean fingerprint read.

In keeping with its DIY, "this is your computer, not ours," design ethos, there is no included software whatsoever. I love that, by and large, but that does mean that there is also no configuration software to provide more advanced options, as is available on many competing laptops. You do have complete access to the BIOS by tapping F2 when the system boots, but if you're looking for anything on the level of a desktop PC or even a gaming laptop, think again.

This is most meaningful when it comes to performance tuning. In essence, all you're left with is the basic Windows power management options. You can toggle between Best Power Efficiency, Balanced, and Best Performance. It’s simple and easy for anyone to manage, but also hints that this PC really isn’t about setting any performance milestones compared to other options tuned for performance out of the factory.

Framework 13 – Performance

With all of that background out of the way, it's time to get into performance. I've been able to live with the Framework 13 for the better part of a month and carry it with me as a regular daily driver. This daily use experience is really the highlight of the laptop. It doesn't particularly stand out as great for gaming, and it's also not out to blow your socks off with the highest benchmark scores or fastest processing times. But for day-to-day tasks and getting work done, it's very good and is exceptionally easy to carry through the day.

Its modularity can also be a highlight depending on what you use your laptop for. Ahead of this review, I made a point to buy a selection of different expansion cards in addition to the four that were sent with my review sample (two USB-C cards, a USB-A, and a full-size HDMI). Most of the time, I don't need a full-size HDMI and found a third USB-C more beneficial when I was testing games. However, swapping out one of those USB-Cs for a USB Type-A worked better for connecting peripherals. If you are a creator that's regularly pulling photos or video off of a memory card, the microSD reader might be a better choice. This is a level of versatility that normal laptops just can't match and allows the Framework 13 to be what you need it to be in the moment.

There's a certain peace of mind that also comes with this laptop that, while intangible, I definitely think has value. With most laptops, a single accident could mean replacing the whole thing or sending it in for an expensive repair. Here, you can be confident in two things: 1) Framework will sell the part you need; and, 2) they will have a tutorial for your specific model, guiding you through the repair process. It may not be cheap, depending on the part, but it’s probably going to cost less than sending it in to a vendor to do the same thing.

When it comes to performance, it’s best to keep your expectations in check, the Framework 13 does well enough that you won’t feel like it lacks for productivity, browsing the web, and other day-to-day tasks. Its Ryzen AI 9 processor is overkill for that kind of application, and in fact, opens the door to a whole lot more. With 12 cores and 24 threads and a built-in NPU, streaming, video and photo editing, and working with AI models are all within the realm of possibility.

Just don’t expect it to be the fastest, and prepare to make concessions if you want to play games. The HX 370 is popular among Windows gaming handhelds right now because it is very capable, but certainly not at the laptop’s native 2,880 x 1,920 resolution. Even at 1200p, it struggles without using low to medium settings and intelligent features like frame generation.

Before getting into performance results, I want to thank you for your patience as we build up our new data set with our new test process. Since this has coincided with the launch of Nvidia’s RTX 50-series laptops, most of our testing thus far has been with laptops featuring these high-powered GPUs. In fact, the only Windows laptop we’ve tested utilizing integrated graphics is the Asus ROG Flow Z13, a more expensive and gaming oriented 2-in-1 that uses the successor to the HX 370 – and includes the most powerful iGPU ever.

So, these aren’t apples to apples comparisons, but I’m including them here for a bit of extra context and to show what another ~$550 can get you. Just remember: the Asus ROG Flow Z13 is targeted at gamers and enthusiasts and is exactly the type of device that would be exceptionally hard to service on your own.

Starting with synthetics, the HX 370 performed right in line with other HX 370 laptops and handhelds in every test. For gaming, the 3DMark tests simulate different aspects of game rendering and the performance of specific gaming features you might encounter in modern games. For basic rendering, Night Raid is a good representation of the kind of performance you might expect with older and simpler-to-run (graphically) games at 1080p. 3DMark dubbed the Framework 13’s Night Raid score “Good,” which I would agree with. The more demanding tests, both graphically and with specific features, are Speed Way and Steel Nomad, and the Framework expectedly chugged through both.

Things fared similarly in our roster of test games and settings. As a reminder, we test all of our games on Ultra settings, using upscaling unless we note otherwise, and use quality mode at 1080p/1200p and balanced mode at 1440p/1920p. Any laptop with integrated graphics will struggle at these settings, but they allow us to compare like for like between systems. In this case, they also show us how the system would perform if you turned all of the dials to 10. For the most part, what would happen is many games would be flat out unplayable.

Realistically, what you would actually do is turn the resolution down to 1200p and then scale your graphics settings to low or medium. In this case, virtually every game above was very playable, including Cyberpunk 2077 and Assassin's Creed Shadows. The system also performed very well with World of Warcraft and Diablo 4, easily hitting above 60 FPS with FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) turned on.

To actually play games on this system, these kinds of sacrifices are necessary. But when games offer FSR upscaling or frame generation, you can definitely reach a bit higher. Baldur's Gate 3, for example, ran around 45 FPS at customized medium settings in Act 3. While I wouldn't want to play a first-person shooter at that frame rate, slower-paced games like BG3 are perfectly playable. Likewise, older games or indies are well within reach too.

Unlike the handhelds that use the same Ryzen AI9 HX 370 to drive their gaming experiences, the Framework 13 doesn't benefit from having such a small screen. Dropping the resolution to 800p results in a very soft and frankly bad-looking picture. I can't recommend it.

On the flip side, however, if you subscribe to Xbox Game Pass for cloud gaming, GeForce Now, or another cloud gaming service, it can actually perform quite well and look great. My personal favorite is Nvidia GeForce Now, which can deliver outstandingly low latency and make many games feel like you're playing locally, even while streaming.

The best experience isn't available with its out-of-the-box settings, however. By default, the system only has half a gigabyte of video memory enabled, and you'll need to go into the BIOS to change that (it can go all the way up to 16GB, depending on how much memory you have to start with). This again points to the intention of the laptop being for productivity over gaming.

Likewise, the display really doesn't give the best first impression either, even with the upgraded 2.8K screen. It’s very crisp, but the contrast is poor with the stereotypically raised blacks of IPS, and is capable of a much better picture. By tweaking the brightness and contrast in the AMD Adrenalin software, I was able to really darken up the blacks and improve the overall brightness of the picture. Take the time to make these adjustments. It makes a huge difference in the display’s image quality.

The other quirk is the Framework 13's uncommon 3:2 aspect ratio. While every game I tested supported its native resolution, they didn’t all offer the same range of options for reducing it to improve gaming performance. I ultimately settled on 1200p because, while the picture is stretched slightly, it’s not very noticeable and was available in every game.

Finally, we have battery life. While this will depend on the exact settings you’re using and what you’re doing throughout your work day, it can generally last about one full work day before needing to be plugged in. We test battery life using Procyon’s battery rundown test, which simulates common productivity tasks. At half brightness and with Energy Saver and Best Power Efficiency modes enabled in Windows, it was able to last eight hours and 16 minutes in Procyon’s battery rundown test. It’s not the longest, and could certainly be less if you’re running at full brightness all day, but if you do run dry, its charger is small and lightweight making it easy to carry with the laptop.

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The Best 3D Puzzle Alternatives to Expensive LEGO Sets

LEGO can get pricey, especially if you're hoping to pick up some of the bigger sets. If you're trying to build something a little more budget-friendly, it's worth checking out 3D puzzles. These creations are usually made of cardboard pieces rather than plastic bricks, but you can still accomplish a fun build for your collectible collection. You don't have to settle for less interesting builds, either, as there are plenty of models that are similar in design to some of LEGO's bigger sets, including Marvel and Star Wars kits.

We've gathered up a few 3D puzzle options here that serve as great alternatives to their pricier LEGO counterparts. These range from a Hulkbuster model to an incredible build of Barad-dûr from The Lord of the Rings, if that awesome LEGO set caught your eye. If you're in the mood to build something exciting, check out our 3D puzzle alternatives to expensive LEGO sets below.

The Best 3D Puzzle Alternatives to Expensive LEGO Sets

Hulkbuster 3D Puzzle

For Marvel fans, this Iron Man Hulkbuster model is an excellent addition to your shelf. While the LEGO set will cost you over $500 to buy, you can scoop up a 3D puzzle model from 4D Build for around $50 instead.

The 4D Build model comes with 348 pieces, five LED lights to place in it for special effects, and a stand to set it up on. It doesn't even require any glue or tools to put it together, making it an easy project to work on.

Imperial AT-AT 3D Puzzle

LEGO offers two variations on an AT-AT build from Star Wars: one costs over $400 while the other collectible set for adults can set you back over $1,000. And while these are both incredibly cool and detailed sets, there's thankfully a more affordable option to jump on.

Once again, 4D Build offers a great alternative to the AT-AT LEGO sets that comes in at $60. It's made up of 238 pieces, and in the box you'll also find glue to put it all together and a stand to set it up on, so you can proudly display it amongst your Star Wars collectibles once you've finished.

Hogwarts Castle 3D Puzzle

The LEGO Hogwarts set is a truly magical build for Harry Potter fans, even if its price tag doesn't feel quite so enchanting. If you don't want to drop over $400 on the set, 4D Build offers its own Hogwarts Castle build so you can add the School of Witchcraft and Wizardry to your collection for a more affordable price.

This 4D Build Hogwarts set features plenty of details you'll recognize from the movies, thanks to its 209 intricate pieces that fit together. This one doesn't require glue or any additional tools, either, making it an easier assembly.

Barad-dûr 3D Puzzle

The LEGO Barad-dûr set from Lord of The Rings is an incredibly cool build. It's one that I've definitely had my eye on. However, it's a big investment. Thankfully, 4D Build is here to save the day once again with a 3D puzzle kit that can put Barad-dûr in your collection without making a massive dent in your wallet.

The 4D Build Barad-dûr set features plenty of details from the films that you can take in while putting its 204 pieces together. It also comes with a stand to set it up on once you're finished. If you're a Lord of the Rings fan, it's a worthy addition to a collection.

Eiffel Tower 3D Puzzle

Outside of iconic sets from movies, if you're just looking for an architectural build to work on, LEGO has plenty of stunning sets to choose from. The Eiffel Tower set, in particular, is an eye-catching addition to a collectible shelf, though it does come with a premium price tag of over $600. If you're looking for an alternative, one of our favorite puzzle brands, Ravensburger, offers a more affordable Eiffel Tower build that's worth a look.

Ravensburger's 'Night Edition' Eiffel Tower 3D puzzle is, as its name suggests, a build of the popular landmark as it would be seen glowing at night. This kit comes with 216 pieces, nine accessory parts, and a light module with LEDs to help capture its shine during the evening hours.

Titanic 3D Puzzle

The Titanic set is another incredible build from LEGO that makes for a striking display piece, but at a very steep price tag. Thankfully, CubicFun has a 3D puzzle option that even comes with LED lights for added effect.

CubicFun's 3D puzzle of the Titanic comes with 266 pieces along with 85 LED bulbs that can be placed under the deck so you can recreate the ship's night time look. It's a dazzling display piece for a history-themed or ship collection, and doesn't even require any glue or tools to put it together, which is a nice bonus.

If you'd prefer to shop for LEGO sets, there are plenty of options to check out right now. Have a look through our breakdown of new LEGO sets that have released in July to see what's just dropped, or you can look through our roundup of the 10 best LEGO sets in 2025 to see some of our overall favorites. And if you're hoping to pick up more puzzles to work on, our breakdown of the best jigsaw puzzles for adults highlights some picks we think are worth your time and money.

Hannah Hoolihan is a freelancer who writes with the guides and commerce teams here at IGN.

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Anime Boss Raid Codes (July 2025)

Looking to buff your Anime Boss Raid squad's stats, but are short on Stat Circuits and Trait Crystals? Well, we've got some codes just for you. Below, we've compiled all of the currently active and redeemable codes in the Roblox anime duelling game, so you can ensure your team is dealing big damage without breaking the bank.

Active Anime Boss Raid Codes (July 2022)

  • 95KLikes - Rewards (NEW!)
  • lowerprices - 3x Stat Circuit, 6x Trait Crystal, 1x Super Circuit (NEW!)
  • UPDATE1 - 3x Trait Crystal, 3x Stat Circuit, 3x Super Circuit (NEW!)

Expired Anime Boss Raid Codes

  • 90KLIKES
  • REALM6
  • 3MVISITS
  • 50KLIKES
  • 1MVISITS
  • 40KLIKES
  • 45KLIKES
  • RELEASE

How to Redeem Codes in Anime Boss Raid

Before you can redeem codes in Anime Boss Raid, you'll need to do two things:

When both steps are complete, you'll be able to redeem codes in-game, which you can do by following the steps below:

  • After booting the game up, look on the left-hand side of the screen. You'll see a "shop" icon, which is represented by a shopping basket.
  • Click this icon and you'll pull up the shop tab. Scroll to the very bottom of this shop tab, and you'll find a codes bar.
  • Type your code into the codes bar and then click the claim button to redeem the code.

Why Isn't My Anime Boss Raid Code Working?

If your Anime Boss Raid code isn’t working, it’s likely due to one of two scenarios. The first is that the code was input incorrectly. Check the spelling and that the case is correct, then redeem again. You can even copy and paste the codes directly from this article over to Roblox if you want to make sure you’re inputting them correctly.

The other possibility is that the code has expired or you’ve already used it. In this scenario, you should see an error message pop up within the bar informing you that the code has already been redeemed or is invalid.

How to Get More Anime Boss Raid Codes

If you're on the hunt for extra Anime Boss Raid codes, you'll want to become a member of the game's official Discord server. If you keep an eye on the server's announcements channel, you'll see all the latest codes as they drop.

What is Anime Boss Raid in Roblox?

Anime Boss Raid is similar to the array of popular anime-focused tower defense games currently on Roblox, but with one major twist. Instead of summoning units and then positioning them around a battlefield, you'll take your summoned units and pit them in a duel against a single powerful opponent. To defeat them, you'll need to assemble a squad of iconic warriors, with units hailing from Demon Slayer, Dragon Ball Z, Jujutsu Kaisen, One Piece and Solo Levelling.

As you begin to take down increasingly powerful foes, you'll sell loot from fallen enemies to purchase new heroes, reroll your units' stats to finesse their build, and assign buffs to ensure they're dealing optimal damage.

Callum Williams is an IGN freelancer covering features and guides. When he's away from his desk, you can usually find him obsessing over the lore of the latest obscure indie horror game or bashing his head against a boss in the newest soulslike. You can catch him over on Twitter at @CaIIumWilliams.

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The 65" Panasonic Z85 4K OLED Smart TV Drops to the Lowest Price of Any 65" OLED TV This Year

Here's a rare chance to pick up an OLED TV at an absolutely bargain price. Starting today, Buydig has discounted the 65" Panasonic Z85 4K OLED Smart TV with Amazon Fire TV to just $799 with free delivery after you apply coupon code "HEAT". The price is reflected at the final step of checkout (before you actually place your order). This is the least expensive 65" OLED TV I've seen this year. Panasonic is a well-known brand with a solid TV history. Although they had been out of the game for a while, they've recently returned, targeting the higher-end market with Mini-LED and OLED offerings. Buydig is a reputable, established online retailer; I've personally placed several orders without any problems.

65" Panasonic Z85 4K OLED Fire TV for $799

Use code "HEAT" (price reflected at final step of checkout)

The Panasonic Z85 TV uses a W-OLED panel so image quality is comparable to the Samsung S85C/D/F, Sony Bravia 8/A80, and LG B4/B3 models. Since this is a true OLED panel, the Z85 boasts near instantaneous response time, near infinite contrast ratio, and true blacks. It's superior to any other panel type in nearly every scenario except for one: super bright rooms with no light control (OLEDs aren't as bright as Mini LED or LED LCD TVs).

The Z85 is an excellent future-proof gaming TV because it has a native 120Hz refresh rate and HDMI 2.1 ports. That means it is capable of running games in 4K at up to 120fps on both the PS5 and Xbox Series X consoles. It's a great TV for the Switch 2 as well, since the console is locked at 60fps when running games in 4K. The Z85 also has other convenient gaming features like variable refresh rate and auto low latency mode.

Eric Song is the IGN commerce manager in charge of finding the best gaming and tech deals every day. When Eric isn't hunting for deals for other people at work, he's hunting for deals for himself during his free time.

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The Family Code: Mafioso Gameplay Trailer Released for Mafia: The Old Country

2K Games has shared a new gameplay trailer called Family Code: Mafioso for its upcoming game, Mafia: The Old Country. In this trailer, we get a look at what it’s like to join the Torrisi crime family. It shows what new members, the soldatos, need to do to earn respect and prove themselves. In Mafia: … Continue reading The Family Code: Mafioso Gameplay Trailer Released for Mafia: The Old Country

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Save 50% Off This Cordless Car Jump Starter for Emergencies (Now Just $22)

A jump starter is an essential part of car's emergency kit and you don't need to pay a premium for a cordless model that gets the job done reliably. Amazon is currently offering Prime members the Bookoo 12V 2,000A Cordless Car Jump Starter for just $22.05 after you apply coupon code "OEGAZA8E". This brand of jump starter (including all of its color variations) has over 3,800 reviews on Amazon with an average 4.6-star rating.

Bookoo 12V 2,000A Car Jump Starter for $22.05

The compact Bookoo 12V cordless car jump starter can supply up to 2,000A of peak power and is capable of jump starting 8L gas or 6.5L diesel engines. The battery boasts a 20,000mAh capacity, which is much bigger than most other jump starters at this price point. The battery uses lithium (NMC) cells and will retain most of its charge even after 24 months of non-use. The jump starter also doubles as a portable power bank with 18W of Power Delivery over USB Type-C, enough to charge up your smartphone or Nintendo Switch in a pinch.

Additional features include two extra USB Type-A charging ports (one 5V/2.4A and one 5V/3A with QuickCharge 3.0), a DC output and flashlight with strobe and SOS modes. Jumper cables, wall charger, USB Type-C to USB Type-A cable, and cigarette lighter adapter are all included.

Eric Song is the IGN commerce manager in charge of finding the best gaming and tech deals every day. When Eric isn't hunting for deals for other people at work, he's hunting for deals for himself during his free time.

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