While the most online Path of Exile 2 players cry about a damaged economy from a recent exploit, one player has been more concerned with pulling off a feat many would think impossible.
Thanks to YouTube user isfooPoE, we now know its possible to kill some of the toughest bosses in the game without wearing a single piece of gear.
Loot is king in PoE 2, as it is in any other action RPG, but it’s also apparently optional if you’re playing a monk with the power to shock bosses in one swift strike. IsfooPoE’s build requires nothing but a set of unarmed skills that do a surprising amount of damage without any items to supplement them.
Their fight against Arbiter of Ash is mighty impressive to watch, mostly because it’s the clearest example of the soulslike bones in PoE 2. IsfooPoE dodge-rolls out of the bosses swings like they’re in a FromSoftware game. The boss has the power to set the entire room on fire and it still can’t land many hits on a dude wearing nothing but a t-shirt and pants.
The high damage largely comes from a skill that triggers lightning strikes when you dash. Those lightning strikes then explode the ice walls isfooPoE puts around the boss. It’s a simple combo that does more than enough damage without gear.
Normally, boss kill videos feature the player showcasing their gear to give people an idea of how hard it is to get. Powerful builds either take lots of time to farm up or lots of currency to buy the gear through trade. Not this one though.
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“What did I just witness? Holy..” Reddit user cryalote wrote in a post about the build.
I recently got my first kill on Arbiter of Ash a few days ago. It took me close to 15 tries and I had a full set of gear. Playing a squishy sorceress is rough, but now I know I was playing with training wheels compared to this person.
You are Ouro Kronii, the Warden of Time. Your desire to become the strongest being in the universe led to the creation of the Chrono Gear, an artifact with the power to preserve timelines. But where power lies, evil will seek to control it. A fierce battle against the demonic Alter Laplus has shattered the Chrono Gear, scattering its Golden Gears across the stars. As Kronii, you must fight against the darkness that shattered your universe, find the Golden Gears, and repair the space-time continuum. Chrono Gear: Warden of Time is a retro 2D action game that mixes speedy platforming and sword combat with explorable hub areas and a dramatic story.
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Features and System Requirements:
Retro-style 2D action with speedy platforming and responsive sword attacks. Levels encourage quick reflexes, precise movement, and mastering timing.
Missions are designed for both speedrunners chasing fastest times and explorers hunting hidden collectibles — the game accommodates multiple playstyles.
Levels often introduce unique mechanics per stage (like underwater propulsion zones or interactive platforms), keeping gameplay fresh and engaging.
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System Requirements
Recommended
OS: Windows 10
Processor: x86_64 CPU with SSE4.2 instructions, with 4 physical cores or more, ARMv8 CPU
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: Dedicated graphics with full Vulkan 1.2 support
Storage: 1 GB available space
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There’s just something about solving mysteries in games. Piecing together clues, interrogating suspects, and finally discovering that oh-so-satisfying answer. It’s absolute magic.
Needless to say, I’m a bit of a genre obsessive—and particularly this year, I found myself sleuthing through a record number of modern classics.
I think 2025 was one of the best detective game years ever, if not the best. Who knows what it was about these particular twelve months that suddenly made the idea of criminals actually suffering consequences so appealing? That’s enough of me being hilarious—on with the list!
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The CEO of a tech startup has been murdered, and you need to solve it by identifying the names, job titles, and even the pets of everyone who worked there.
Openly inspired by The Roottrees are Dead (more on that game later!), this is much simpler. Piles of evidence are just dumped on you rather than revealed through anything as clever as that game’s brilliant built-in search engine. But it’s still a great little game that makes inspired use of the office setting.
God bless the HR nightmare who helped me identify most of the women on the systems team because he kept hounding them for dates on the workplace chat…. ugh.
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Proof that one of gaming’s least-respected genres can be an excellent way to tell a story. It’s a resource-management idle game (stop booing) where you unlock townsfolk and put them to work rifling through the bins, working at the diner, and practising a religion that involves worshipping a giant sloth. You’re rewarded with little nuggets of story that offer more insight into a murder that rocks the town.
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Set over several distinct time periods, Asbury Pines smuggles a narrative of surprising scope into a game where all you really do is assign people jobs and then wish they’d hurry the hell up. So its managed to simulate the agonising wait for revelations between episodes of a TV detective drama. Er, good!
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Customers come into your horrible little shop with queries like “my neighbour forgot my birthday, got any cursed talismans that’ll ruin her life?” or “I’d like a Munted Leg please! No, I don’t care to offer any details as to what that is”. You then use your almost-helpful books, along with your senses of sight, touch, smell, and general vibes to deduce which antiquity they want. And hand it over to a clearly dangerous individual instead of calling the police.
This sequel is packed with puzzles, like a macabre remake of Professor Layton and the Curious Village, if the professor decided to drown Luke in goat’s blood to make a nifty totem.
Very satisfying to chip away at, even if with each new sale you suspect you’re probably making the world worse. A bit like working for Microsoft.
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Posh Cat Studio wanted to make a detective game, but after a few weeks of researching murder, they ended up about as depressed as I was when Netflix suddenly pulled The Rise of the Golden Idol from my subscription. So they decided to take the excellent Golden Idol formula and instead apply it to more mundane mysteries, like ‘who broke my favourite mug?’ or ‘where did my cat wander off to?’
Lovely art and charming presentation make this an easy game to underestimate. But it’s actually got strong sleuthing chops and proves you don’t need high stakes to make a great detective game.
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I was thrilled when Inkle gave us a surprise sequel to Overboard!, their excellent push-your-husband-to-his-death-then-try-to-get-away-with-it simulator. I was less thrilled when Expelled apparently didn’t sell nearly as well. Bah! Everyone missed out on the best boarding school adventure since Rockstar bullied potential uni— I mean, since Rockstar’s Bully.
Verity Amersham has been accused of throwing another student out of a window. Now you have to clear her name, solve plenty more schoolyard mysteries, and basically act like a right little scumbag. Go buy a million copies so they can make another one.
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You’ve been summoned to Blake Manor to investigate the disappearance of Evelyn Deane. Could something sinister be afoot? Well, on my first morning of investigating I met two people who were planning on killing her before I’d barely even had breakfast, so let’s call that a ‘yes’.
Blake Manor is crammed with suspicious guests who are a delight to irritate. Break into their rooms, rifle through their belongings, then innocently ask why they keep a half-empty vial of poison on their nightstand.
Impeccable presentation perhaps disguises that this is more of a traditional point-and-click than it initially seems. But what kind of detective can’t appreciate a great disguise?
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The Roottree sisters have tragically died in a plane crash and it’s up to you to fill out their massive family tree, with all the investigative tools that ’90s dial-up has to offer.
Roottrees is a joyous send-up of the early internet, right down to the horrifying screech your computer makes when you first go ‘online’. You’ll type out those words in the search engine with 100% correct spelling or get nothing at all, bucko.
I’d love a modern-day sequel where you have to use the AI-poisoned bullshit that is search engines now, but I also don’t want to put the developers of one of 2025’s best games through such trauma.
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As moaned about briefly earlier, Netflix suddenly pulled this game’s excellent DLC from subscribers halfway through its roadmap. If they successfully buy Warner Bros, we’ll be lucky if the next Arkham game lets you play beyond Bruce Wayne’s parents being shot.
Anyway, the winning Golden Idol formula, wherein you poke around crime scenes for words and phrases then piece together what the Hell happened, reached incredible new heights here.
The highlight is the case set in someone’s brain that’s under attack. That screenshot above is their subconscious, complete with spinning balloon face screaming “I am a FOOL!” (instantly the series’ most relatable character). Developer Color Gray Games is clearly at the height of its powers. Can we pass some sort of law forcing it to make these wonderful games forever?
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This itch.io game (ridiculously, completely free) sees you accessing the hard drive of a detective who apparently solved a murder, only for their computer to mysteriously be locked away by their superiors. Unfortunately the computer has no images, an inbox with only one message, and four short conversation transcripts. Oh, and the fourth transcript is actually missing half the title, so you can’t access it until you figure out what that was and type it in. Good luck!
Text adventures died out decades ago because of how little entertainment value there was in typing out a long theory only to be told ‘I don’t understand’. But Type Help knows that when you do type a correct deduction into its bloody computer, it feels better than winning the lottery on the same day all your childhood bullies get diagnosed with terminal illnesses.
You’ll endure that deliberately-frustrating interface for both the rush of those deductions and to get more of its gripping story that would be an all-time great detective yarn in any medium. Fingers crossed the upcoming remake can retain the stripped-back magic of 2025’s finest detective game.
Become the head coach and architect of a basketball dynasty. For the first time ever, the Basketball Champions League is featured in the series — one of the premier continental competitions, now fully licensed with all official teams and players. Manage tactics, finances, recruitment and the locker room — every decision shapes your legacy. Suit up and take charge of one of 2,000+ professional teams across 90 domestic leagues (including 17 women’s leagues). From daily training and match tactics to long-term budgets and facilities, every choice is yours — on and off the court. We’re proud to announce that the Basketball Champions League will be fully playable at launch, with all clubs and players officially licensed.
The game also features 20+ national licensed leagues from France, Turkey, Lithuania, Belgium/Netherlands, Czech Republic, United Kingdom, Austria, Sweden, Slovakia, Cyprus, New Zealand, Norway, Italy and the women’s adriatic league! All textures and 3D character models have been rebuilt for superior immersion. New hairstyles, beards and accessories (headbands, sleeves, shoes) create unique looks for every player. Reworked animations and lighting for more fluid, immersive matches. Improved in-game AI with multiple difficulty levels.
Features and System Requirements:
Manage over 2,000 professional teams across 90 domestic leagues, including women’s competitions.
For the first time in the series, the Basketball Champions League is fully licensed with 53 real teams and players.
Completely rebuilt 3D visuals with new player models, hairstyles, accessories, animations, and lighting for more immersive matches.
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System Requirements
Recommended
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Windows 11
Memory: 16 GB RAM
DirectX: Version 12
Storage: 10 GB available space
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Installation Guide
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In a lot of ways, action RPGs like Diablo are an open invitation by the developers for players to find all the things they didn’t expect you could do. Ideally, that is limited to powerful skill interactions and builds, but it’s often the case that it includes somewhat game-breaking exploits that go against the spirit of the game.
I’m not sure I’d call what Path of Exile 2 streamer Fubgun is doing with the new seasonal mode “game-breaking”, but it’s clearly not supposed to work like that.
Path of Exile 2 recently received its 0.4 update and with it came a new build-your-own dungeon system called Vaal Temples. I’ll spare you the lore, but just know that it’s basically a side activity you encounter while running maps in the endgame to farm up valuable loot. It’s also extremely complex and thus has been extremely divisive among players who want to simply kill monsters and pick up shiny items.
Developer Grinding Gear Games stepped in a week or so ago to buff the rewards from the mode and make it generally less punishing. It still has enough arcane rules to it that players have been sharing infographics on how to place each unique type of room for the most rewards. But now it’s been long enough for people to figure out strategies for making bank with it—we’re talking piles of loot that you really can’t find elsewhere.
The limiting factor to all of it is that the temple is only valuable once you’ve built it up over time. It can take a few hours of running maps to get the right rooms to show up. So, as is natural for action RPG players, people started looking for ways to speed this up. And a method was just found that I’m pretty sure GGG wouldn’t approve of.
Fubgun is one of a few people who have discovered that you can intentionally keep a character low level during the campaign to build temples within minutes. Instead of having to clear maps out and look for the entrance, there’s a specific campaign map that spawns it in one particular spot. You can then reset the map over and over as you build the temple up and make profit, saving you loads of time.
Now, the catch is that you have to have a low-level character to do it in the first place. High-level characters won’t be able to get any of the rewards. Because of this, I doubt a lot of people will go through the hassle of starting fresh just for this strategy, but it’s clearly the most optimal way to do it in a game that incentivises you to chase optimization. After all, the loot drops could be upgrades or crafting items to improve your existing gear.
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The only reason I think this method has stuck around without getting hotfixed is because GGG is currently on holiday break. It’s not game-breaking enough to be hotfixed by some poor sap who still has to monitor the servers, but it’s also an exploit that I’m pretty sure would be removed ASAP if most of the team was around to fix it.
It obviously didn’t intend for people to spam the Vaal Temples and to die on purpose to keep their character under-leveled. It’s funny that it works at all, and I think it’s emblematic of how wonky the mode is in the first place. If people are so dismayed by the randomness that they resort to weird workarounds to repeat it until they hit a jackpot, the system might have some deeper problems to iron out before it gets added to the game permanently.
Looking for the best games like Crimson Desert to keep you busy until the highly anticipated action RPG launches? You’re not alone. With its stunning visuals, fast-paced combat, and expansive open world, Crimson Desert has quickly become one of the most anticipated fantasy games in development.
Although we haven’t played Crimson Desert yet, its flashy combat, cinematic presentation, and crafting-heavy gameplay strongly resemble several popular games already available. If you’re searching for open-world fantasy RPGs like Crimson Desert, the titles below are your best options right now.
Black Desert is the MMORPG that started it all for Pearl Abyss. Featuring fast, combo-driven combat, gorgeous visuals, and a massive open world, it’s the closest experience to Crimson Desert currently available. While Black Desert is multiplayer-focused, many of its mechanics—combat, world design, and visual flair—clearly inspired Crimson Desert’s direction.
If you’re looking for a dark fantasy world filled with danger, Elden Ring is one of the best games like Crimson Desert in terms of exploration and challenge. Its open world is packed with deadly enemies, hidden secrets, and breathtaking environments. The combat builds on the Dark Souls formula, offering more flexibility and playstyle variety than any previous FromSoftware game.
At first glance, Sonic Frontiers may seem like an odd comparison, but it shares several key similarities with Crimson Desert. It places high-speed combat and boss battles into a large open-world setting, encouraging exploration and skill chaining. Add in its memorable soundtrack and cinematic moments, and it offers a surprisingly fitting alternative.
Atlas Fallen: Reign of Sand is an open-world action RPG centred around magical weapons, massive monsters, and fast-paced traversal. Sand surfing lets you move across the world at high speed, while combat emphasises flashy abilities and fluid movement. With optional co-op play, it’s a strong choice for fans of cinematic fantasy combat.
While Enshrouded leans into survival crafting, it offers deep fantasy RPG elements that fans of the genre will appreciate. Playing as a Flameborn, you’ll explore a dangerous world consumed by a mysterious fog, battling bosses and uncovering secrets. It supports solo and cooperative play, making it one of the best fantasy survival games available.
Dragon’s Dogma 2 is a high-fantasy open-world RPG filled with dynamic combat, memorable monsters, and meaningful player choice. The world reacts to your decisions, ensuring that each playthrough feels unique. Its flexible combat system and emergent gameplay make it an excellent alternative.
While the wait for Crimson Desert may feel long, there’s no shortage of incredible open-world and fantasy RPGs to keep you busy in the meantime. Whether you’re drawn to fast-paced combat, vast worlds to explore, or deep progression systems, the games above each capture a different aspect of what makes Crimson Desert so exciting. Until its release, these titles offer plenty of epic adventures to dive into – and may even become favourites in their own right.
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Jason likes to focus on roguelikes and co-op games; in a dream world he’d make a living writing about Dark Souls. As well as being a writer he also does personal training and accounting and can occasionally be seen on other people’s streams. Being a big fan of fluffy things means he has two cats, both of whom refuse to let him sleep, but at least they are cute.
The average remote worker loses nearly six hours per week to technology issues, turning what should be productive workdays into frustrating troubleshooting sessions. If you’ve ever watched a presentation freeze mid-pitch or scrambled to find files seconds before a client call, you understand how unreliable technology can undermine your professional credibility and peace of mind.
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Many remote workers assume that plugging in a laptop and connecting to Wi-Fi constitutes an adequate home office setup. This approach might work temporarily, but it creates a cascade of problems that compound over time. Inadequate ergonomic configurations lead to physical strain, poorly optimized systems drain productivity, and the absence of proper backup solutions puts your valuable work at constant risk.
Professional computer setup addresses these issues systematically rather than reactively. When your monitor sits at the correct height, your keyboard positions your wrists naturally, and your system runs efficiently without mysterious slowdowns, you can focus on your actual work instead of fighting with your equipment. Research from Stanford University shows that properly equipped remote workers demonstrate productivity levels that match or exceed their office-based counterparts, but only when their technical infrastructure supports rather than hinders their efforts.
The Hidden Costs of DIY Technology Solutions
Attempting to configure your own home office technology seems economical until you calculate the real costs. Every hour spent researching compatibility issues, every afternoon lost to system crashes, and every client meeting disrupted by technical difficulties represents money slipping through your fingers. Your expertise lies in your profession, not in network architecture or hardware optimization.
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Lust Theory Season 3 Play as a 20 year old guy whose life is about to take a wild turn. After being stuck in a time loop and living out all your wild fantasies, your time to face the consequences finally came. How will you navigate through familiar relationships and mend the ones you screwed up? Time Cycle In-game Hint System Define the Relationships Within the Game “Lust Time” Change Angle And much more… This game features adult content and some content that some users might find offensive the game might include topics that you may have a sensitivity to such as sexual assault/non-consensual sex, drug/alcohol abuse. Black Friday is far behind us, but our hero in Lust Theory is dealing with the fallout from the darkest Friday known to man. Lust Theory Season 2
And the kicker is, he can’t even remember the day! Whatever happened, it left most of the girls you’ve grown close to hating your guts. But no one has been more affected by your actions on Friday than Ellie. Arrested for stealing a car, crashing into the college… it’s time to find out what went down at Amy’s party on that fateful final Friday. What could have made Ellie go from cosplay cutie to cold-heated convict? Prepare to face the consequences of a day you can’t even remember. Throughout your time in the loop, every problem you’ve ever faced could be solved by repeating days enough times. But this is a whole other league of problem for our hero.
Features and System Requirements:
Play alongside familiar characters and deepen relationships or mend them based on your choices.
Define your own approach to relationships and character interactions.
Your prior decisions affect the story’s outcome, leading to multiple possible endings.
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System Requirements
Recommended
OS: Windows XP or higher (64-bit)
Processor: 2.0 GHz Core 2 Duo
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: OpenGL 2.0 or DirectX 9.0c compatible
Storage: 14 GB available space
Installation Guide
Turn Off Your Antivirus Before Installing Any Game
1 :: Download Game 2 :: Extract Game 3 :: Launch The Game 4 :: Have Fun 🙂
As of 11:00 pm ET, Steam seems to have stabilized, and store and community functions are operating normally. That could change at any time—parts of Steam were up and down all day, so it’s possible that whatever happened could happen again—but for moment, the light is green.
The same can’t be said for the Epic Games Store, however, which is reporting “major outages” with its login and matchmaking services. Epic CEO Tim Sweeney apologized for the problems on X, saying, “The servers are melting down.”
Some other services, including Xbox Live and EA online services, also appear to be having problems. This is looking like it could be a long night for gamers and IT crew alike.
We’ll keep our eye on things and update as we can, although the timing of the trouble obviously isn’t ideal. You can also check the moment-to-moment status of online gaming services through individual tracking sites: Unofficial Steam Status Epic Games Status page DownDetector
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It’s the day before Christmas and all through the house, nobody is using Steam, not even a mouse—because, you guessed it, Steam is down.
It’s unclear what’s going on, but at a little before 2 pm ET on a Wednesday, we’re guessing this not routine maintenance. Steam appears to be completely gone: The unofficial Steam Status website is reporting websocket errors, and says the entire Steam store, community, and web API are offline. SteamStat page views are also jumping up, which is a pretty reliable indicator that something’s gone wrong.
Original story:
It’s the day before Christmas and all through the house, nobody is using Steam, not even a mouse—because, you guessed it, Steam is down.
It’s unclear what’s going on, but at a little before 2 pm ET on a Wednesday, we’re guessing this not routine maintenance. Steam appears to be completely gone: The unofficial Steam Status website is reporting websocket errors, and says the entire Steam store, community, and web API are offline. SteamStat page views are also jumping up, which is a pretty reliable indicator that something’s gone wrong.
That’s not good. (Image credit: Unofficial Steam Status)
Downdetector is also indicating some serious issues with Steam, ongoing since a little after 1 pm ET.
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P0nchik95 on the Steam subreddit has a theory—I don’t know how likely it is to be accurate (not very, I suspect) but it’s not terrible advice anyway:
GOG, naturally, did what it does, with a not-too-subtle reminder that its games work perfectly well regardless of the state of its servers.
To be clear, games on Steam seem playable: I’ve spent the last few hours playg (and enjoying, thank you very much) Bloodlines 2, and a friend has been doing the same with The Last of Us 2. But trying to access any community-related features through Steam—discussions, community groups, Steam charts, and even just links to external websites or social media accounts—results in an error. Matchmaking services for Valve games are also offline.
We’ve reached out to Valve to see if they’ve got anything to say about it, and will keep an eye on things in the meantime. Naturally, we will also update when Steam is back.
PBA Pro Bowling 2026 is a skill driven bowling simulation with authentic ball motion, real oil patterns, and evolving lane conditions. From your first local leagues to competing with the pros, every throw comes down to strategy and execution. Realistic ball motion shaped by oil patterns, lane friction, and simulation grade physics Oil pattern breakdown and carrydown change ball reaction over time Adjust line, speed, rev rate, and ball choice as conditions evolve Progress through a full single player career, starting in local leagues and advancing to the PBA Tour Build your ball arsenal from 270+ officially licensed bowling balls Customize your bowler with a full character creator and 120+ apparel items to collect.
Traditional Tenpin bowling alongside Candlepin and Duckpin bowling Skill focused challenges like Strike Derbies, Spare Pickup Challenges, No Tap, and Oil Pattern Roulette Designed for practice, competition, and mastery Compete against over 30 licensed PBA professionals Bowl across 13 unique venues inspired by real and imaginative locations Broadcast style presentation and commentary from the TV broadcast team of Rob Stone and Hall of Famer Randy Pedersen enhances the professional atmosphere.
Features and System Requirements:
Completely rebuilt game engine for sharper visuals and more lifelike gameplay than previous versions.
All-new Career Mode where you start as a local rookie and work your way up to the PBA Pro Tour.
Special challenge modes such as Strike Derbies, Spare Pickup Challenges, and Oil Pattern Roulette to test different skills.
Screenshots
System Requirements
Recommended
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: 64-bit Windows 11
Processor: Intel i5 12600 or AMD Ryzen 3600X
Memory: 16 GB RAM
Graphics: Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 or AMD RX 6800
DirectX: Version 12
Storage: 40 GB available space
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Installation Guide
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