Its the weekend, which means a new Bitlife challenge is here. This time, players are taking on the Impossible Girl challenge.

The Victorians were known to adore all things ghosts, vampires, and other creatures that go bump in the night. Seances were never more popular, and short tales of horror called penny dreadfuls were available to buy at most stores. As such, it makes sense that many horror movies would take advantage of this spooky era for their settings.

The Sims 4 is a game of thriving families, chaotic energy and questionable life choices. Keeping Sims alive (and hopefully not bankrupt or emotionally drained) is a challenge alone for every player. From the first Sims game in the series to the most recent, Sims 4, players have been keeping families alive for literal decades. Building a legacy family isn't just about Sims that are cute, or funny, and it's definitely not micromanaging every single sim (or is it?), it's about creating a story and playing it.

From the beginning of the genre, open-world games were designed to make the player feel like they were part of a living, breathing world and that it would react realistically to whatever the player did. A big reason this works is the crowd-simulation tech that has come a long way since the early days of Grand Theft Auto 3.

Although Ultimate Team is the most popular game mode in EA Sports FC 25, for players with an utter competitive mindset, Seasons serves as the best mode to improve their skills and practice their tactics. After all, esports competitions are played with standard teams rather than customized FUT squads.

Adopt Me is an adorable game in Roblox where players spend their time collecting pets and taking care of the ones they have. Players can earn money to have a better lifestyle for their pets, including buying them clothing, a better house, and other needed items to take care of their beloved pets. With each event and holiday, more new rare pets are added for players to collect and trade for.

Tiny Pasture is a cozy idle game that puts a quaint little farm at the bottom of your desktop. You'll see your animals running around, taking a nap, and dropping coins every now and then as you go about your work. Since it takes up minimal resources, it shouldn't affect anything else while you use your PC.

Its the weekend, which means a new Bitlife challenge is here. This time, players are taking on the Impossible Girl challenge.

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