And with that, developer Mega Cat Studios has shared the challenges of working within the limitations of Sega’s 16-bit hardware in their latest dev vlog. They’ve already released a new trailer, showing features like ballistic balloon animals, trick flowers that spit acid, and grenade-launching bridal bouquets.

The story is presented through animated cutscenes, wrapped in authentic Genesis-inspired pixel art and backed by a pulsing chiptune soundtrack. Watch the trailer here.

Lethal Wedding is your battle against a clown cartel

It’s about a bride, Joanna, and her extremely dangerous mother-in-law, Shelly. A drug ring made up of criminal clowns crashes a bachelor party and kidnaps the groom-to-be. With no one else stepping up, the bride and her mother-in-law decide they’re going to get him back themselves.

That rescue mission sends them through a world packed with psychopathic circus performers, bazooka-wielding bearded ladies, murderous mobsters, killer clowns, and mafia thugs. You’ll fight through 30+ levels of carnage, while also dealing with family drama, wedding planning stress, and even literal jugglers.

It’s a couch co-op, letting two players tackle the chaos together. There’s also a mechanic called the Vow System. Before entering levels, you can choose optional vows that act as challenge modifiers. Completing these challenges unlocks special rewards, while tougher vows can lead to elite upgrades.

You can equip bizarre tools like the explosive Gun of Roses, the Banana SMG, and the bunny-launching Hare Trigger. Also, you can customise the heroes with over 25 upgrades and enhancements, like Combat Veils and Bulletproof Dresses.

Lethal Wedding is now available on Steam to wishlist.

Before leaving, read our news on Cat Isle, a Pixel-Art Management City.

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The long polar night that blankets northern Finland and Kaamos in darkness

The Polar Darkness is set during the polar night in northern Finland in the 1980s, right in the middle of the Winter Solstice. You play as a journalist who gets sent to a remote village called Sysiluoma to cover a controversial revival movement.

That movement is led by a charismatic cult leader and her child preacher. During a revival sermon, the boy suddenly disappears. Then a blizzard rolls in and traps everyone inside the isolated village. With no easy way out, the journalist ends up digging into a mystery the community has apparently been protecting for generations.

Most of the gameplay revolves around exploring Sysiluoma, talking to villagers, and paying attention to your surroundings. You’ll question locals and discover that not everyone is telling the same story. Gathering clues, connecting information, and solving puzzles are all part of the process.

The Polar Darkness has a time block system where choices shape the story

It’s the game’s three-day structure. Time actually matters here. The story unfolds across three days, and you’ll need to complete tasks and objectives to move the internal clock forward. As time passes, characters move around, events change, and different situations play out. Because of that, your choices affect what you get to see and what you completely miss.

Visually, The Polar Darkness combines photographic 2D characters based on real actors with atmospheric 3D environments. Watch the trailer below. Also, check out the game on Steam. It’s set to release in early 2027.

Also, read our scoop on Royalty Free-For-All, a Super Smash Bros.-Like.

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Grow A Garden 2 Pet Tier List

Below we’ve listed and ranked each of the different pets, and explained why.

Note On Mutations: Keep in mind that mutations like Rainbow or Mega pets will be a straight upgrade from the basic versions of the pets. So, a Rainbow version of a pet could potentially score higher, though, for example, a Rainbow Raccoon would still count as higher up than a Rainbow Bunny.

S Tier

The very best pets available at the moment. These tend to be pretty rare and hard to come by.

• Raccoon – Free plants… and they’re someone else’s plants. The Raccoon is the ultimate passive income generator… and scourge of everyone else’s gardens.
• Unicorn – Like the Dragonfly, but better. Just an all round good buff.

A Tier

• Bunny – Yes, I know, a very low-price pet in a high tier. However, with the addition of the crop stealing mechanic, the Gold Seed and Rainbow Seed events, and other things that rely on you getting around quickly, not having a bunny on hand really puts you at a disadvantage. I also found after experiencing the speed boost it gave me, I felt unbearably slow without it, so the Bunny rarely leaves my loadout.
• Bear – A generally better version of the Bee.

B Tier

You should still pick these up, as you will definitely use them, and may often have them equipped, but they’re something you won’t lose out by swapping the slot for something else for a while.

• Deer – Just an overall useful passive boost with minimal need to do anything.
• Frog – Not quite as handy as the Bunny, but will come in useful for harvesting sometimes.
• Bee – Very handy for deterring pesky thieves, although there are a bunch of other ways to do that.
• Golden Dragonfly – A good passive moneymaker.

C Tier

These tend to be more niche buffs that you might want for specific reasons, but you probably won’t keep in your loadout all of the time. We don’t think these are bad, per se, but they are quite specialized and won’t necessarily always be useful.

• Owl – The darkvision isn’t a huge deal, though this guy is handy to have around if you’re looking for a rare pet. A good specialist pet to have on hand.

D Tier

These pets have fairly underwhelming buffs that don’t add a ton to your game. If you like them for cosmetic reasons then by all means keep them around, but they’re not super helpful.

• Monkey – Brings you fruit without needing to harvest it, though it would be a lot faster just to harvest it yourself.

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Grow a Garden 2 Floating Trophies

The Floating Trophies appear in the sky off the main island, between the plots behind the Gears and Seed NPCs. You won’t always see them immediately, but they typically appear after spending some time inside a server or when refreshing. Formalities, out of the way, let’s speculate.

Up close, the trophies each take on a different colour but use the same shape. The centre of each medallion also appears to have a placeholder silhouette that somewhat looks like an insect. Though I’m not convinced the insect is hugely related to the overall purpose of these trophies.

If you want a closer look at the Trophies, I suggest waiting until the daytime rainbow event and using the free Rainbow Carpet to fly closer and have a browse for yourself. 

What’s Their Purpose?

I think they’re either a teaser or an accidental implementation added during testing, and the update that took place earlier today (June 22nd, 2026). To explain their purpose, I think the trophies will be a leaderboard added to the game later down the line. Each colour will represent a different feature, possibly including Sheckles Earned, Most Stolen, Plants Planted, Most Built, and Highest Sell Score, to name a few.

Note: The suggestions above are just that. I’m a player, not a DEV, so I’m not certain as to what they’d be used for.

Frequently Asked Questions

What did the 1.55.1 UPD add?

The crowning feature is the Strawberry Sniper, a one-time-use weapon capable of hunting down thieving players who attempt to steal and make off with your valuable fruits.

Will the floating trophies be removed?

I think so. I don’t think they’ll seek permanent residence in the sky as they’re not accessible or serving any purpose right now. When they’re added, they’ll likely move to the main island or be part of a neighbouring island connected to the main area.

When will we know more about the trophies?

Whenever the DEVs shed light on them, which could be today, tomorrow, next week, or during the next scheduled update. This is something I just cannot predict. If you’re curious, I recommend following along the announcements channel via the official Grow a Garden Discord. As of writing, there is no statement about the floating trophies on the server, just a bunch of other players confused and asking what they are.

Start Playing Grow a Garden 2

Maybe you have ideas of your own and want to check out the floating trophies for yourself to speculate? Do so via Roblox and take a peek. Or, check out more of my GaG2 content, including how long Crop Decay takes in Grow a Garden 2, and my guide on how to protect your Garden.

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Another new item added to the game is the Strawberry Sniper, costing a whopping 13 million Sheckles.

Can You Import Songs For the Megaphone in Grow a Garden 2?

The only way to get songs for the Megaphone item in Grow a Garden 2 is by using Roblox Sound IDs. You can’t exactly import them per se, but you can use already-existing sound IDs on the platform.

The easiest way to do this is by visiting the audio page on the Roblox Creator Store. Don’t worry, you don’t have to pay anything. From here, you can browse through the various audio tracks, spanning across a range of genres and vibes. There are even sound effects, which can make for some comedic Grow a Garden 2 sessions.

Once you’ve found the audio you want to play through the Megaphone, click the drop-down arrow to the right, then click the ‘More info’ button. Next, click the three dots next to the ‘Get Audio’ button, and then select ‘Copy Asset ID’.

You can then go back to Grow a Garden 2 to click the cogwheel icon in the bottom right of your screen when holding the Megaphone. Paste the Asset ID you copied into the text box to play it out loud.

The dice button to the left of the text box plays random Roblox Sounds. It’s a great option if you’re struggling to choose from the abundance available on the Roblox Creator Store, or if you like the element of surprise.

Yes, this means players can play jump scare sounds, so beware.

How to Get the Megaphone in Grow a Garden 2

The Megaphone is a purchasable item from the Gear Shop, costing a total of 8K Sheckles or 49 Robux. It’s of the Rare rarity, so it’s not too uncommon, and there’s a good chance it’ll be available during a shop restock.

Once you buy it, you don’t need to buy another, and you can use it whenever you want. For the novelty of the item, it’s pretty cheap, but it doesn’t affect your garden in any way.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Mute the Megaphone?

If you don’t want to hear sounds played from other players’ Megaphones on the server, you’ll have to mute the main volume of the game. This does mean you won’t be able to hear anything else, but it’s the only way to mute Megaphones as of right now.

Do Megaphones Work in Private Servers?

Like most items, Megaphones also work in private servers. This can be a good option if you want to play random sounds without worrying about another player getting annoyed. You never know, a fellow player may try to steal your crops at night in retaliation.

Can I Play Songs That Aren’t on the Roblox Store?

No, you can only play songs that are available on the Roblox Store, as they have Asset IDs exclusive to the platform.

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Grow a Garden 2 Rainbow Pets

How To Get Rainbow Pets

There are three primary ways to get Rainbow Pets, including Trading, Eggs, and the gag.gg website.

• Trading
  • The chances of this are incredibly slim, but if you ask in the Grow a Garden Discord server or the Global Chatroom in-game, you may find a player willing to trade their Rainbow Pet. This comes with the risk of scams, as the game doesn’t have a secure trading system right now, so I’d be hesitant to recommend this as a method of attainment.
• Eggs
  • Eggs are a Guild reward, appointed to the top leaderboard players of the current expedition. All members within a Guild will receive a reward based on their Guild placement at the end of a season, which includes Eggs. These hatch to include powerful pets, with some taking on the Rainbow mutation for exceptionally lucky players.
• gag.gg
  • gag.gg is an external but official website for Grow a Garden 2, and my most recommended method of getting Rainbow Pets. Each hour, you can invest Golden Carrots into the Carrot Competition, an hourly raffle with three main rewards. I suggest reading more on this in the FAQ section if you’re unfamiliar!

What Do Rainbow Pets Do?

Rainbow Pets have significantly boosted stats of their base skills versus their standard counterpart, as well as a striking rainbow cosmetic visual. The enhancement of their stats is somewhere between a 20% increase and a 1.25x multiplier.

The exact figure is hard to work out, given the rarity of these pet types and the answers I’ve received were mixed. Theres obviously a huge difference between these figures, so I’ll keep looking into it and try to get a clearer answer. If that interests you, I recommend bookmarking this page and checking back.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is The Rarest Rainbow Pet?

The rarest possible Rainbow pet in GaG2 is the Mega Rainbow Ice Serpent, sourced via gag.gg. No player owns this variant, and the chances are so slim they’re unknown and only theoretical, but the possibility is there.

As for the rarest Rainbow pet currently owned, that goes to either the Mega Rainbow Bee (1 in 50,000,000) with 1 in existence, or the Rainbow Monkey (1 in 13,000,000) with 4 in existence as of writing. Which you consider the rarest will depend on whether you think Mega deserves consideration on Rainbow pets.

What Is The Carrot Contest?

An hourly raffle, with three main prizes, including:

• Top Reward: A random Rainbow or Mega Pet. This reward is exclusive to one person per raffle.
• Top 50: The top 50 winners drawn from the raffle will receive a Legendary Seed Pack.
• Top 500: The top 500 winners drawn from the raffle will receive a Rare Seed Pack.

To play, choose an amount of Golden Carrots to submit. Each Carrot is a “ticket”, so the more you invest, the better your chance of winning something. If you don’t win anything, the website will refund a portion of your Gold Carrots, scaling with the amount you paid.

To earn Gold Carrots, you can link your Discord, Roblox, Email, etc, via the website for a handful of Carrots, though the best and renewable method is to complete the hourly vote for +20 Gold Carrots. Plus, when voting, you sometimes happen upon free Seed Packs, sent straight to your in-game mailbox.

Start Playing Grow a Garden 2

Now you’re more familiar with rainbow pets, go find them for yourself via Roblox.

Or, for more on the gag.gg website, check out my guide on how to get free seed packs in Grow a Garden 2, and my Official Grow a Garden 2 Stock Notifier.

Happy planting!

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When you’ve got some crafts planned, your inventory might be pretty full, especially after farming for materials like the Spirit Alloy.

Unlocking the VV Ultimatum Bank Remote

To start, you first need to visit Mizuki Sato. If you haven’t been there before, it’s located in the Soul Society Outskirts. Here, you’ll find the required NPC for the Bank Remote quest; their name is Bank Representative NPC. A very descriptive name, as you can see.

When speaking with the Bank Representative NPC, you have the option of purchasing the Bank Remote item for 250 Soul Tokens. Once purchased, you can use the Bank Remote whenever you want, accessible via your inventory.

Bank Representative NPC Location

As for where the Bank Representative NPC is located, you need to look for the highest point of Mizuki Sato, which is the constructed scaffolding made from wood.

Make your way up there to find the NPC, or if you need some extra guidance, use the C key to highlight NPC locations on your screen. This is also a useful way of finding the village of Mizuki Sato if you’re struggling to do so.

Beware, though, as there are a few mobs that may attack you as you make your way to the village. If you’re stealthy, you can attempt to avoid them, but they’re strong foes, so make sure your character is up to the task.

For those struggling with their current build, take a look at the VV Ultimatum Best Equipment guide I wrote, which also goes over the best modifiers. I’ve also ranked the best Spirit Charms in VV Ultimatum, which can make or break your build.

Best Ways to Get Soul Tokens

Getting Soul Tokens is easy, as it’s the main form of currency in VV Ultimatum. You can earn Soul Tokens through various means, such as the main story, side quests, selling items in your inventory, dailies, and battling against mobs and bosses.

You can also sell or ‘consume’ Soul Essence for Soul Tokens. I recommend just selling them, as you get a higher amount of Soul Tokens by doing so. If you sell regular Soul Essence, you’re guaranteed a total of 35 Soul Tokens, and if you sell Great Soul Essence, you’ll get 175 Soul Tokens.

What Does the Bank Remote Do?

To access your storage in VV Ultimatum, you usually have to visit a bank. With the Bank Remote, your storage is accessible at all times. You can probably see why it’s a highly sought-after item.

Whenever you use the Bank Remote, a crate is sent to wherever you are on the map. This allows you to access any item in your storage whenever you want it. You can also deposit items from your inventory into your storage if you’ve hit maximum capacity. It takes away the chore of travelling back and forth to a bank.

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There are plenty of other ways to protect your garden in Grow a Garden 2, from purchasing Gnomes and Flashbangs.

Is the Grow a Garden 2 Strawberry Sniper Worth Getting?

Added to the game with the update on June 21st, the Strawberry Sniper is the talk of the town.

The Strawberry Sniper is undoubtedly one of the best ranged weapons to use when protecting your garden.

Then again, there’s the Flashbang, which is also a ranged option, blinding and stunning the thief at the same time. It’s also cheaper, costing 20K Sheckles, and more likely to appear in the Gear Shop as it’s of the Epic rarity.

But the question is, is the Strawberry Sniper worth buying? It’s a cool item for sure, and it can be useful, but there are cheaper options for protecting your garden.

As mentioned, there’s the Flashbang at 20K Sheckles, and the Gnomes cost 100K Sheckles, both of which are Epic rarity. Even the pets that fend off thieves are cheaper, two of them costing 1 million Sheckles.

I recommend getting the Strawberry Sniper if you have the spare Sheckles, but, understandably, 13 million Sheckles is a lot. In the meantime, use other things like Gnomes, your shovel, Flashbangs, and pets.

What is the Strawberry Sniper?

The Strawberry Sniper is a Mythical rarity gear that you can purchase in Grow a Garden 2. On the rare chance it appears in the Gear Shop, it costs 13 million Sheckles or 1,349 Robux.

Currently, the official spawn chance of the Strawberry Sniper is unknown, but with it being a Mythical gear item, it’s extremely rare. It’s a type of gear used to shoot at thieves who steal your crops during the Night event. It offers a highly accurate way of getting your crops back, and there’s also the novelty of having a rifle that looks like it’s straight out of Fortnite.

How to Use the Strawberry Sniper

As for what the Strawberry Sniper is used for, well, it’s a rifle. As you probably already know, Grow a Garden 2 features a stealing mechanic which can only be done during the Night event, which lasts 2 minutes and 30 seconds.

Each time the sun sets, it’s a free-for-all. However, there are ways to protect your garden other than just standing there waiting for the sun to rise. While you can use a shovel to hit thieves when they approach your garden, the Strawberry Sniper is an alternative weapon of choice.

It’s super useful to knock thieves if they’ve managed to steal a crop. Before they can sell it, use the Strawberry Sniper to stop them in their tracks. It’s a great ranged attack compared to the shovel, which requires you to be within melee range.

After hitting the thief with a bullet from the Strawberry Sniper, the crop they’ve stolen is retrieved.

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