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PC Gaming Sign in to your Game Rant account By now most readers know our thoughts on Techland’s latest first person survival title Dying Light, but if not make sure to read our review. While the game showed a lot of potential, and offered some enjoyable gameplay and mechanics, the overall product fell slightly short of our expectations. However, if there’s one overwhelmingly positive quality about the game it’s that Dying Light always kept its sense of humor. It’s wholly evident while playing the game, but is becoming clearer as players uncover more playful secrets and Easter Eggs within the new release. From an EXPcalibur sword to a parody of Destiny’s loot cave, Dying Light has so far offered up some pretty fun Easter Eggs. This latest one, though, is arguably the best we’ve seen yet. Check it out below. [HTML1] As the video shows, there is a special pipe hidden in the second open world area of Dying Light that will unlock an homage to one of the greatest games and most iconic game levels of all time. We, of course, are talking about Super Mario Bros. and its World 1-1 level. What’s great about this World 1-1 homage is that the Dying Light mechanics give players the chance to explore the level from the first person perspective and with some added parkour skills. But even though there are some changes, developer Techland still did a solid job of replicating the look and feel of original Super Mario Bros. Even the zombies look like goombas. More importantly than that, the World 1-1 Easter Egg actually rewards players with some experience after reaching the final flagpole. But the biggest takeaway from the Easter Egg is likely the feeling of nostalgia that seeing those crude blocks and generic clouds brings out. Now, we’re curious more than ever to uncover all the Easter Eggs Dying Light has packed within its admittedly substantial campaign and sprawling open world areas. We thought Excalibur was just a tiny in-joke, but this Super Mario Bros. homage makes us think the known Easter Eggs are just the tip of the iceberg. The hunt for more Dying Light secrets is on! _____________________________________________ Read Game Rant's Dying Light Review _____________________________________________ Have you found any other cool Easter Eggs in Dying Light? What do you think of this Super Mario Bros. homage? Dying Light is available now for PC, PS4, and Xbox One. - Source: Gametastik

Are you ready for some serious Easter fun this season?Hilton Head Island has it all! From egg hunts to wagon rides and more – there’s something for everyone. Get ready to be whisked away in a flurry of springtime activities on the beautiful Island. Here are our top picks:Easter EggstravaganzaSaturday, April 1, 10:00 am 1:00 pm at Shelter Cove Community Park: Special appearance of the Hilton Head Fire Department’s Ladder Truck at noon. Bounce houses provided by Extreme Firehouse. With the help of the Easter Bunny, eggs filled by Pockets Full of Sunshine, a local non-profit employing adults with disabilities. www.islandreccenter.org/events/easter.Saturday, April 1, 11:00 am – 1:00 pm. Largest Easter Egg Hunt on Island. 20,000 filled Easter Eggs. 25 Prize Eggs. Free family activities. Free Lunch. Registration required. For more information go HERE.St. Andrew By-The-Sea’s Holy Week CelebrationsPalm Sunday, April 2:Bring kids of all ages for Easter Egg Dying at 10:30 am – 11 am, creating colorful eggs (and fingers!). Egg dying will be outside the doors of the Education Building at the church.The church’s traditional Palm Procession will take place at the start of the 11:15 am worship service, with kids gathering in the chapel at 11 am.Following the 11:15 am worship service, at approximately 12:15 pm, there will be an Easter Egg Hunt. Participants are asked to bring their own baskets, if possible.Good Friday, April 7:St. Andrew’s will have a 12 Noon worship service in the sanctuary. It will be in-person and live-streamed.Easter Sunday, April 9:The first worship service starts at 7 am for the Sunrise Service on the beach at Coligny Park. Celebrate the Resurrection as the sun rises at the edge of the ocean.The church will also have services in its sanctuary at 9 am and 11:15 am, with live-streamed at 11:15 am.Prior to the services at Pope Avenue, all are welcome to bring a flower to put in the large outdoor cross (Flowering of the Cross) on Easter Sunday.EASTER PAIL PICK-UPApril 5-9, 1-3 pm, Sea Pines Fitness Center: Order a personalized Easter-themed pail this spring season. The pail will be customized for your child and

In the bag for about 2-3 minutes for the glue and glitter to dry slightly.Carefully remove the glittered egg from the bag. If there are any bare spots, just brush on more glue and place the egg back in the bag to completely cover those spots. Craft Tips: Make sure your hard-boiled eggs are completely cool and dry before applying the glue.Use an inexpensive, fine-mist aerosol hair spray to keep the glitter in place. Just spray a thin layer of the hair spray all over the glittered eggs and transfer to a wire rack for the spray to dry.For best results, paint on a thin even layer of glue. If you use too much glue, then you’ll have a gloopy mess.Use fine glitter for the best coverage. Thicker chunky glitter will not cover the eggs as well, and I prefer the pretty diamond-like sparkle of the finer glitter consistency.I highly recommend this Ziploc bag method – I tried to make glitter eggs by just sprinkling the glitter on top, and it was so much messier. The zip top bag keeps the glitter from going everywhere!Other Fun Easter Ideas for KidsIf you loved this fun Easter egg coloring idea, then be sure to check out some of my other Easter ideas for kids:Dye Easter Eggs with Markers and Coffee Filters – Here’s another dye-free Easter egg coloring idea that uses regular markers and coffee filters! Great for younger kids, this creative egg dying method is even cleaner than DIY glitter Easter eggs!Easter Egg Exchange Dice Game – Add this fun free printable game to your annual Easter egg hunt! Once all of the kids have hunted eggs, have them sit in a circle and take turns rolling dice for this easy egg exchange game!Free Printable Easter Egg Hunt Clues – Add a fun scavenger hunt to your Easter egg hunt with these free printable rhyming clues! Just print out the 32 clues and hide them around the house and the front yard for a fun Easter activity for kids!I hope your kids LOVE making these sparkly glittered Easter eggs this Spring! And be sure to PIN this post for later:Amy is a busy working Mom of two girls, and she has been happily married to her high school sweetheart for almost 20 years. Amy has created hundreds of printables and other resources to help women manage their household and thrive in

Looking for ways to color Easter Eggs without using dye? These pretty DIY glitter Easter eggs are so easy to make with a few simple supplies and NO egg dye!I must admit, I’m a little bit of a neat-freak. So the idea of dying Easter eggs with my kids makes me squirm. Knocking over cups of colored dye and staining our front porch or dining chairs is not my idea of a fun family activity.So this year we decided to try a new and creative way to color Easter eggs – with glitter! And since my sparkle-loving, girly daughters are all about the bling, they absolutely LOVED how these glittered eggs turned out!If you’re looking for creative ways to decorate and color your hard-boiled eggs this year, and you also want to avoid any random egg dye stains or the dreaded vinegar smell, then give these fun DIY glittered eggs a try!Supplies for DIY Glitter Easter EggsThe great thing about this easy Easter project is that you probably already have most of the supplies on hand in your craft closet! Here are the supplies you need:Boiled Eggs – Or you could also use plastic craft eggs if you prefer.Fine Glitter – You can use chunky glitter for a different look, but I have found that the finer glitter consistency sticks to the eggs better.Elmer’s Glue – Good old classic school glue works best for these DIY Easter Eggs.Paint BrushQuart-sized Ziploc BagsHairspray (optional) – You don’t technically have to use hairspray, but it does help the glitter stay in place on the eggs.Just follow these simple steps to color Easter eggs with glitter instead of colored dye:Add a bit of Elmer’s school glue or other white craft glue to small bowl. The amount of glue needed will vary based on how many eggs you are glittering, but about 1/4 cup should be good to start with. Add about 1/3 to 1/2 cup of one color of glitter to a quart-sized zip top bag. Add the other glitter colors to their own bags, and do not mix the colors.Dip the paint brush in the glue and brush each hard-boiled egg with glue until it is completely covered.Place the glue-covered egg in one of the glitter bags and roll it around. Try not to scrape the egg against the sides of the bag too much. Once the egg is covered, let it sit