Prime Video today announced that it has ordered Lore Olympus, a new adult animated series based…

Cross-progression is coming to Hitman World of Assassination on February 3, 2026, letting players carry progression across platforms using an IOI Account.

For the past three months, not a day has gone by that I don’t think…

Developer Pan Studio has today announced that its multi-dimensional action RPG, Duet Night Abyss, is…

AnimeJapan 2026, one of the world’s largest anime events, will be held on Saturday, March…

A little more than a year ago, Eastasiasoft released Tokyo Clanpool on GoG since Steam…

Bungie has officially confirmed Marathon’s release date after an Xbox Store leak, revealing the survival extraction shooter launches March 5, 2026 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, along with details on pre-orders and the Marathon Collector’s Edition.

Memories in Orbit blends gorgeous hand-drawn visuals, a haunting sci-fi mystery, and satisfying Metroidvania exploration into one of the most memorable indie experiences this year. You play as Mio, a small robot exploring a dying ark filled with broken machines, hidden upgrades, and intense boss fights. Combat progression is handled through modules instead of traditional leveling, giving builds more flexibility and keeping fights fresh. While the game shines in presentation and discovery, it also stumbles with harsh platforming sections, limited accessibility options, and story events that can remove hard-earned health upgrades. Here’s our full review of Memories in Orbit on PC.

It was announced that Demunyan and Daisuki Tansan’s FX Fighter Kurumi-chan manga series will receive…

Few RPG franchises are as instantly recognizable as Fable, not because of mechanical complexity or sprawling…