Title: Hollow Knight: Silksong: The Kotaku Review Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2025 15:21:27 +0000 Link: https://kotaku.com/hollow-knight-silksong-review-hornet-team-cherry-2000639568 The post <i>Hollow Knight: Silksong</i>: The <i>Kotaku</i> Review appeared first on Kotaku.

Title: Amazon Slashes Up to 60% Off Blink Mini 2 Security Cameras, Practically Free Whether You Buy One or a Bundle Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2025 15:15:53 +0000 Link: https://kotaku.com/amazon-slashes-up-to-60-off-blink-mini-2-security-cameras-practically-free-whether-you-buy-one-or-a-bundle-2000639315 The post Amazon Slashes Up to 60% Off Blink Mini 2 Security Cameras, Practically Free Whether You Buy One or a Bundle appeared first on Kotaku.

Title: ASUS 2025 TUF F16 Gaming Laptop (NVIDIA RTX 5060) Drops Over 50%, Skipping the Black Friday Madness Altogether Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2025 14:45:31 +0000 Link: https://kotaku.com/asus-2025-tuf-f16-gaming-laptop-nvidia-rtx-5060-drops-over-50-skipping-the-black-friday-madness-altogether-2000639405 The post ASUS 2025 TUF F16 Gaming Laptop (NVIDIA RTX 5060) Drops Over 50%, Skipping the Black Friday Madness Altogether appeared first on Kotaku.

Title: 20 Years Ago, Starship Troopers Captured The Lost Art Of Terrible Movie Tie-In Games Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2025 14:44:46 +0000 Link: https://kotaku.com/starship-troopers-movie-tie-in-games-robocop-2000639563 The post 20 Years Ago, <i>Starship Troopers</i> Captured The Lost Art Of Terrible Movie Tie-In Games appeared first on Kotaku.

Title: Govee Clears Out Neon Rope Gaming Lights, Making It Cheaper Than Ever to Build Your Dream Setup Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2025 14:15:39 +0000 Link: https://kotaku.com/govee-clears-out-neon-rope-gaming-lights-making-it-cheaper-than-ever-to-build-your-dream-setup-2000639411 The post Govee Clears Out Neon Rope Gaming Lights, Making It Cheaper Than Ever to Build Your Dream Setup appeared first on Kotaku.

Title: Battlefield 6’s battle royale mode is called… Redsec and it’s coming out today Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2025 08:31:57 +0000 Link: https://www.vg247.com/battlefield-6-redsec-battle-royale-mode-launch For weeks now, Battlefield 6 insiders have been saying that the game’s battle royale mode - which hadn’t been given a proper name yet - would be shadow-dropping with the game’s then-upcoming Season 1. Read more

Title: Battlefield 6’s Season 1 patch will address weapon bloom, tweak movement, improve visibility, and change (some of) those miserable challenges Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2025 08:59:39 +0000 Link: https://www.vg247.com/battlefield-6-season-1-update-1-1-1-0-all-details The Battlefield 6 honeymoon phase is nearing its end. While the game remains popular and incredibly well received, a few issues have lingered around since launch and they’re starting to turn into a problem. Read more

Title: FC 26 Ultimate Scream Team 1 lands with Low Driven+ Vini Jr and other scary-looking upgraded cards Date: Fri, 24 Oct 2025 17:00:00 +0000 Link: https://www.vg247.com/fc-26-ultimate-scream-team-1 EA Sports has revealed Team 1 of FC 26’s Ultimate Scream promo, featuring the likes of Vini Jr, Rafael Leao and Saeed Al Owairan. Read more

Title: Honkai: Star Rail Version 3.7 will finally bring the epic Amphoreus saga to a close in November Date: Fri, 24 Oct 2025 14:09:24 +0000 Link: https://www.vg247.com/honkai-star-rail-version-3-7-cyrene-currency-wars This latest Honkai: Star Rail Special Program is over, and it brought us a lot of details about the game’s next major update, Version 3.7. As Tomorrow Became Yesterday is the name of the update, and it’s going to be in our hands on November 5. Read more

Title: Battlefield 6 is turning off full progression on Portal Custom Experiences, removing bots from Verified Experiences Date: Fri, 24 Oct 2025 09:38:48 +0000 Link: https://www.vg247.com/battlefield-6-portal-xp-custom-experience-changes-verfied-experiences Most of us in the Battlefield community have been looking forward to the Season 1 reveal for Battlefield 6 all week, while everyone else has been dreading the arrival of some new rules for Portal, the mode where community-created content can be found. Read more

Title: Nintendo Wants Mario To Live Past 100 Years Old Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2025 07:53:00 -0700 Link: https://www.gamespot.com/articles/nintendo-wants-mario-to-live-past-100-years-old/1100-6535761/?ftag=CAD-01-10abi2f As Nintendo celebrates 40 years of the Super Mario Bros. series, a couple of iconic developers want to see the popular plumber make it to his 100th anniversary. Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto and Super Mario World director Takashi Tezuka discussed how the Nintendo mascot can live on for decades and decades to come in a recent book.VGC reported on and transcribed a new Nintendo Museum book focusing on Mario's 40th anniversary. In it, Miyamoto and Tezuka--alongside other developers--are asked about the plumber remaining a cultural icon in 2085. "One might think it would be a miracle if Mario was still here after 100 years, since we make things while not knowing when our players may get bored with them," Tezuka said.Tezuka, who also directed Super Mario Bros. 3 and produced Super Mario Bros. Wonder, noted how "different times bring different kinds of fun." The developer pointed out that what Mario is capable of doing in games today has changed a lot since the NES era.Continue Reading at GameSpot

Title: The 14 Best Horror Games On Xbox Game Pass In 2025 Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2025 07:28:00 -0700 Link: https://www.gamespot.com/gallery/best-horror-games-on-xbox-game-pass/2900-4425/ There are a great number of horror games available on Xbox Game Pass, Game Pass for PC, and Game Pass Ultimate, but if you want to play the best horror games on Game Pass, that list is a bit shorter. The elite few that make up this list represent the scariest, most engrossing, and sometimes simply grossest of the Game Pass horror games available as of 2024. Whether you're playing these in the fall before Halloween or coming back to the list months later to play them all, you can't go wrong with any of these scary games on Game Pass.Of course, if you don't have Game Pass, we also have a wider list of the best horror games, and if you have Game Pass but no appetite for scary games, you may prefer our list of the best games on Game Pass. For more on the best horror games on Xbox Game Pass, keep reading.If you're looking for a deal on Xbox Game Pass subscriptions, this is the best of them available right now. It gives you a membership that reflects the price it went for before two recent increases. Get three months of Game Pass for $45 DayZRelease Year: 2018 on PC, 2019 on XboxDeveloper: Bohemia InteractivePlayers: 1-60Scare Factor: 8The de facto leader in the busy subgenre of open-world survival games featuring zombies, DayZ has been dominating the scene for years now and remains a compelling and unflinching experience today. With a new expansion on the way, it's a great time to get into the game. Just know that it's not going to be easy. Expect to starve, freeze, or bleed to death early on as you find your footing with the game. Nothing comes easily in DayZ, which makes your minor victories--like sneaking out a back door as zombies bang on the front door--all the more riveting. See on Xbox Dead by DaylightRelease Year: 2016 on PC, 2017 on XboxDeveloper: Behaviour InteractivePlayers: 2-5Scare Factor: 7There are many asymmetrical horror games today, but they're all still chasing the 4v1 DBD in popularity. Behaviour's monster mash-up--or Spooky Fortnite, as I like to call it--features dozens of bad guys, including many from licensed properties like Scream, A Nightmare on Elm Street, and Halloween, and has built up a passionate (albeit sometimes too passionate) community for itself, making it the biggest game in its field. There's no telling what, if anything, will knock DBD off its pedestal, which is owed in part to the game's high skill ceiling, not just its museum of famous villains. See on Xbox The Evil Within 2Release Year: 2017Developer: Tango GameworksPlayers: 1Scare Factor: 8The Evil Within felt like a strange but charming amalgam of eclectic horror ideas all mashed into one game. The Evil Within 2 hones in on its main ideas a bit more, though never loses its touch of unpredictable madness. With visually striking boss battles, some gameplay inspirations from The Last of Us, and a particular recurring ghost encounter that shook me to my core, The Evil Within 2 is the better, more refined game in a series I hope we see again someday. See on Xbox InsideRelease Year: 2016Developer: PlaydeadPlayers: 1Scare Factor: 7Both of Playdead's incredibly moody puzzle-platformers are on Game Pass, and you'd not be wrong to play Limbo, too, but if you can make time for just one, Inside is the stronger pick. With a story I dare not spoil, nor one I could easily explain anyway, Inside is tense, atmospheric, and mechanically tight to the point of virtual perfection. Making your way through its nightmarish world is an unforgettable experience, and you should play it with headphones--though that probably goes for every game on this list, to be fair. The whole game is great, but the ending will have you jumping into YouTube breakdowns and Reddit discussions in record time. See on Xbox The Walking Dead (Telltale series)Release Year: 2012Developer: TelltalePlayers: 1Scare Factor: 5The entire Telltale series is on Game Pass, which actually makes me jealous of folks who haven't played them before. Though the series' game engine shows its age--it did even when these four games were new--the story remains compelling and single-handedly launched Telltale into a stratosphere of popularity it had never achieved earlier with more puzzle-centric games like Back to the Future and Jurassic Park. The Walking Dead games ignore most puzzle opportunities in favor of mainlining story beats and character development, and it proved to be a winning formula. See on Xbox World War ZRelease Year: 2019Developer: Saber InteractivePlayers: 1-4 in co-op, 2-8 in PvPScare Factor: 6Though Left 4 Dead isn't on Game Pass, one of its best imitators is. World War Z comes from Saber Interactive and is still receiving updates as recently as a few weeks ago at the time of this article's publishing. Played in four-player co-op, with first- and third-person options, WWZ is a horde shooter obviously modeled after Valve's GOAT. It doesn't quite reach the same heights, but with so many updates piling on the cool new campaigns, characters, and game modes, the game is also a much fuller experience than L4D, which was a less-is-more kind of game. That worked there, but WWZ's approach works too, making it an excellent co-op zombie shooter. See on Xbox Amnesia: The BunkerRelease Year: 2023Developer: Frictional GamesPlayers: 1Scare Factor: 9The most recent Amnesia game of the four is also the scariest. In it, you play a World War I soldier left stranded in a military bunker after the exits have been covered in rubble. You'll need to find your way out through a series of dimly lit puzzles all while…something stalks the halls. The Bunker uses a dynamic enemy AI system akin to Alien: Isolation in which the monster reacts to your behavior, following your sound or falling for your distractions. The semi-unscripted nature of the beast makes escaping it the best Amnesia game to date, and subsequent playthroughs go a step further by changing the locations of quest items, giving you a fresh nightmare each time you restart the game. See on Xbox Dead SpaceRelease Year: 2023Developer: EA MotivePlayers: 1Scare Factor: 8The Xbox 360 and PS3 era was especially quiet for horror games, but Dead Space would've been a hit in any era. Though the original is a part of Game Pass Ultimate via EA Play, the 2023 remake is also included and makes for a better starting point for new players. The gorgeous remake from EA Motive recaptures so much of the original game's excellence, but builds on top of it with more missions, added story content, and a greater sense of dread. Dead Space is an all-time great horror game, and if you've played nothing on this list, it may be your best bet if you can only play one of them. See on Xbox Resident Evil 2Release Year: 2019Developer: CapcomPlayers: 1Scare Factor: 7The remake of a classic survival-horror game is now itself a classic survival-horror game. That's not always how that turns out, so it's nice that it did here. The Resident Evil 2 remake is a masterful entry in the long-running franchise--some might argue it's the best Resident Evil game of them all. The game is largely faithful to the original, but where it differs, it's usually for the better, like some terrifying new sequences featuring instantly memorable monsters we'll merely tease in this space. See on Xbox Still Wakes The DeepRelease Year: 2024Developer: The Chinese RoomPlayers: 1Scare Factor: 6Some stories on this list are quite complicated. Others aren't. Still Wakes The Deep falls into the latter camp, and that's part of its appeal. In a short sentence, the game is John Carpenter's The Thing, but set on an oil rig. The creature feature also has a bit of Alien DNA in it, given how the blue-collar workers are picked off by an incomprehensible threat one by one. There is an added narrative layer to the game that we'll let you discover on your own, but really you could go into it with the above premise in mind and take from it nearly everything you're meant to. And at about 5-7 hours long, it makes for a great Halloween all-nighter. See on Xbox Dead Island 2Release Year: 2023Developer: Dambuster StudiosPlayers: 1-3Scare Factor: 5Let's get the obvious joke out of the way: Yes, Dead Island 2 is set in Los Angeles, which is famously not an island. But set aside that funny disconnect between name and setting and you'll discover a fun first-person zombie co-op game that has a GTA-like view of Hollywood. The satirical zombie-slaying RPG lets up to three players join together and take on dozens of missions across several large hubs around the city. And as comical as the game often is, it's also quite tense, with combat that levels alongside your character very well. You'll rarely feel overpowered in this sunny metropolis swarming with the undead, so bring a friend or two. See on Xbox State of Decay 2Release Year: 2018Developer: Undead labsPlayers: 1-4Scare Factor: 7If DayZ is the global leader in the open-world-zombie-survival-sim subgenre, State of Decay 2 is the more approachable sibling. While it doesn't offer as many systems to contend with, that makes it easier to take control of, without exactly being easy itself. Several difficulty options allow for increased customization, with the hardest of them actually exceeding DayZ in its willingness to dole out punishment. State of Decay 2 is actually my favorite zombie game ever, and I've played nearly all of them. Catch up with this classic before State of Decay 3 launches and hopefully raises the bar higher. See on Xbox Wolfenstein: The Old BloodRelease Year: 2015Developer: MachineGamesPlayers: 1Scare Factor: 4For a while, Bethesda was experimenting with standalone chapters of its most popular games that went in weird directions. The Old Blood is one of those, as it reimagines what is typically a Nazi-killing shooter series in a zombie framework. It turns out that works just fine, as it keeps intact the game's excellent, fast-paced first-person combat and adds a touch of mysticism, turning the aggressively violent historical fiction series into a horror story. It would've been very easy for this game never to become a reality, but I'm glad we don't exist in that timeline. See on Xbox The QuarryRelease Year: 2022Developer: SupermassivePlayers: 1, with up to 7 more influencing decisionsScare Factor: 6Supermassive launched itself into a new tier as a studio to watch with 2015's Until Dawn, and since then, it's been chasing that high with a half-dozen and counting other horror games. The Quarry comes closest to that summit, with a supernatural slasher filled to the brim with spooky vibes, fun scenarios, and gorgeous visuals. It's actually the team's best-looking game to date, perfectly capturing the counselors-by-campfire mood of things like Friday The 13th and Sleepaway Camp with animation tech that outperforms the team's other games like The Dark Pictures Anthology and The Casting of Frank Stone. It also stars I Saw The TV Glow's Justice Smith in a role that predates his extraordinary performance in 2024's best horror movie. See on Xbox A Plague Tale: RequiemRelease Year: 2023Developer: Asobo StudioPlayers: 1Scare Factor: 3; 8 if you're afraid of ratsIf you played Plague Tale: Innocence, you already have a pretty solid grasp on what to expect out of Requiem, though the sequel is far more expansive in its cast of characters, hallucinatory displays of Hugo's disease, and the destruction left in Amicia and Hugo's wake. The short version for newbies, though, is that it's a stealthy adventure game taking place during the Black Plague in France. The Plague would be enough of a problem but in the case of poor Hugo de Rune, he's got a far more sinister affliction infecting his blood that both weakens him and gives him supernatural powers including, unfortunately, summoning hordes of hungry Plague rats to his location. His big sister, and actual protagonist Amicia, has done a good job of keeping Hugo's power dormant, but that all changes when they find themselves on the radar of a pagan cult. That's a severe shorthand for a story out to cause all sorts of emotional and property damage. That is, when Amicia's not creeping around ruining French scumbags with a slingshot. See on Xbox The Casting of Frank StoneRelease Year: 2024Developer: Supermassive GamesPlayers: 1Scare Factor: 6Every Dead by Daylight fan loves horror on some level, but not every horror fan enjoys online multiplayer. That makes The Casting of Frank Stone a godsend for the folks who just want to hang out in an ever-expansive universe without getting merked by Clown from Slipknot 26 times an hour. Instead, it's Supermassive doing what it does best--a decision-based narrative game populated with hapless cannon fodder for a bloodthirsty menace, and your job is to make the right decisions that will keep them alive. The staunch Dead by Daylight fans will just get a little more out of the deal, with the game’s narrative filling in a few big gaps in the overarching lore, particularly in justifying the original game's specific 4v1 setup. See on Xbox Ghostwire: TokyoRelease Year: 2022Developer: Tango GameworksPlayers: 1Scare Factor: It's spoooookyIt's always a treat whenever Japanese concepts of arcane horror show up in a game, but there's no real equivalent to how well Tango Gameworks marries it with modern day in Ghostwire: Tokyo. As a mysterious fog rolls into the middle of Tokyo one night, the entire population evaporates aside from our hero, Akito. And that's only because he's possessed by a spirit already. Everyone else, however, has been replaced by all manner of forgotten cryptids, yokai, and good old-fashioned ghosts. Being the only living being in the city, Akito is tasked with hunting down an elusive man in a Hannya mask who's responsible for summoning all these things to Tokyo. Akito does this with a combat style that feels like playing a first-person Doctor Strange anime. It's an oddball gameplay loop, but it's also chock full of creepiness, effective ghost stories, and supernatural curiosities. It's one of the most unique titles of recent memory. See on Xbox CarrionRelease Year: 2020Developer: Phobia Game StudioPlayers: 1Scare Factor: 7How many times have you been sitting around watching John Carpenter's The Thing, seeing an unholy abomination of tentacles and abortive genetic material lay waste to the works of mankind, sighed and said, "That should be me, dammit." Welp, for whichever sickos that just described, there's a game for that. Carrion puts you in the--well, not shoes, that's for damn sure--but in control of a massive tentacled monster that escapes from an underground lab. Your job is simply to find a way out of this place. Oh, and mercilessly slaughter and eviscerate any screaming scientists you might find along the way. Occasionally, you can even infect and possess them, manipulating them to pull switches and use guns for you. Have we mentioned this thing slaughters and eviscerates a lot of people in this game? See on Xbox

Title: The Wachowskis Wanted Hideo Kojima To Make A Matrix Video Game - Report Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2025 07:21:00 -0700 Link: https://www.gamespot.com/articles/the-wachowskis-wanted-hideo-kojima-to-make-a-matrix-video-game-report/1100-6535757/?ftag=CAD-01-10abi2f Between the original Matrix and its first sequel, The Matrix Reloaded, Lana and Lilly Wachowski had the ambitious idea to tie in the story to a video game as well. The project that eventually came out of that was Enter the Matrix, which was published by Atari. But if the Wachowskis had their way, that game would have reportedly been made by Metal Gear Solid creator Hideo Kojima.Konami's former VP of licensing, Christopher Bergstresser, recently shared an account of Kojima's meeting with the Wachowskis while speaking with Time Extension. According to Bergstresser, the biggest reason it didn't happen was because of Konami executive Kasumi Kitaue, who shot down the idea immediately."The Wachowskis were big fans of Kojima," related Bergstresser. "So Kazumi Kitaue, Kojima, Aki Saito (who still works with Kojima), and I were at the Konami HQ, and we got a call from the Wachowskis, who wanted to come in and meet with Kojima. So they did! The two of them came in with their concept artist, and effectively they said to Kojima, 'We really want you to do the Matrix game. Can you do that?' Aki translated this into Japanese for Mr. Kitaue, and Kitaue just looked at them and told them plainly, 'No.' We did still get to enjoy the Matrix Japanese premiere and afterparty, though."Continue Reading at GameSpot

Title: Modders Reveal Bully Online, Bringing Multiplayer To The 20-Year-Old Game Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2025 07:07:00 -0700 Link: https://www.gamespot.com/articles/modders-reveal-bully-online-bringing-multiplayer-to-the-20-year-old-game/1100-6535760/?ftag=CAD-01-10abi2f It's been nearly 20 years since Rockstar Games' Bully came out, and while there's no word of a sequel, the next best thing may have dropped: a mod that introduces online multiplayer to the high school action sim.As reported by IGN, a group of modders has finally revealed Bully Online. Led by YouTuber, developer, and "massive Bully fan," SWEGTA, the project has been a long time coming, but is inching ever closer to an early-access launch in December 2025 for those who support the team on Ko-Fi. At the time of this writing, it appears the developers have received at least 76 Ko-Fis.What is Bully Online, though? According to the YouTube video's description, the mod "allows you and your friends to play minigames, role-play, compete in racing, fend off against NPCs, and much more." SWEGTA described it in greater detail in the nearly nine-minute video below, stating that it's a "mix between minigames, free-roaming, and role-playing." There's a "fully fleshed-out inventory system," letting you earn money in-game to spend on Bully goodies from items to housing to vehicles. It sounds like the online modes of other Rockstar games, such as GTA Online and RDR Online.Continue Reading at GameSpot

Title: Brick Like This, An Official Lego Party Game, Is Available Now For Only $20 Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2025 06:30:00 -0700 Link: https://www.gamespot.com/articles/brick-like-this-lego-party-official-board-game-2025/1100-6535752/?ftag=CAD-01-10abi2f Brick Like This! A Lego Party Game $20 See at Amazon For the second year in a row, it's looking like an official Lego tabletop game is going to be one of the most popular board/card games during the holiday season. Last year it was Monkey Palace, a fun strategy board game for up to four players. This year it's Brick Like This, a collaborative party game for up to eight players. Brick Like This: A Lego Party Game--not to be confused with Lego Party, the video game--is available now for only $20 at Amazon and other major retailers. Brick Like This and Monkey Palace were designed by Dotted Games, a studio under the Asmodee umbrella dedicated to Lego board games. Based on the sustained success of Monkey Palace and how well Brick Like This appears to be performing out of gate, it seems likely we'll be talking about Dotted Games' third Lego board game this time next year. Brick Like This! A Lego Party Game $20 Brick Like This supports 2-8 players and is recommended for adults, teenagers, and kids ages 7 and up. It's a fast-paced game that's dynamically designed to offer a different experience each time you play.Players are split into teams of two in a race to see who can build miniature Lego models the fastest. One player builds the model based on instructions communicated by their partner. There are 92 shape cards and 48 total Lego pieces. Models have a minimum of five bricks and a maximum of eight bricks. You're awarded more points by opting for models with more pieces--though the instructor won't know what the model actually looks like until they flip the card over.In addition to the regular shape cards, there are 20 challenge cards that introduce restrictions for builders and instructors, such as building the model with your eyes closed or with one hand and limiting the types of hints you can provide as the instructor.When a team completes the model, they flip the hourglass, which starts a 30-second countdown to the end of the round. After six rounds, teams tally their scores and declare a winner. Each game takes around 15 minutes total. See at Amazon Lego Recreate Activity Cards $10-$12 Each If you're buying Brick Like This to play with your kids or as a gift, there's another newly released Lego experience that could make for a great stocking stuffer this holiday.One of Lego's main book publishing partners, Ameet Verlag, created a series of activity kits for kids ages 6 and up. Dubbed Lego Recreate Activity Cards, each themed kit comes with at least 30 cards and 25 Lego pieces. Each card tasks you with completing a challenge using the bricks in the box. Lego Recreate Activity Cards are themed around broad topics like tech, space, animals, and magic as well Lego City and Ninjago. Most of the kits are priced at $10.AnimalsCastleCool SchoolMagicNatureOceanSpaceTechLego City: No LimitsLego Ninjago: Ninja Adventures See at Amazon Monkey Palace: A Lego Board Game $39.25 (was $42) If you haven't played the studio's debut game Monkey Palace, I'd highly recommend for family game nights if you like strategy and puzzle games. Two to four players take turns building staircases and decorating the makeshift palace. While the project is a collaborative effort, you're in competition with your fellow builders for Banana Points. Monkey Palace is recommended for players ages 10 and up. There's more "traditional" Lego building involved with this one, as it comes with 231 Lego pieces and an official Lego baseplate. Each game takes around 45 minutes, and no two games will be the same. Adding to the replay value is the inclusion of two double-sided maps, which are placed on the baseplate to alter the starting foundation. Here's what's included with Monkey Palace:231 Lego piecesLego baseplateLego tray2 Double-sided Ground Maps67 Monkey Cards14 Bonus Cards3 Trophy Cards4 Player Boards1 Rule Book See at Amazon Sign up for GameSpot's Weekly Deals Newsletter:Continue Reading at GameSpot

Title: Escape from Duckov is the latest game to come out of nowhere and climb up Steam charts Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2025 15:02:27 GMT Link: https://www.polygon.com/steam-escape-from-duckov-popular-extraction-shooter/ Between Ghost of Yōtei, Battlefield 6, Pokémon Legends: Z-A, and more, October has been a busy month for gamers. Yet, the myriad of excellent releases hasn't stopped an indie game about rifle-wielding ducks from blowing up on Steam.

Title: Chainsaw Man’s protagonist is more than just a 'horny boy,' voice actor says Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2025 15:01:16 GMT Link: https://www.polygon.com/chainsaw-man-denji-horny-boy-ryan-colt-levy-interview/ This may come as a surprise if you’re going into the movie with no prior knowledge, but fans of the series (or the manga that inspired it) already know Denji for the love-lorn, sex-obsessed character he truly is. And yet, even among the fandom, there’s an ongoing debate over whether Denji is a deplorable creep or a metaphor for an entire generation of young men trapped in a state of arrested development.

Title: Netflix's One Piece season 2 gets a release date Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2025 14:55:37 GMT Link: https://www.polygon.com/netflix-one-piece-season-2-release-date-live-action/ It’s time to set sail again: Netflix has announced that One Piece season 2 will premiere on March 10, 2026. This season will see Luffy and the Straw Hat crew finally reach the Grand Line, where a new wave of adventures and strange islands await. Among them is Drum Island, an eternal winter land encircled by mountains and home to Tony Tony Chopper, whose live-action debut was revealed earlier this year. Another resident of the island is Chopper's beloved ally, Doctor Kureha, whom the Straw Hats will meet when one of their own suddenly falls ill.

Title: Do we really need another Halo: Combat Evolved remake? Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2025 14:15:16 GMT Link: https://www.polygon.com/halo-campaign-evolved/ Halo turns 25 next year and Xbox isn't missing the opportunity to celebrate the game that started it all. In 2026, we’re getting Halo: Campaign Evolved, a full remake of the 2001 shooter’s story component. That project isn’t just giving us a (very) shiny Unreal Engine 5 facelift of a classic game, but adding more weapons, quality of life features, and four-player co-op support. Not only that, but it will also be available on PlayStation 5 alongside Xbox Series X and Windows PC, giving us another sign that hell is well and truly frosted over these days.

Title: PUBG creator's ambitious new survival game has an early access release Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2025 14:00:17 GMT Link: https://www.polygon.com/playerunknown-prologue-go-wayback-survival-game-steam-release-date/ The first game from PlayerUnknown Productions, an emergent survival game called Prologue: Go Wayback!, will get an early access release this November, the developer announced Tuesday. The game is currently in an open beta, but next month's early access release will include a host of new features.

Title: Fangs Out, Frames Up: ‘Vampire: The Masquerade — Bloodlines 2’ Leads a Killer GFN Thursday Date: Thu, 23 Oct 2025 13:00:38 +0000 Link: https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/geforce-now-thursday-vampire-the-masquerades-bloodlines-2/ The nights grow longer and the shadows get bolder with Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodlines 2 on GeForce NOW, launching with GeForce RTX 5080-power. Members can sink their teeth into the action role-playing game from Paradox Interactive as part of nine games coming to the cloud this week, including NINJA GAIDEN 4. Be among the first to play The Outer Worlds 2 with early access available in the cloud starting tomorrow, Oct. 24. https://blogs.nvidia.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/gfn-server-rollout-map-sofia-server-light-up-16x9-1.mp4 Atlanta is the latest region to get GeForce RTX 5080-class power, with Sofia, Bulgaria, coming next. Stay tuned to GFN Thursday for updates as more regions upgrade to NVIDIA Blackwell RTX. Follow along with the latest progress on the server rollout page. The Night Belongs to the Cloud Don’t invite them in — just stream. Vampire: The Masquerade — Bloodlines 2, Paradox’s sequel to the cult classic, invites fans to sink their fangs into Seattle’s dark nightlife, putting players in the immortal boots of Phyre — the newly awakened Elder vampire with a mysterious voice in their head. In every dark corner hides a new alliance or a rival, and every choice carves a path through the bloody politics of the night. Master Seattle’s secrets and the supernatural abilities of any chosen clan — shadow hunting with the Banu Haqim, blood bending with the Tremere or going fists first as a Brujah. Every story twist and council drama is shaped by dialogue, alliances and whispers from both friends and the ever-present stranger in the protagonist’s mind. Every neon-lit block streams beautifully on GeForce NOW, with GeForce RTX 5080-class power rolling out for the highest frame rates and sharpest graphics in the cloud — no waiting for downloads or mortal PC specs required. Where Shadows Fall, Legends Rise Slice first, ask questions never. NINJA GAIDEN 4, a lightning-fast action-adventure title from Team NINJA, slices its way back into the spotlight, packed with brutal, razor-sharp combat and featuring a new protagonist, Yakumo. Known for its intensity, precision and stylish flair, the game demands focus and rewards mastery. This new entry throws Yakumo into a deadly conflict blending myth and modern chaos. Explore sprawling levels filled with relentless enemies, cinematic boss battles that punish hesitation and a fluid combat system that chains combos together like a storm of steel. Every encounter feels like a duel where speed, timing and finesse define survival. On GeForce NOW, NINJA GAIDEN 4 reaches its sharpest edge. No installs or massive downloads stand in the way — gain instant access with cloud-powered performance that keeps every slash crisp and every dodge responsive. Whether running on a high-end rig, a laptop or even a mobile device, the action always hits at peak intensity with GeForce NOW. Boarding Pass to Chaos Space has a new HR problem. Early access for The Outer Worlds 2 is reaching the cloud, bringing all the offbeat charm, sharp wit and spacefaring chaos the series is loved for. From Obsidian Entertainment, the masters of branching stories and immersive worlds, this sequel leans even harder into meaningful choices and unexpected consequences. On GeForce NOW, hopping into early access means instant boarding with no installs or waiting around. Every quip, shootout and twist in the storyline streams smoothly, no matter the screen. It’s the perfect way to jump into space mischief before the game fully launches in the cloud on Wednesday, Oct. 29. Roaring Good Games Life finds a way … again. Frontier Developments returns with Jurassic World Evolution 3, the next installment of the park-management series that lets players design, build and wrangle their own prehistoric paradise. Bigger storms, smarter dinosaurs and even bolder decisions keep every moment thrilling — because in this world, control is just an illusion. In addition, members can look for the following: NINJA GAIDEN 4 (New release on Steam and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass, Oct. 20) Jurassic World Evolution 3 (New release on Steam, Oct. 21) Painkiller (New release on Steam, Oct. 21) Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 (New release on Steam, Oct. 21, GeForce RTX 5080-ready) The Outer Worlds 2 – Advanced Access (New release on Steam, Battle.net and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass, Oct. 24, GeForce RTX 5080-ready) Tormented Souls 2 (New release on Steam and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass, Oct. 23) Super Fantasy Kingdom (New release on Steam, Oct. 24) VEIN (New release on Steam, Oct. 24) Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow (Steam) What are you planning to play this weekend? Let us know on X or in the comments below. What anime would you want to turn into a video game, or vice versa? — NVIDIA GeForce NOW (@NVIDIAGFN) October 22, 2025

Title: Ready, Set, Reward — GeForce NOW Membership Rewards Await Date: Thu, 16 Oct 2025 13:00:07 +0000 Link: https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/geforce-now-thursday-members-reward-program/ GeForce NOW is more than just a platform to stream fresh games every week — it offers celebrations for the gamers who make it epic, with member rewards to sweeten the deal. This week, GeForce NOW Ultimate members can score a free Borderlands 4 reward and upgrade their setup with the latest SteelSeries Nimbus Cloud controllers and headsets — the perfect gear for leveling up any cloud-based adventures. Plus, Steam Next Fest kicks off this week, serving up a flood of new demos. Get them all through Install-to-Play, the latest feature on GeForce NOW with the NVIDIA Blackwell RTX upgrade. Fire up the cloud, grab a controller and check out the 10 new games in the cloud this week, on top of the 1.0 release of Pax Dei. It’s always a rewarding time to be a GeForce NOW member. Atlanta will be next to light up on the Blackwell RTX map. Ashburn, Portland, Dallas and London are the latest regions to get GeForce RTX 5080-class power, with Atlanta coming next. Stay tuned to GFN Thursday for updates as more regions upgrade to Blackwell RTX. Follow along with the latest progress on the server rollout page. This week, Control joins the lineup of GeForce RTX 5080-ready titles, already available on the service. Look for the “GeForce RTX 5080 Ready” row in the app or check out the full list. Key to the Chaos Getting GeForce NOW rewards couldn’t be simpler. All members are automatically opted in, so when a new reward drops, an email with all the details lands right in the inbox — no extra sign-ups or hoops to jump through. Become a GeForce NOW member now, before even more rewards arrive in December. This month, get ready to vault into the chaos with a Borderlands 4 reward just for Ultimate members — score a free Golden Key to use in Borderlands 4, the mayhem-fueled looter shooter packed with endless weapons, deadly enemies and over-the-top co-op action. Unlock treasure or new gear, and get ready for mayhem. The reward is available through Sunday, Nov. 16, while supplies last. Members can keep an eye out for an email to redeem. Play Borderlands 4 on GeForce NOW, powered by GeForce RTX 5080-powered servers, optimized to deliver the highest frame rates and lowest latency for the ultimate looter-shooter experience. Those who redeem the reward will also need a SHiFT account. Find more information on how to redeem the in-game reward. Power Duo Play it steel smooth in the cloud. The right gear makes every GeForce NOW session feel next level. SteelSeries is bringing gamers the perfect setup — the Nimbus Cloud controller and Arctis Nova 5 wireless headset for the ultimate cloud gaming experience. The Nimbus Cloud is the world’s first true dual‑mode cloud controller, seamlessly switching between mobile and full‑size wireless modes. With up to 20 hours of battery life, built‑in Bluetooth and universal phone compatibility, the controller lets gamers play comfortably from anywhere. The Arctis Nova 5 delivers crisp, customized sound with 200+ pro‑tuned audio presets for titles like Fortnite, Apex Legends and Minecraft. Its 60‑hour battery life, dual wireless (2.4 GHz + Bluetooth) connection and USB‑C dongle make it perfect for extended GeForce NOW sessions across devices. Keep an eye on the GeForce NOW X account as SteelSeries and GeForce NOW are giving away a few Nimbus Cloud controllers and Arctis Nova 5 headsets through Thursday,  Oct. 30. Steam Next, Play Now Install-to-play, no install stress. Install-to-Play is shaking things up for GeForce NOW premium members. The new feature brings more than 2,200 opted-in Steam titles straight into the cloud library — making it easier than ever to stream games, ranging from hidden indie gems to fan-favorite hits, all powered by a GeForce RTX rig in the cloud. That means quirky roguelikes, cozy builders and stylish action adventures are instantly playable at their best. It’s all about giving members more freedom to dive into fresh favorites without waiting for them to be added to the cloud. And with Steam Next Fest running through Monday, Oct. 20, it’s the perfect time to discover upcoming titles and try demos firsthand. Demos for Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus II, The Legend of Khiimori, The Oversight Bureau, Skate Story, Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era are just a few available from the Steam Next Fest to try, streaming from a GeForce RTX gaming rig in the cloud. Look for a dedicated Steam Next Fest row in the GeForce NOW app, featuring games on sale and ready to play in the cloud. Place to Call Home With the cloud comes the new dawn. Published by Mainframe Industries, Pax Dei is a massively multiplayer social sandbox set in a rich medieval landscape shaped by myth, community and craftsmanship. Arriving on GeForce NOW alongside its PC Game Pass debut, the world of Pax Dei invites players to build villages, trade with neighbors and test their strength against both human rivals and otherworldly forces. The 1.0 release introduces new biomes, refined combat mechanics, expanded crafting systems and a more dynamic, player-driven economy where every creation and conquest leaves a mark. The world feels more vibrant, interconnected and alive than ever. Stream the game instantly from the cloud with GeForce NOW — no installs, patches or loading screens standing in the way of adventure. Members can experience seamless access to the game’s evolving world at launch. Banners rise faster, battles begin sooner and legends are forged without delay. Let’s Play Today A new level of combat. The iconic fighting game Street Fighter evolves to a whole new level with Ultra Street Fighter IV. Continuing the tradition of excellence the series is known for, five new characters and six new stages have been added for even more fighting mayhem, with rebalanced gameplay and original modes topping off this ultimate offering. Rule the ring. Experience the intensity of head-to-head battle with Street Fighter V. Choose from 16 iconic characters, each with their own personal story and unique training challenges, then battle against friends online or offline with a robust variety of match options. Earn Fight Money in Ranked Matches, play for fun in Casual Matches or invite friends into a Battle Lounge and see who comes out on top. In addition, members can look for the following: Splinter Cell Pandora Tomorrow (New release on Ubisoft Connect, Oct. 14) Ball x Pit (New release on Steam and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass, Oct. 15) Escape from Duckov (New release on Steam, available on Oct. 16) Fellowship (New release on Steam, Oct. 16) Pax Dei (New release on Xbox, available on PC Game Pass; 1.0 release on Steam and Epic Games Store, Oct. 16) Amnesia: The Bunker (Epic Games Store, Free on Oct. 16-Oct. 23) Earth vs. Mars Demo (Steam) Street Fighter V (Steam) Ultra Street Fighter IV (Steam) Wobbly Life (Xbox, available on PC Game Pass) New GeForce RTX 5080-ready game: Control (Steam, Epic Games Store and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass) What are you planning to play this weekend? Let us know on X or in the comments below. I don't think you're ready for @wugsgaming's 𝒕𝒂𝒌𝒆𝒅𝒐𝒘𝒏. #gfnshare pic.twitter.com/6UwHktkMMn — NVIDIA GeForce NOW (@NVIDIAGFN) October 15, 2025

Title: Incoming: ‘Battlefield 6’ Lands on GeForce NOW at Launch Date: Thu, 09 Oct 2025 13:00:33 +0000 Link: https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/geforce-now-thursday-battlefield-6/ Lock, load and stream — the battle is just beginning. EA’s highly anticipated Battlefield 6 is set to storm the cloud when it launches tomorrow with GeForce RTX 5080 power, delivering the high-intensity combat and heart-pounding chaos the series is known for. Catch it as part of the six games joining the cloud, including Bethesda’s The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind Game of the Year Edition and the launch of King of Meat. The Discord integration first unveiled at Gamescom is now live, debuting with Fortnite — showcasing how easy it is to discover games and stay connected with friends via Discord and GeForce NOW. Ashburn, Portland and London will soon be the latest regions to get GeForce RTX 5080-class power. Stay tuned to GFN Thursday for updates. Follow along with the latest progress on the server rollout page. Ashburn, Portland and London will be the next regions to light up with GeForce RTX 5080-class power. War Waits for No Respawn Turn cover into rubble — and rubble into cover. Battlefield 6 drops gamers into all-out warfare, where every shot and explosion can change the tide of the fight. With a new Kinesthetic Combat System, in-game movements and gunplay feel sharper and more instinctive than ever. Battle through Conquest and Breakthrough modes or a global campaign spanning Cairo to Gibraltar. The Phantom Edition packs exclusive skins, weapons, vehicle cosmetics and a Battle Pass so gamers are geared up from day one. When every second counts, GeForce NOW puts players in control with ultralow-latency streaming and razor-sharp frames — whether dodging artillery or rocketing off a grenade mid-air. Stream at up to 240 frames per second (fps) from almost any device and take the fight anywhere when Battlefield 6 joins the cloud at launch. Ready, Set, Click From chat to combat — instantly. NVIDIA and Discord have teamed up to change how people discover and play games together, making it easier than ever for friends and communities to stay connected. Powered by GeForce NOW, the new integrated experience — first shown at Gamescom — lets anyone discover and try games like Fortnite directly on Discord with no downloads or installs needed, and even without a GeForce NOW membership. This next-level experience is fueled by a limited-time trial of the GeForce NOW Performance tier, letting anyone jump into streaming at up to 1440p and 60 fps — all without ever leaving Discord. For Discord’s hundreds of millions of users, it’s a fast, simple way to play together and keep the gaming conversation going, right where it’s already happening. The first playable game with this integration is Fortnite, rolling out to gamers now. A single click on a Discord chat link and an Epic Games account login are all it takes to join the action. The integration opens a new way to discover and play games, enabling publishers to create smooth gaming experiences for communities everywhere. Wander Where You Want To Adventure awaits. Bethesda’s The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind Game of the Year Edition is the single-player role-playing game that defined open-world fantasy adventures. This edition bundles the original The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind with its celebrated expansions, Tribunal and Bloodmoon, delivering the definitive version of the iconic game. Step into a rich world where every choice shapes destiny. Take on the epic quest to save Morrowind from a terrible blight, or carve a path across vast landscapes filled with ancient cities, dangerous dungeons and curious creatures. With the expansions, visit the mystical Clockwork City, brave frozen Solstheim, clash with werewolves and direct the rise of a mining colony, enjoying up to 80 hours of quests and stories. The game’s open-ended structure lets players build any character imaginable, offering unmatched depth and replayability. Jump into the world of Vvardenfell on nearly any device with GeForce NOW, from laptops and Macs to phones and TVs, and pick the adventure back up anytime, anywhere. Meaty New Games We got the meats. King of Meat is a wild and over-the-top brawler that doesn’t take itself too seriously — except when it comes to juicy combos and meaty takedowns. Part cooking show, part gladiator arena, it throws players into chaotic battles where the weapon of choice is meat. Whether tenderizing foes with a ham hock or unleashing absurd special moves, players can lean hard into the game’s goofy, carnivorous charm. It’s fast, silly and unashamedly over-seasoned fun. In addition, members can look for the following: Deathground (New release on Steam, Oct. 7) King of Meat (New release on Steam, Oct. 7) Seafarer: The Ship Sim (New release on Steam, Oct. 7) Little Nightmares III (New release on Steam, Oct. 9) Battlefield 6 (New release on Steam and EA app, Oct. 10, GeForce RTX 5080-ready) The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind (Steam, Epic Games Store and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass) What are you planning to play this weekend? Let us know on X or in the comments below. If you could play one game RIGHT NOW, regardless of its release date, what game would it be and why? — NVIDIA GeForce NOW (@NVIDIAGFN) October 8, 2025

Title: GeForce NOW Brings 18 Games to the Cloud in October for a Spooky Good Time Date: Thu, 02 Oct 2025 13:00:03 +0000 Link: https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/geforce-now-thursday-oct-2025/ Editor’s note: This blog has been updated to include an additional game for October, The Outer Worlds 2. October is creeping in with plenty of gaming treats. From thrilling adventures to spine‑tingling scares, the cloud gaming lineup is packed with 18 new games, including the highly anticipated shooter Battlefield 6, launching on GeForce NOW this month. But first, catch the six games coming this week. Miami and Warsaw, Poland, are the latest regions to get GeForce RTX 5080-class power, with Portland and Ashburn coming up next. Stay tuned to GFN Thursday for updates as more regions upgrade to Blackwell RTX. Follow along with the latest progress on the server rollout page. Portland and Ashburn will be the next regions to light up with GeForce RTX 5080-class power. This week, inZOI and Total War: Warhammer III join the lineup of GeForce RTX 5080-ready titles, both already available on the service. Look for the “GeForce RTX 5080 Ready” row in the app or check out the full list. Falling for New Games Catch the games ready to play today: Train Sim World 6 (New release on Steam, Sept. 30) Alien: Rogue Incursion Evolved Edition (New release on Steam, Sept. 30) Car Dealer Simulator (Steam) Nightingale (Epic Games Store) Ready or Not (Epic Games Store) STALCRAFT: X (Steam) New GeForce RTX 5080-ready games: inZOI (Steam) Total War: Warhammer III (Steam and Epic Games Store) Catch the full list of games coming to the cloud in October: King of Meat (New release on Steam, Oct. 7) Seafarer: The Ship Sim (New release on Steam, Oct. 7) Little Nightmares III (New release on Steam, Oct. 9) Battlefield 6 (New release on Steam and EA app, Oct. 10) Ball x Pit (New release on Steam, Oct. 15) Fellowship (New release on Steam, Oct. 16) Jurassic World Evolution 3 (New release on Steam, Oct. 21) Painkiller (New release on Steam, Oct. 21) Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 (New release on Steam, Oct. 21) Tormented Souls 2 (New release on Steam, Oct. 23) Super Fantasy Kingdom (New release on Steam, Oct. 24) Earth vs. Mars (New release on Steam, Oct. 29) The Outer Worlds 2 (New release on Steam, Battle.net and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass, Oct. 29) ARC Raiders (New release on Steam, Oct. 30) Stacked September In addition to the 17 games announced in September, an extra dozen joined over the month, including the newly added Train Sim World 6 this week: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III (Steam, Battle.net and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass) Field of Glory II: Medieval (Steam) Goblin Cleanup (New release on Steam) Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy (Steam) Professional Fishing 2 (New release on Steam) Project Winter (New release on Epic Games Store) Renown (New release on Steam) Sworn (New release on Xbox, available on PC Game Pass) Two Point Campus (Steam, Epic Games Store) Two Point Museum (Steam, Epic Games Store) Town to City (New release on Steam) What are you planning to play this weekend? Let us know on X or in the comments below. If you could only play one genre of game for the rest of your life, what would it be and why? Extra credit: screenshots or clips of that genre in action! — NVIDIA GeForce NOW (@NVIDIAGFN) October 1, 2025

Title: Pilots Wanted: Stream ‘Mecha BREAK’ on GeForce NOW Date: Thu, 25 Sep 2025 13:00:00 +0000 Link: https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/geforce-now-thursday-mecha-break/ Suit up and head for the cloud. Mecha BREAK, the popular third-person shooter, is now available to stream on GeForce NOW with NVIDIA DLSS 4 technology. Catch it this week as part of 10 new titles joining the nearly 5,000 games supported on GeForce NOW, in addition to Capcom’s Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy. This week, Alan Wake 2 and S.T.A.L.K.E.R 2: Heart of Chornobyl join the lineup of GeForce RTX 5080-ready titles, both already available on the service. Look for the “GeForce RTX 5080 Ready” row in the app or check out the full list. Plus, LG is celebrating being the first to offer OLED TVs that can stream GeForce NOW natively at 4K 120 frames per second, powered by the new GeForce RTX 5080 servers. To mark the occasion, LG is giving away 100 one-month GeForce NOW Ultimate membership codes for free. Head over to the r/LG_UserHub Reddit page to enter. Smashing Good Time Mecha BREAK is a multiplayer mech game where players can choose from diverse mechs, customize appearances and battle colossal war machines on treacherous terrain. The game pits pilots against each other in high-octane, team-based mech battles across vast, destructible arenas. Pick a Striker, master its unique abilities and outplay rivals in aerial and ground combat for pulse-pounding victory. Whether gearing up for 3v3, 6v6 or chaotic PvPvE matches, there’s a mech for every play style — from agile snipers to heavy frontline brutes. Mecha BREAK is now available for streaming on GeForce NOW, making it easy to jump into the action wherever, whenever. With DLSS 4, Ultimate members get to experience the crispest visuals and smoothest frame rates, all from the cloud. Hold It! No objections to the cloud here. In Capcom’s iconic Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy, players become Phoenix Wright and experience the thrill of battle in the fight to save their innocent clients in a court of law. Play all 14 episodes, spanning the first three games, in one gorgeous collection. Investigate crime scenes, gather evidence, cross-examine witnesses with razor-sharp wit and deliver iconic “Objection!” moments to uncover the truth. With a mix of quirky characters, twisting storylines and surprising humor, the trilogy captures everything fans love about the legendary courtroom adventure. On GeForce NOW, it’s never been easier to bring justice to the courtroom. Stream the Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy across devices instantly, with crisp visuals and smooth performance that lets every “Hold it!” land with dramatic flair. Whether gamers are on the go or settled in, the courtroom is always in session. In addition, members can look for the following: ENDLESS Legend 2 (New release on Steam and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass, Sept. 22) Renown (New release on Steam, Sept. 22) Baby Steps (New release on Steam, Sept. 23) Aztecs: The Last Sun (New release on Steam, Sept. 23) SWORN (New release on Xbox, available on PC Game Pass, Sept. 23) Lost Rift (New release on Steam, Sept. 25) CloverPit (New release on Steam, Sept. 26) Mecha BREAK (Steam) Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy (Steam) Predecessor (Steam) New GeForce RTX 5080-ready games: Alan Wake 2 (Epic Games Store) S.T.A.L.K.E.R 2: Heart of Chornobyl (Steam, Xbox, available on PC Game Pass) What are you planning to play this weekend? Let us know on X or in the comments below. Giveaway alert @LGGamingGlobal is celebrating being the world’s first OLED TVs to stream GeForce NOW natively at 4K 120 fps by giving away 100 one-month GeForce NOW Ultimate membership codes. Enter here https://t.co/Tdd9hxdp1t — NVIDIA GeForce NOW (@NVIDIAGFN) September 24, 2025

Title: Battlefield: Redsec, the new free-to-play Battle Royale launches today Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2025 15:00:17 +0000 Link: https://blog.playstation.com/2025/10/28/battlefield-redsec-the-new-free-to-play-battle-royale-launches-today/ Redsec is Battlefield’s first-ever free-to-play Battle Royale game, and it’s launching today. But it’s not just Battle Royale – this experience includes Gauntlet, a round-based elimination mode that samples from the franchise’s rich Multiplayer history, as well as Redsec’s Portal Community Creations, an ever-evolving sandbox from our community developers. However, your first steps into Redsec will more than likely come in the form of the Battle Royale Initiation playlist: Battle Royale initiation In BR Duos, eliminate hostels, track intel, and dodge the chemical ring on a condensed map. Battle Royale Initiation is built for new players as a low-stakes learning environment. In this variant, you and a squadmate can drop into a match with the following key differences: This version of Fort Lyndon is significantly smaller than its full version.  Players who can access this mode are limited to newer players. A 48-player maximum, inclusive of Bots. Your path towards victory will involve the following: Dropping in Choose your class Assault – The ultimate frontline fighter, skilled at punching through enemy defenses. Dominate close to mid-range encounters and limit the enemy’s ability to fight. Engineer – The battlefield’s leading vehicle and equipment technician. Execute repairs to keep allies combat effective, or strike hostile armor with force to break their attack. Support – The backbone of any combat unit for defense and sustained fighting. Heal and resupply friendly forces, while fortifying defensive positions to keep them protected. Recon – The perfect intelligence and counterintelligence operative. Neutralize targets from a distance, or infiltrate, gathering intel and disrupting hostile forces. You also get to choose a Sidearm, a small personal defense weapon that is great in a pinch, but is not meant to carry you through an entire match.  Next, get ready to parachute into Fort Lyndon. Either you or your duo will be labelled as the Squad Leader; when the Squad Leader calls for a jump, both of you will leap out of the infiltration plane. At any point, the non-Leader can break away from the formation and continue dropping on their own. However, we highly recommend that new players stay in formation. Your parachute will automatically deploy when you get close to the ground. Alternatively, you can manually deploy the parachute to delay landing in favor of a more intentional landing spot. Securing better weapons, ammo, and armor Scavenging for weapons, ammo, and armor become the tools for survival. These are all available through a variety of crates found in the map; look for giant rectangular boxes that are green (Common), red-and-black (Rare), or red with Class symbols (Class Chests). Look for vehicles that can be opened to contain more items, as well as locked vaults. Crates can also contain ammo, which is shared between all weapons in a given weapon category. While there are other ways to gain more ammo, like picking it off eliminated enemies or getting an Ammo Resupply Call-In, the easiest way to restock is to use the Support Class’ Supply Box. Completing Contracts Your primary mission in Battle Royale is to eliminate all enemies. Second are Contracts, objectives that can be accepted on your full map screen and reward powerful items. Whenever a Contract becomes available to choose, you will receive a prompt below the compass on your HUD. Avoiding the Circle of Death, respawning, and achieving victory The Circle of Death. One step into this area will near instantly down and eliminate you. Mind the red-shaded areas on your mini-map or heed the warnings on your HUD when it shows a red skull icon and a distance. In Battle Royale, death is not always finite. In the first few minutes of every match, you automatically get a Second Chance, redeploying immediately from the sky. If you don’t use your Second Chance, you get a sizable chunk of XP, which is great for ranking up and unlocking more Loadout items. Alternatively, Battle Royale includes Respawn Points where squad members can revive their allies. After activating a Respawn Point, stay within its radius for a short period of time to respawn all dead allies. If you are spectating from beyond, you are able to request a respawn. The last remaining Battle Royale squad wins the match.  Tips for Battle Royal survival and victory At the end of your Initiation journey, you should be ready to drop into Battle Royale. Stick to your initiation zones. Learning the backstreets, rooftops, and corridors can give you an advantage over other new players who may be unaware of the surroundings. Know your class. Remember to use everything your Class offers and ask a battle buddy with more experience to walk you through its basics. Work with your team. Battle Royale is about surviving as a squad; don’t stray too far from squadmates, be sure to share enemy locations and precious high-value items, and remember to revive them whenever it is clear to do so. Gauntlet – round-based elimination multiplayer In Gauntlet, eight squads of four players each go head-to-head in a series of special operations that push every squad to their limit. If you like traditional Multiplayer FPS experiences, then you’ll love Gauntlet. Gauntlet involves creating a custom loadout and pits squads against each other in a series of high-octane missions. Every mode includes a helpful in-game description and demonstration of how to play, including what actions score points for your squad. Failure to secure enough points results in elimination, while winning four modes in a Gauntlet match means victory. Here are three quick tips to get started in this pick-up-and-play experience: Watch the briefing. The small sequence before each operation gives a short demonstration of how it is played, as well as the points earned for each action.  Play the objective. Using what you learned in the briefing, focus on the actions that will score your team the most points. Communication is key. Use the ping system, voice chat and text chat to effectively plan and execute coordinated efforts, otherwise be prepared to be reassigned or get sent back to the start of the Gauntlet. See you in Fort Lyndon!

Title: Loulan: The Cursed Sand is coming to PS5 Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2025 03:01:28 +0000 Link: https://blog.playstation.com/2025/10/27/loulan-the-cursed-sand-is-coming-to-ps5/ Loulan: The Cursed Sand is an action RPG set along the ancient Silk Road in the Western Regions of China. You play as the Cursed Sand, a skeletal warrior wielding the power of sand and sets out to explore the lost kingdom of Loulan, battle mighty foes, and search for his beloved princess. Inspired by the archaeological discovery of the “Xiaohe Princess,” the story follows the Cursed Sand, a royal guard resurrected after death, as he embarks on a tragic journey to find the lost Princess of Loulan. For the protagonist, we drew inspiration from the Loulan mummies and the iconic desert sand of the Western Regions, creating a dual-form warrior: ​​ In Sand Form, golden sand wraps his body — a balanced fighter who wields the power of sand. Play Video When he unleashes the sand and forges a massive sand blade, he shifts into Bone Form — a powerful stance built for one-versus-many combat. On his journey, he will face powerful factions ranging from the Loulan royal family, who embody the power of the sun, to the frost-bound spiders of the Western Regions. ​​ We’ve reimagined iconic landscapes of the western region through a fantastical lens, from vast deserts to flowing rivers of sand. Loulan is supported by SIE as part of the China Hero Project. We are a 16-member cross-regional team, aiming to deliver a rich, ancient Loulan world and a unique, immersive gameplay experience. Our core team is made up of veteran gamers born in the ’80s and ’90s. We grew up playing action games and were deeply inspired by classics like the original God of War and arcade action games. Many of us have worked on action titles at studios in the U.S. and Japan, including Santa Monica Studio, FromSoftware, and PlatinumGames. We’re truly passionate about this genre and dedicated to pushing its boundaries. At the same time, we’ve always been fascinated by fantasy worlds inspired by the ancient Silk Road — especially the mysterious and radiant kingdom of Loulan, once a shining jewel along that route. With this project, we aim to bring the beauty and enigma of ancient Loulan to life through a retro top-down camera perspective. Our goal is to blend classic arcade-style combat with modern gameplay innovations — such as the unique interaction between the protagonist and his sandblade. We truly hope players will enjoy the experience.

Title:  (For Southeast Asia) PlayStation 11.11 Power Deals, starting on 31st October 2025 Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2025 08:26:07 +0000 Link: https://blog.playstation.com/2025/10/27/20251028-powerdeals/ We are excited to announce PlayStation 11.11 Power Deals promotion featuring discounts on PS5 Consoles, PS5 Peripherals and PS5 Games, from 31st October till 13th November 2025  Some of the highlight from 11.11 Power Deals are: PS5 Consoles (product availability varies by country): SGD 140 / MYR 480 / THB 3,600 / IDR 1,620,000 / VND 2,610,000 Off  PlayStation Portal: SGD 28 / MYR 90 / THB 700 / IDR 340,000 Off DualSense Wireless Controllers: SGD 20.10 / MYR 54 / THB 500 / IDR 250,000 / VND 310,000 off PULSE Explore Wireless Earbud: SGD 39 / MYR 130 / THB 1,000 / IDR 470,000 / VND 750,000 off Discounts on PS5 titles, such as Death Stranding 2: On The Beach, Astro Bot, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 and Stellar Blade Now is the best time to have PlayStation 5, especially to play blockbusters that have come out in 2025: Monster Hunter Wilds, Death Stranding 2: On The Beach, Ghost of Yōtei, Battlefield 6, as well as upcoming titles, like Resident Evil Requiem, SAROS, MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls and Marvel’s Wolverine.  The 11.11 Power Deals promotion will be available at participating retailers (https://www.playstation.com/local/retailers/) while supplies last.  NOTE: While stocks last. Promotional price shown is available on selected PlayStation products on offer at participating retailers. Actual price and product availability varies by retailer. 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Title: Halo: Campaign Evolved launches on PS5 in 2026  Date: Fri, 24 Oct 2025 20:45:02 +0000 Link: https://blog.playstation.com/2025/10/24/halo-campaign-evolved-launches-on-ps5-in-2026/ I’ve had the honor of working on Halo for nearly two decades, and I’ve been lucky to share so many incredible moments with players along the way. Today’s announcement is one I’ll never forget: Halo is coming to PlayStation. For nearly 25 years, Halo has offered players an epic sci-fi universe to explore, unforgettable characters to meet, and exhilarating gameplay to experience together. From large-scale battles to friendships formed over late-night co-op sessions, Halo has always been more than just a game – it’s about the players who’ve made it part of their lives.  From the beginning, we wanted to build a world with stories and experiences that bring people together. And now, for the first time, PS5 players will get to be part of that journey too. Play Video Back to the beginning  We’re going back to where it all began – the legendary campaign from Halo: Combat Evolved. This is the story that first introduced players to the Master Chief, a super-soldier leading humanity’s fight for survival, and Cortana, the AI who became his closest ally. It’s where we met the Covenant, an alien alliance waging war against humanity, and uncovered the mystery of the Halo ring – an ancient megastructure holding secrets that could change the fate of the galaxy. For some of you, it’ll be a chance to revisit a classic in a completely new light. For others, it’ll be the very first time setting foot on the ring and discovering what makes Halo unforgettable. View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image What to expect Halo: Campaign Evolved has been rebuilt from the ground up to honor the original while modernizing the experience. The full campaign returns with every mission enhanced through high-definition visuals and all-new cinematics. We’ve also evolved the gameplay experience itself with smoother controls and movement, as well as improved wayfinding and combat flow. The soundtrack has been fully remastered, while the sound design has been rebuilt to deliver a more immersive experience. Top: Halo: Combat Evolved (2001), Bottom: Halo: Campaign Evolved Combat feels sharper than ever, with nine additional weapons from across the series added to the arsenal. You’ll also find new challenges woven into the experience, including three brand-new prequel missions starring the Master Chief and Sgt. Johnson – a decorated Marine who’s been at Chief’s side since the beginning. These missions are set before the events of Halo: Combat Evolved and introduce new environments, gameplay, and characters. Vehicles remain a hallmark of Halo’s sandbox, and this time you’ll have even more freedom to wreak havoc. For the first time in Halo: CE, you can hijack enemy rides and even take control of the Covenant’s massive Wraith tank. And if you’re looking for a new challenge or just want to shake things up, the campaign includes the largest set of “Skulls” ever – optional modifiers that remix missions with randomized weapons, enemies, and environments for endless ways to play. Some Skulls push your limits, like one that disables your HUD entirely for a greater challenge, while others prove that not every fight has to be serious (yes, Grunt headshots still burst into confetti). Top: Halo: Combat Evolved (2001), Bottom: Halo: Campaign Evolved Better together What makes Halo special isn’t just the gameplay, it’s who you play it with. Bringing Halo to PlayStation means even more players can share in that experience. In Halo: Campaign Evolved, you can jump into four-player online co-op with friends or kick it old school with two-player couch co-op on your PlayStation- now with cross-play and cross-progression across console and PC. Play Video Looking ahead Halo: Campaign Evolved is coming in 2026, launching day and date on PlayStation 5. We’ll have more to share in the months ahead, but for now, you can wishlist today. As the Master Chief once said: “I think we’re just getting started.”

Title: Share of the Week: Ghost of Yōtei – Landscapes Date: Fri, 24 Oct 2025 16:00:02 +0000 Link: https://blog.playstation.com/2025/10/24/share-of-the-week-ghost-of-yotei-landscapes/ Last week, we asked you to share beautiful landscapes in Ghost of Yōtei using #PSshare #PSBlog. Here are this week’s highlights: ​​ ForgottenJasmin shares a forest of red-leaved trees framing a castle fortress SheikhSadi80 shares a sea cliffside view DeathStalker131 shares a mountain shrine view valeria_ame shares horses running past Mount Yōtei at sunset call_me_xavii shares Atsu strumming her shamisen in front of her home’s ginkgo tree Leumir4 shares a shrine and Mount Yotei framed by cherry blossoms Search #PSshare #PSBlog on X or Instagram to see more entries to this week’s theme, or be inspired by other great games featuring Photo Mode. Want to be featured in the next Share of the Week? THEME: SpookySUBMIT BY: 11:59 PM PT on October 29, 2025  Next week we’re ready for a fright. Share moments from the spooky game of your choice using #PSshare #PSBlog for a chance to be featured.  Need some inspiration? Explore PlayStation Plus October chills and thrills like Silent Hill 2, Alan Wake 2, Until Dawn, V Rising, and more.

Title: Ron Gilbert's new Death by Scrolling RPG about "never-ending grind" and "the absurdity of social media" is out now Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2025 13:11:26 +0000 Link: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/ron-gilberts-new-death-by-scrolling-rpg-about-never-ending-grind-and-the-absurdity-of-social-media-is-out-now For too long have you remembered Ron Gilbert as the peddler of point-and-click adventure game comedies like The Secret of Monkey Island, despite his long history of forays into other genres. From now on, you are only allowed to remember him as the purveyor of Dragon Quest-flavoured perpetual motion machines that satirise bureaucracy and precarity. I'm referring to Death By Scrolling, Gilbert's latest project with Terrible Toybox NZ and publishers MicroProse. MicroProse? This seems awfully intuitive for that brand. Barely a dial or a light-up acronym to be seen. Read more

Title: EA's big AI push is reportedly leading to staff concerns about "flawed code" and setting up your own layoff Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2025 13:09:55 +0000 Link: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/eas-big-ai-push-is-reportedly-leading-to-staff-concerns-about-flawed-code-and-setting-up-your-own-layoff Workers at soon to be under new ownership Electronic Arts are reportedly struggling with a push from management towards trying to use AI for "just about everything". That's according to a new report, which claims staff are concerned about the likes of code mistakes they'll then have to clean up and the tech being trained to replace them. Read more

Title: US immigration enforcers use Halo art to promote mass detention, while the White House and Gamestop swap Master Trump memes Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2025 12:04:26 +0000 Link: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/us-immigration-enforcers-use-halo-art-to-promote-mass-detention-while-the-white-house-and-gamestop-swap-master-trump-memes The USA's Immigration Customs Enforcement service, aka ICE, have started using imagery of Microsoft's sci-fi shooter Halo for recruitment posts on social media, even as Gamestop and the US administration indulge in some bantz characterising Donald Trump as Master Chief, and even as Microsoft attempt to flog a new Halo game. Read more

Title: Hollow Knight: Silksong devs Team Cherry try drafting in fans to sort translation woes with patch 4 beta update Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2025 11:39:59 +0000 Link: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/hollow-knight-silksong-devs-team-cherry-try-drafting-in-fans-to-sort-translation-woes-with-patch-4-beta-update Twice now Hollow Knight: Silksong devs Team Cherry have put out a Simplified Chinese translation of the Metroidvania, only for Chinese players to point out some stuff it does weirdly. Well, in their third crack at providing said translation, Team Cherry look to have gone the tried and trusted route, introducing a fan-made one people already like with the latest update to patch 4's ongoing Steam beta. As a quick recap, the Simplified Chinese translation Silksong offered at launch was flagged as being a bit Shakespearey, leading to mixed reviews of the game in the region. Team Cherry were quick to introduce a second translation in an attempt to rectify the issue, but that one ended up earning thumbs downs from players due to how it translated some place and character names. Read more

Title: Bully Online sees modders have another go at schoolyard multiplayer mayhem, arrives in paid early access this year Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2025 10:35:56 +0000 Link: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/bully-online-sees-modders-have-another-go-at-schoolyard-multiplayer-mayhem-arrives-in-paid-early-access-this-year Bully, Rockstar's classic boarding school Bart Simpson simulator, is about to have another massive multiplayer mod fired at it from a slingshot. The mod's dubbed Bully Online, stands atop the battered blazer of a previous attempt to let a bunch of folks play Bully together, and is set to arrive in paid early access this December. Read more