Front Mission 3: Remake is out now on PS5, PS4, Xbox, and PC

A free demo of Front Mission 3: Remake is now available on Steam, GOG, PlayStation, and Xbox. The game is currently 10% off for a limited time. Our review of the Nintendo Switch version described it as a somewhat incomplete experience, and we’ve also reported on changes made to the game’s artwork.

Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter gameplay trailer released

Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter is coming to PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, and PC (via Steam) worldwide this year. Clouded Leopard Entertainment, responsible for the Asian release, has shared the same trailer that was shown at Taipei Game Show 2026. You can watch the original Japanese trailer from Falcom and an English version from GungHo below – please be aware the English trailer contains spoilers and has a warning at the start.

Worldbreaker Review: An Emotional Sci-Fi Movie With No Payoff

Worldbreaker tells the story of a father and daughter struggling to survive after monstrous creatures emerge from underground and destroy much of the world, while their mother fights against the invasion. The story shares similarities with films like A Quiet Place and Logan, and while it effectively conveys emotional depth, it doesn’t quite build enough tension to fully engage the audience.

Crypto Black Friday: CZ Denies Binance, Markets Tremble

Changpeng “CZ” Zhao rejects the tale that Binance stirred the storm, insisting the October 10 sell-off, a monstrous mouthful that swallowed about 19 billion, was not a crime but a consequence-one of many mouths chewing at the market’s marrow. The day still gnaws at the nerves of the industry, shaping talk of risk and order.

Rock Springs Review: Kelly Marie Tran & Benedict Wong Anchor Quietly Devastating Horror Film

The movie unfolds in chapters, beginning with Gracie, a young girl who has become silent after her father’s death. The family struggles to connect, both due to their grief and the challenges of different cultures. Gracie’s grandmother, a Chinese immigrant who only speaks Mandarin, tries to help Gracie cope by teaching her traditional prayers for the deceased. Meanwhile, Gracie’s sister, Emily, is Vietnamese and was raised by white parents, adding another layer of disconnection. This fragmented family dynamic is reflected in the film’s storytelling, which shows events repeatedly from various characters’ points of view.