Third-person action RPG Asterfel to launch open playtest for Steam on April 17

I recently stumbled across this cool new game called Asterfel! It’s an action RPG with a third-person perspective, and it’s giving me major vibes from the classic games I grew up with in the 2000s. It was announced last year for PC, and you can add it to your Steam wishlist right here. Mysteria Studio just dropped a new playtest trailer, which you can check out below, and their official website has all the details.

Netflix’s ‘The Eternaut’ Season 2 Finally Gets Release Update

Premiering last year, The Eternaut is a six-episode sci-fi series adapted from the acclaimed comic book by Héctor Germán Oesterheld and Francisco Solano López. Created and directed by Bruno Stagnaro, with writing contributions from Ariel Staltari, the show quickly became a streaming success. Following its near-perfect 96% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, it was renewed for a second season in May and is now one of the most anticipated sci-fi returns on the platform.

The Rookie Is Reclaiming Its Lost Glory By Going Back To Basics

As The Rookie continues, it’s taking bigger swings with its stories. While it hasn’t reached the iconic status of shows like Law & Order, NCIS, or 9-1-1 just yet, the series has established a strong base that could allow it to continue for many seasons. Season 8 started with a bold operation in Prague and featured several unique cases. However, as good as these complex storylines are, sometimes a simple, well-told case is the most impactful – and that’s exactly what “Tiger Bear” delivers.

Big Mistakes Season 1 Twist Ending Explained: What’s Next For Nicky & Morgan

The first season of Netflix’s crime-comedy, Big Mistakes, ends with a surprising twist and leaves Nicky (Dan Levy) and Morgan (Taylor Ortega) facing a new mystery. The series, from the creators of Schitt’s Creek, begins with the siblings trying to fulfill their mother Linda’s (Laurie Metcalf) wish to buy a necklace for their dying grandmother. What starts as a simple errand quickly spirals into something much bigger when a theft and kidnapping reveal the necklace—later buried with their grandmother—is far more valuable than they initially thought, leading to them being forced to work for criminals.

Final Fantasy IV is now available on Xbox Game Pass Premium and Ultimate

With an active Game Pass Ultimate or Premium subscription, you can now enjoy the first four Final Fantasy games on your console, PC, or through the cloud. You can find more details on the game’s store page. This news comes after the initial three games in the series were recently added to Game Pass.