Starbites Steam demo launches today with PS5 and Switch demos coming soon

Currently, we don’t know if there will be a demo for Xbox Series X|S or Nintendo Switch 2. However, based on how similar releases usually work, the demo will likely be available on the original Nintendo Switch. This demo includes the game’s prologue, and your progress will transfer to the full game when it launches on May 21st. Starbites will be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC (Steam).

Hands-On Preview: Wilderdark is a New Dino Crisis-Inspired Survival Horror

We got a sneak peek at the game soon after its initial trailer, which sparked a lot of curiosity. Now, everyone can try out an early demo on Steam! After playing for over an hour, it’s clear this game isn’t just copying older titles. It’s built on those classic ideas, but creates something fresh and surprisingly engaging.

Rob Cesternino Remembers Getting in Trouble with Mike White

Rob Cesternino’s extensive network within reality TV, combined with his well-known confidence about Survivor, instantly made him a key player – and a target – on this season of The Traitors, despite not having competed on a show in nearly two decades. His quick elimination was a blow to his dedicated fanbase at RHAP, but Cesternino is still positive about his experience in Scotland and proud of popularizing the term ‘Survivor superfan’.

Kathy Hilton Wants to Work with Kyle Richards More

When she’s on TV, Hilton fully commits to a deliberately quirky and eccentric persona – fans find her humor delightfully odd, even when it doesn’t quite make sense. She famously mistook the phrase “Hunky-Dory” for a person (claiming it was a joke that Sutton Stracke missed), and once brought a bizarre collection of snacks and energy drinks to help her sleep. However, Hilton insists she’s aware of how she’s perceived. She acknowledges people think she’s a little crazy, but she doesn’t believe she’s unintelligent, and she’s okay with the way the show portrays her.

Ryan Serhant Is His Own Worst Enemy

After 15 seasons, Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles ended in 2021, suggesting Bravo is moving away from real estate TV. The genre has thrived on Netflix, though, starting with Selling Sunset. This success led to more real estate shows on the platform, including Mauricio Umansky (from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills) joining Buying Beverly Hills, and Ryan Serhant’s Owning Manhattan launching in 2024. Serhant’s show gives viewers an inside look at his growing real estate firm, and he believes it’s remarkably genuine. “Often, reality TV makes you question what’s real,” he explains. “But our shows are uncomfortably honest.” He even worried during the second season of Owning Manhattan that the show lacked a clear antagonist, until he realized, “I’m the villain.”

Jazzy Collins Scouts Reality TV Stars at the L.A. Whole Foods

In 2024, Ally Collins joined Dropout, a comedy streaming service led by Sam Reich. Dropout lets Collins cast a uniquely talented group of people – quirky, funny, and creative – that traditional TV channels and streaming services wouldn’t typically choose. She describes it as what she’d been looking for throughout her career in reality TV. At Dropout, she’s found performers who can transform a Dungeons & Dragons game into an improvised show for Dimension 20, share unusual stories on Crowd Control, and play hilariously strange characters – like aliens, zombies, and even sentient hot dogs – on Very Important People. It’s a completely new and exciting approach to unscripted casting, and Collins is perfectly suited to lead the way.