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REVIEW: “Miroirs No. 3” (2026)

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As a big fan of Christian Petzold, I’ve come to expect a certain magic from his films. He has this incredible ability to tell stories that feel completely real, almost documentary-like, but then layer in these classic movie tropes in a really clever way. “Miroirs No. 3” is no different – it’s another deeply moving and surprisingly ambiguous film with a lot going on beneath the surface. Usually, his movies have a strong political message, but this time around, he’s focused on a family drama, and he handles it with that same precise, no-fuss style he’s known for.

Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy is now available on iOS and Android

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Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy, a 3-versus-3 team battle game, is now available on iOS and Android with a special login bonus event. Keep in mind that it’s not available in all countries. Our hands-on preview is available to read, and you can also check out the game’s soundtrack if you’re interested.

Best Puzzle Games Games Forgotten by Time

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As a huge puzzle game fan, I remember so many titles that were amazing back in the day. A lot of them are still fun to look back on as classics, but honestly, most people have totally forgotten about them now. I thought it would be cool to revisit some of the very best that time has sadly left behind.

Pokemon Champions releases on April 8 for Nintendo Switch and Switch 2

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The game itself is free to play, but a Starter Pack will also be available offering benefits like extra storage for your Pokémon and an additional battle theme song. Players on the Switch 2 will receive a free upgrade that improves the game’s graphics. The Pokémon Company has also shared details about how the game connects with Pokémon Home, along with a new trailer – you can find everything below.

Reimagined MMORPG EverQuest Legends set to launch for PC in July 2026

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Both EverQuest (1999) and EverQuest II (2004) are still played and receive updates, but they’ve changed a lot over the past 27 years. EverQuest Legends is designed to recapture the original game’s look and feel, offering a more relaxed experience with new features. Players can enjoy it on their own or with a small group of friends.

Fantasy Life Review: This Heartfelt Comedy Can’t Get Out Of Its Own Way

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Okay, so the initial promise of this film quickly fades. Our lead, Sam, kind of gets lost in the shuffle as Amanda Peet’s character, Dianne, takes over, and while her energy is a breath of fresh air, it shifts the whole vibe. Honestly, it felt like the director pulled back a bit too, and the movie ended up feeling disjointed – a series of funny or interesting scenes that never quite gel into a satisfying whole. Peet’s performance is definitely the strongest part of Fantasy Life and honestly the main reason to check it out, but whether it’s enough to make the whole experience worthwhile? That’s really up to you.