This is what Ubisoft’s new shooter is supposed to look like. Huge scale, Unreal Engine 5 and focus on multiplayer

I’ve been following the news about Ubisoft’s upcoming games, and I remember reading an article by Tom Henderson earlier this year mentioning a project called Project Scout. He said it was likely going to be a Battle Royale, and a big inspiration was Apex Legends. Well, now someone claiming to have actually seen gameplay – a user named Shiny77 – is sharing some more details, which is really exciting!

CD Projekt’s CEO was afraid that players wouldn’t understand The Witcher 3. Then came unexpected help

Honestly, dark fantasy is everywhere these days. It feels like a huge part of what’s popular in fantasy games right now. It’s not just a ton of games trying to be the next Dark Souls or based on Warhammer; there are loads of completely original worlds going for that darker vibe too. And don’t even get me started on all the game adaptations of books and other stuff – some are great, but a lot… well, they don’t quite hit the mark.

Who will win Physical: Asia? Footage analysis sparks new theory

I was totally hooked by ‘Physical: 100’ when it first came to Netflix in 2023, and Season 2 last year was just as amazing! It’s a Korean reality show where 100 athletes – all different ages, body types, and genders – compete in seriously tough challenges for a big cash prize. It’s wild to watch!

PokePark Kanto Gets Grand Opening Date, And It’s Not Far Away

Tickets for the new Pokemon theme park will be available starting November 21st at 1 AM Pacific Time / 4 AM Eastern Time. Called PokePark Kanto, this will be the first permanent outdoor Pokemon attraction, covering a large area of 26,000 square meters at Yomiuriland. The park is divided into two main sections: Pokemon Forest and Sedge Town.

Black Panther 3 title rumor explained & everything we know

Director Ryan Coogler faced the incredibly difficult challenge of continuing the Black Panther series after the heartbreaking loss of Chadwick Boseman, who passed away from colon cancer in 2020. Instead of finding a new actor to play King T’Challa, Marvel made the decision to have the character die at the beginning of the 2022 film, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.