You can often get free rewards like cash and Lucky Tickets by using special codes. These are really helpful for building bigger habitats or trying out the game’s bonus features. Here’s a list of the newest Build a Zoo codes and instructions on how to use them, so you don’t miss out!
Embark’s shooter game recently got a wintry makeover with the ‘Cold Snap’ update, which introduced snowy environments as a temporary map feature. With the in-game event now over, the developers have shared a new infographic highlighting its key moments.
Okay, so Super Battle Golf is crazy fun! Forget waiting for your turn – up to eight of us can play at once, and it’s a total free-for-all to get to the hole. We’re not just trying to get a good score, we’re actively trying to mess up everyone else’s shots while we play! It throws all the usual golf rules out the window, which is awesome.
You can find the official video on Capcom’s YouTube channel.
In late 2025, the game ARC Raiders from Embark became popular on Twitch. This more relaxed take on the ‘extraction shooter’ genre—unlike the intense game Escape from Tarkov—quickly rose to the top of the platform, attracting a lot of players and viewers.
This week brings exciting news for fans of Game of Thrones! The new series, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, has launched and is receiving mostly good reviews.
Game codes are often offered as small gifts, like extra gems or items to help you improve your progress. If you’re interested in getting these freebies, here’s a list of the newest codes and how to use them.
Okay, so it looks like Jujutsu Kaisen Season 3 is kicking things off with a prep arc – basically setting the stage for a huge, deadly battle royale orchestrated by Kenjaku. It’s building up to throwing all our favorite characters right into the thick of it!
Called ‘The Final Battle,’ this LEGO creation brings the epic last fight from Ocarina of Time to life. It features a huge, brick-built Ganon with giant swords, as Link and Zelda fight to save Hyrule from the Demon King.
The Bone Temple is a fantastic horror film. As we noted in our five-star review, director Nia DaCosta successfully builds on the gritty, post-apocalyptic setting of the original while also bringing a new vision to the story.