Battlefield 6 is generally being praised as a step in the right direction for the series, but some early problems have emerged. Many players are frustrated with the slow rate of experience (XP) gain, which makes unlocking new weapons, equipment, and upgrades feel like a tedious process.
I’ve been having a blast with *Escape from Duckov*! It’s basically a funny take on *Escape from Tarkov*, which everyone seems to love – seriously, 94% of the reviews are positive! But a lot of us players are hoping they add a multiplayer mode, because that’s the one thing that seems to be missing right now.
If you enjoyed the beautiful locations in the series *My Fault*, you might be curious about where it was filmed. Here’s a quick guide to the places the film crew traveled to bring the story to life.
It’s fantastic that so many games are now available on various platforms, ensuring everyone can enjoy them. Sometimes, smaller independent games delay releasing versions for other consoles due to various challenges. Since Escape From Duckov has already launched successfully on Steam, fans are hopeful that PlayStation 5, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch versions will follow, and that seems reasonable.
You can now pre-order the standard edition of Drova: Forsaken Kin! Pre-orders are open until November 16th at 11:59 PM Eastern Time. This edition costs $39.99 and includes a booklet.
The Keyhouse Compendium includes the core story of Locke & Key, but there are a few extra books to fully expand the experience. These aren’t essential to the main plot, but fans of the series will likely enjoy them. The newest addition is Locke & Key: The Golden Age, a 232-page hardcover that tells the story of the Locke family’s ancestors in the early 1900s. Right now, Amazon has a sale on it for $21.43, down from $30.
The new trailer, which is less than a minute long, shows both gameplay footage and story cut-scenes. If you’re interested, you can read my preview of the game here – it highlights how well the game plays on portable devices. You’ll find the trailer and more information from publisher Don’t Nod and developer Tiny Bull Studios below.
The new update is available now on all platforms, and Marvelous has released two screenshots to show it off. It adds two new bosses, Lapis Lacrima RT: Ω and Cybele RT: Ω, and lets you battle the event boss Zeruchroar anytime in the Rematch Simulator. This follows a previous update that included gyro support for PS5 and Switch 2, which you can read about here.
You can now pre-order ‘The Black Phone 2’ on Blu-ray and 4K Blu-ray at Walmart. A special Limited Edition Steelbook is available for $44.25, while the standard 4K Blu-ray costs $32.75 and the 1080p Blu-ray is $30. Universal is also releasing a 2-movie collection of both ‘Black Phone’ films on 4K Blu-ray for $52.75, which is cheaper than buying each movie individually.
Berserk: The Golden Age is the second anime adaptation of the popular manga’s Golden Age arc, following a previous series from 1997. This version aims to be a more accurate retelling of the story. It was originally released as a trilogy of films, then later compiled into a 13-episode anime series – and that’s what you’ll find on the Memorial Edition Blu-ray. While the story is closer to the manga, opinions varied on the animation style, which combines classic 2D with 3D computer graphics. Despite this, both the films and the original series were generally well-received, and this Blu-ray is a great way to enjoy one of the best story arcs in the fantasy genre.