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The roguelike genre is incredibly inventive, and independent developers have built a strong fanbase over time. It’s become so popular that major game companies are now experimenting with the format. Some have added roguelike modes to existing games – like Prey: Mooncrash, God of War Ragnarok: Valhalla, and Hitman’s Freelancer mode. Others, such as Returnal and Elden Ring Nightreign, were designed from the start as large-scale, high-quality roguelike experiences.

This will be the first new Wolfenstein title since 2019, when both Wolfenstein: Youngblood and the VR game Wolfenstein: Cyberpilot came out.

Ankake Spa first released the game on physical CDs at the Comic Market 81 event in late December 2011. It’s an action RPG where you play as Konpaku Youmu and battle against Hakurei Reimu, the main character from the Touhou series.

This launch builds on Burger King’s Whopper By You program, which started in 2025. The program lets customers share their own Whopper creations with the possibility of having them featured on the national menu.

Both Klawf and Dhelmise are now available in the game, but it’s easiest to find them during the current Pinch Perfect event. Here’s how to catch both, including the shiny version of Dhelmise, before the event is over.

I’m really excited about this new indie RPG! From what I’ve read, it sounds like you’ll have total freedom to build your perfect party. You can create adventurers from scratch, not just picking their race and class, but actually choosing how they sound and even using your own artwork for their portraits! And the best part? It looks like we won’t be forced down a specific path – we can tackle the dungeons in whatever order we want. It’s going to be amazing!

The latest edition of Madden NFL predicts the Los Angeles Rams will win against the Carolina Panthers in the Wild Card Round, with a score of 27-17.

This game is the follow-up to Dungeon Antiqua, which came out in October 2024. The original game had a retro style reminiscent of the NES, but this sequel updates that look and sound to match the SNES. Like the first game, it’s packaged as a file that can be played on handheld consoles.

You don’t need any special extraction tools for the ‘Eyes in the Sky’ mission, meaning you can use any loadout you prefer for the Dam Battlegrounds and Spaceport areas. But, to reach the right location in Buried City, you’ll need a zipline, so make sure you equip one before heading there.

Since you don’t need to collect any items or worry about gear in What We Left Behind, feel free to start with an empty loadout to keep your good items safe. However, if you prefer, you can always bring your best equipment and be prepared for combat.