The details of the financial agreement haven’t been made public. However, March of Giants, which recently started early testing on PC, will still be developed by Ubisoft. Amazon will help promote the game on Twitch.
If you play the Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade demo, you’ll be able to transfer your progress to the full game when it launches on Switch 2 and Xbox. The game will recognize your demo save and reward you with bonus items. The Xbox demo is available on consoles, PCs, and handheld devices through the Play Anywhere feature. You can download the demo now on Switch 2 (currently available on the console, with a web version coming soon) and on Xbox. The demo file size is 7.9GB on the Nintendo Switch 2.
You can find the new Winter Update trailer, along with more information and screenshots, courtesy of Paradox Interactive, in the links below.
The first part of the Daima DLC became available in July 2025. The complete Daima DLC pack, which includes both Part 1 and the soon-to-be-released Part 2, costs $34.99.
This new game is the latest Asian English version of Hyperdimension Neptunia to come to the Nintendo Switch, following the release of Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth 3: V Generation on October 30th. Unfortunately, previous Neptunia games haven’t been released in North America or Europe because they didn’t meet Nintendo’s content guidelines.
Despite a year full of great gaming moments, some fantastic titles didn’t get the attention they deserved. While it’s tough to be an overlooked gem, there’s a special satisfaction in being discovered by those who appreciate it.
Currently, the only bonus for preordering the game is the Zero Suit Mark skin, which comes with the digital Standard and Deluxe Editions on both PC and consoles. If you buy a physical copy of the game for PS5 or Xbox Series X, you’ll receive exclusive physical items that aren’t available in the digital versions, but you won’t get the Zero Suit Mark skin.
Man, the wait for Hollow Knight: Silksong has been brutal. It started as just a little extra content for the first game, but when they announced it back in 2019, I don’t think anyone expected it to take this long. We’ve been waiting six years now, and honestly, the silence from the developers became a joke within the community. It’s been years of just… waiting and hoping for any news!
Towards the end of 2025, many creators on the platform began raising concerns about errors in how AI was being used to enforce rules.
TopMob gave Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle a 9 out of 10. It’s a surprisingly successful tactical strategy game – the combination of Super Mario and Ubisoft’s quirky Rabbids shouldn’t work, but it does! The game boasts excellent level design and a satisfying turn-based system, and the interactions between the Mario characters and the Rabbids dressed as them are genuinely funny and enjoyable.