Games

Okay, so I just finished *Little Nightmares III*, and honestly, it’s a bit of a letdown. It *looks* amazing, super creepy and atmospheric like you’d expect, and it *feels* like a *Little Nightmares* game, which isn’t necessarily bad. But it doesn’t really do anything new. It’s got all the same strengths, but also the same problems as the previous games, and I was hoping for something that would really push the series forward. It’s beautiful, but a little too safe for its own good.

When Stranger Things first appeared on Netflix nearly ten years ago in 2016, the streaming service probably didn’t realize it would become such a huge hit. Now, the show is wrapping up with its final season, as the characters from Hawkins try to finally defeat Vecna and close the door on the dangerous world of the Upside Down.

So, OpenAI finally let us play with Sora – their new AI video generator – at the end of September, along with Sora 2. It’s still invite-only right now, kind of like TikTok, but seriously, tons of videos made with it are already blowing up everywhere. It’s pretty wild to see what people are creating!

Megabonk has been a huge hit since its launch, selling over a million copies in the first two weeks. Players are constantly exploring the game to discover its powerful weapons, interesting characters, and collect valuable Tomes and Items.

According to an official statement, the incident wasn’t a direct hack of Discord itself. Instead, a hacker gained access to one of Discord’s partners and appeared to be attempting to extort the company, possibly through ransom or blackmail.

A Digital Limited Edition of *Ys vs. Trails in the Sky* will be available on Steam until October 17th, including the game’s music files and a digital art book. For those unfamiliar, *Ys vs. Trails in the Sky: Alternative Saga* is a fighting game that first launched in Japan for the PlayStation Portable in 2010. Now, it’s coming to consoles and PC digitally this Friday! A physical version for consoles is also planned through Limited Run Games.

The second season of Peacemaker has been a wild ride for the main character, Christopher Smith. He unexpectedly found an alternate Earth where his father and brother are still living, but quickly discovered a dark truth: in that world, the Nazis won World War II, turning America into a country ruled by hate.

Twenty-two years after the original film became a success, a sequel arrived in theaters, bringing back Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan as their iconic characters. This time, the story sees them swapping bodies again, but the magical curse impacts their children as well, making things much more complex.

There aren’t many pirate treasures to find – just five. You’ll discover one on each of the game’s main levels.

Connell, the creator of *Ghost of Tsushima*, explained why they removed question marks from the game’s map. He prefers open-world games that allow players to explore freely and decide where to go, feeling that *Tsushima* didn’t quite achieve that level of freedom. He described finding the right balance between a story-driven game and an open world as “a very complex challenge.”