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The English announcement briefly mentioned that the Deluxe and Ultimate Editions of the game will let players access the Death Game Mode early. However, the Japanese announcement clarified that this mode features true permadeath – meaning if your character dies in the game, your save file will be permanently deleted, just like in the original light novels the game is based on. This happens the moment your character runs out of health and ‘collapses’.

Meg’s Monster is out now on Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC (through Steam). A free-to-play version for iOS and Android devices is coming soon, and will include ads. Players can optionally pay to remove the ads and get special perks to support the game’s developers. Although an official release date hasn’t been confirmed beyond May, the App Store lists May 7th as the release date. You can pre-register for the mobile version on iOS and Android. For more information, including details about the game’s 3rd anniversary, visit the official website.

Ruiner 2 is the follow-up to the fast-paced shooter, Ruiner, returning players to the city of Rengkok. You can add it to your Steam wishlist now. Check out the announcement trailer, screenshots, and other details from Reikon Games below.

The new trailer for Onimusha: Way of the Sword gives a look at the game’s setting in Kyoto during the early Edo period, as well as its combat system. The game is currently being developed for release on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC via Steam in 2026.

Okay, so there’s a little catch with the new release date. I was watching the Japanese Capcom Spotlight, and it ended with a slightly different screen than what we saw elsewhere. It looks like the PS5, Xbox Series X, and Steam versions are all now launching on April 17th, which is great! But the Nintendo Switch 2 version in Japan is still scheduled for the original date of April 24th. So, it seems like the delay doesn’t affect the Switch version over there.

The Necrobinder is one of the newest character classes available. This class lets you summon a skeletal companion to fight alongside you, absorbing damage and attacking enemies. It’s a really strong class – Mega Crit has done a fantastic job balancing it, and it can be incredibly effective when played well!

Okay, so a lot of the characters they’ve shown off are actually returning faces, which is awesome! I recognize Karulau and Touka – they were in the original Utawarerumono trilogy, though that story actually happens after this game, which is kinda weird. And Shunya’s little buddy, Haru, the talking plushie, is back from Monochrome Mobius! I loved that game, so I’m super happy to see him again.

Marathon’s official launch was on March 5, 2026, one week after the Server Slam. Players can now fully explore the game, learning the skills of many different Runners, finding powerful weapons, and mastering diverse maps.

Dream Islands are a cool feature in the game that let you explore new places and find items you can’t get where you start. But getting to these islands isn’t easy – you’ll need to hunt down Pokédolls hidden around your current island first.

Finding all the Pokémon in the game isn’t simple. Some need special habitats built to attract them, while others are cleverly hidden. For example, you’ll have to explore caves to find and rescue Pokémon like Onix.