Bigger than Red Dead Redemption 2? Crimson Desert challenges legends and promises scale that overwhelms

While the game world is vast, it’s the interactivity that truly sets it apart. The developers are aiming for a highly responsive environment where even small actions, like picking up an object, will have a noticeable impact. Players will take on the role of a mercenary named Kliff, and will be able to fight, create items, and even establish a home through a house-buying system.

Lords of the Fallen 2 devs have been accused of copying FromSoftware. „Indispensable evidence” in their defense failed to convince players

It’s more than just a resemblance – the new character design for Lords of the Fallen 2 is drawing criticism for appearing to copy a character from another game. The ‘Crescent Host,’ an enemy in the sequel, looks so similar to Wylder from Elden Ring: Nightreign that many are accusing the developers, CI Games, of plagiarism.

How to watch Xbox Developer Direct

2026 looks like it will be a great year for gamers! We’re eagerly awaiting highly anticipated titles like GTA 6 and Forza Horizon 6, and finally, Fable is expected to launch after being revealed back in 2020.

How to Make Funny Gaming Clips People Will Share

We all love those gaming moments that are so funny, you have to stop playing just to catch your breath. Funny clips aren’t about being skilled; they’re about capturing the surprising, silly, and often relatable things that happen while you play. The best gaming comedy usually comes from the unexpected – like a glitch at just the right (or wrong!) moment, wonky physics, or when a carefully planned strategy completely fails.

Miliastra Wonderland: Everything You Need to Know

Hey everyone, get hyped! Version 6.2 just dropped, and it’s totally transformed the game into a winter wonderland! It’s called the Miliastra Wonderland Snowveil Season, and honestly, there’s SO much to do. We’re talking tons of winter events, some cool new ways to play, and of course, a whole bunch of rewards to earn. It feels like a massive winter festival, and I think every kind of player is going to find something they love.

No Sleep For Kaname Date – From AI: The Somnium Files gets a new system trailer featuring PS5 footage

The mystery adventure game, No Sleep For Kaname Date – From AI: The Somnium Files, originally released on Nintendo Switch and PC last year, is coming to PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and Xbox Series X|S on February 26th. A physical copy for PS5 will be available for $39.99, the same price as the digital version. The PS4 and Xbox Series versions will only be available digitally. The Switch versions (both the Switch 2 Key Card and physical release) previously sold for $49.99. Fans can also purchase a special tote bag bundle with the PS5 version directly from the Spike Chunsoft store. A new trailer showcasing gameplay on the PS5 is available below, highlighting the game’s Investigation, Somnium, and Escape segments.

Disney+ to introduce TikTok-style vertical videos in 2026

I’m really excited because Disney+ – the place where you can watch Star Wars and The Incredibles – might start featuring my favorite TikTok creators soon! It’s cool to think they’re considering bringing TikTok stars to the platform.