Games

Reggie still loves video games and happily discusses them whenever he can, as he recently did in an interview with Christopher Dring from The Game Business.

Valorant has seen a lot of activity in the latter half of 2025, marking its fifth anniversary. Riot Games has released numerous updates to the five-on-five shooter, including significant redesigns of agents and maps. These changes have been extensive, impacting the entire roster of agents.

The next roster update for Madden 26 is expected to be released on Thursday, November 13th, 2025. It should become available just before the Patriots play the Jets on Thursday Night Football. While EA Sports usually releases updates around this time, the date could shift slightly.

Lumines hasn’t seen a major release in about ten years. The new game, Arise, adds a synesthetic element, but the basic gameplay remains the same. Blocks made up of four colored squares fall onto a grid. Your goal is to arrange these blocks so that squares of the same color touch, merging them into larger areas. Bigger merged areas mean higher scores.

This game features a man stuck in a time loop with a twist: each loop alters his abilities and identity. As you play, you retain memories and knowledge from previous loops, which unlocks new conversations and possibilities as the story progresses.

Interestingly enough, for a period, the game Lumines – a title released with the PlayStation Portable and made by Tetsuya Mizuguchi of Enhance – held that same reputation.

Even though 2026 is set to be the year of Grand Theft Auto 6, there are plenty of other games releasing in the next 12 months that are going to have plenty of intrigue around them. That includes Agefield High: Rock the School. 

Taiwan News reports that on November 3rd, a volunteer at the Keelung Museum of Art accidentally damaged an art installation. While checking the gallery during the “We Are Me” exhibition, the volunteer attempted to clean what they thought was a dusty mirror, but it was actually part of artist Chen Sung-chih’s piece, Inverted Syntax 16.

You might have noticed the term “Evo Baddies” appearing on Clash Royale forums and social media. It’s a catchy name with cool artwork, but it’s not part of any official Supercell update. Instead, Evo Baddies are a creative project entirely made by fans. They show what happens when players are passionate about the game and use that energy to build something new, proving just how imaginative and talented the Clash Royale community is.

Watching a skilled player like TCaptainX compete in Rebirth Ranked isn’t just fun—it’s a great way to learn how to improve your own game. Beyond the impressive skills and team victories, his stream teaches valuable lessons for any player. Having the best weapons and gear is helpful, but you also need the right attitude and plan to really succeed.