Doki Doki Literature Club started as a free game that seemed like a lighthearted anime dating sim where you join a school’s literature club, write poetry, and get to know the other members. But it doesn’t stay that way for long – the game quickly transforms into a psychological horror experience dealing with difficult topics like mental health and trauma.
The latest update for Crimson Desert adds several features, including the ability to refight bosses, a revamped blocking system, expanded storage, new character outfits, and fresh skills for Damiane and Oongka. You can find full details in the recent developer update. If you’re curious about the game, check out Scott’s review, which is currently in progress. Crimson Desert is available now on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC (Steam). For helpful tips and strategies, see our Crimson Desert guides.
Watching online videos is often interrupted by ads, so many platforms now offer subscription plans to remove them. YouTube is one of these, and its YouTube Premium service is a favorite among frequent viewers.
The beloved sitcom Malcolm in the Middle has returned with a brand new four-part series, now available on Hulu (and Disney+ in the UK).
As we mentioned in our Season 5 review, Homelander remains the most compelling villain on television. Over almost seven years, the character has become increasingly erratic, and Antony Starr’s portrayal has consistently been excellent.
While skill and knowing when to act are key to winning, some characters definitely have an advantage due to being more powerful.
The blog post explains that most players of Dune: Awakening (over 80%) focused solely on the game’s player-versus-environment content. Adding player-versus-player combat in the Deep Desert update didn’t quite match the developers’ original vision. Besides these gameplay aspects, Funcom also detailed what players need to know about setting up private servers.
So, I’m really excited about Honor of Kings: World! It’s basically a multiplayer action RPG built on the super popular mobile game, Honor of Kings. I saw some trailers at Gamescom and GDC last year, and it looks awesome. They’re starting an alpha test soon, and I’m hoping to get in! It’s going to be available in a few countries – North America, Europe, and parts of Southeast Asia – if you want to check out the official website for more details.
The development team cites ‘more time to polish their world’ as the reason for the delay.
A special new kind of stationery from Japan is becoming popular on social media, even though it was first made in 2021. Instead of using a typical pen, you can now take notes with what feels like a tiny, living creature in your hand!