Indiana Jones And The Great Circle Is The Real Successor To The Last Crusade

Indiana Jones is a beloved adventure series from the 1980s. The first three movies, created by Steven Spielberg and George Lucas, are considered classics, just like their earlier hits, Jaws and Star Wars, and remain enjoyable to watch today. While the newer films, The Crystal Skull and The Dial of Destiny, don’t quite reach the same level of quality, the game Indiana Jones and The Great Circle successfully captures the spirit of the original trilogy. It feels like a worthy continuation of that iconic series.

Medieval Life Sim Adds Free Update That Includes Visible Pregnancy And More

Pregnancy and having children were already part of the game, but the recent update made it more realistic. Now you’ll see visibly pregnant characters, new animations, and related conversations. Being pregnant and raising a child also gives players a boost in productivity. A unique feature is that players can continue playing as their children after their original character dies. Also, characters will stop working during the later stages of their pregnancy.

Thieves steal $100,000 worth of Pokemon & sports cards from California store

On December 2nd, KTLA5 reported that three robbers broke into LA Sports Cards in Burbank. They forced open the door with a crowbar and used a saw to get through a metal gate. Once inside, security cameras recorded them filling bags with various trading cards, and in the process, they damaged display cases to reach them.

Leon Kennedy returns in Resident Evil Requiem after surprise cover art leak

On December 9th, as the standard edition became available for pre-download on PlayStation 5, players noticed updated cover art. The new artwork features Leon S. Kennedy standing in the rain, looking older and more rugged, with the longer hair and tougher appearance he’s had in recent Resident Evil games.

ARC Raiders Gameplay: Your Guide to Surviving Raids

ARC Raiders puts you in a world where your choices have real consequences, and players are especially captivated by the solo gameplay. It’s not just a typical shooting game; it’s a gripping, strategic fight for survival that feels intensely personal. The game expertly balances risk and reward, delivering an exciting experience that makes you want to play again and again. The key to its appeal? The thrill of tackling challenges on your own and well-designed systems that make each victory satisfying.

Detonate codes (December 2025)

One thing I really like about this game is you don’t have to worry about collecting a ton of stuff. Instead of hoarding resources, you mostly get ‘Spins’ – basically chances to unlock different powers. And honestly, those powers can totally make or break a playthrough, depending on how rare they are!