EA has confirmed that Anthem will no longer be playable after July 2025. Players have about six months to revisit the game and use any remaining in-game credits. While Eurogamer is investigating, it doesn’t seem likely there will be a special event to mark the game’s shutdown.
SteamDB data reveals that the open-world game published by Ubisoft reached a new high this week, with 15,283 players. This is an increase from its previous peak of 12,496 players, which occurred last month around the time the movie Avatar: Fire and Ash was released on December 19th.
During a recent earnings discussion, Lionsgate’s Adam Fogelson stated that the company is seeing more opportunities to develop high-quality video games based on its popular movies and franchises. He specifically highlighted the John Wick and Saw series as potential game adaptations.
Even now, years after the game first came out, people are still talking about some of its biggest mysteries. Players debate whether the incredibly rare, supposedly uncatchable channel catfish is truly impossible to find—or if someone just hasn’t discovered the trick yet. They also wonder if the mysterious character Gavin is real, and if Princess Isabeau Katharina Zinsmeister is still hidden somewhere on the map.
The new movie plunges Pandora into a full-scale war. The Resources Development Administration begins using increasingly aggressive methods to attack Jake Sully, Sam Worthington, and his family as they fight to protect their planet from colonization. To gain an edge, Colonel Quaritch teams up with Varang, the leader of the Ash people, and exploits their fierce and fiery temperament against the other Na’vi clans.
The game begins with players at home, but you’ll quickly want to explore the world and find a car. Many players struggle to start their first vehicle, so we’ve created this guide to help you get on the road!
Twitch has quickly become a launching pad for many new online personalities. But even with all the fresh faces, plenty of original streamers—those who’ve been around since the early days of Justin.TV—are still thriving on the Amazon-owned platform.
We recently had a chance to play the next Code Vein game during The Game Awards, and we were really impressed. The combat feels much smoother, and the new way they handle summoning is a fresh take on a familiar idea. But the biggest surprise was the story – it’s genuinely moving. The first Code Vein was good, but this sequel suggests the series has truly found its footing.
Variety reports that Danny Ramirez, who appeared in Season 2, won’t be back for Season 3 because of scheduling issues. The show will be finding a new actor to play his part, but it’s currently unknown who that will be.
We recently got to play a two-hour demo of the game on a standard PlayStation 5, around the same time as The Game Awards. The demo included the beginning of the game, a section later on, and two boss battles, both of which we really liked. A big reason for this was the improved character customization. The game still uses Blood Codes, but they’ve been updated to give you more freedom in how you build your character. Now, you can use any weapon with any Blood Code, though some combinations will naturally be more effective than others based on their stats.