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The anime Sekiro: No Defeat will premiere in Japan with a three-week run in theaters.

I was thrilled to be one of the first to play Monster Hunter Outlanders before it officially launched. As a longtime fan, I’d been eagerly anticipating my time in Aesoland, and honestly, each time I finished playing, I was genuinely surprised and happy – though I did have one small concern, which I’ll explain later.

Kintsugi Perfumes’ new fragrance, priced at €155.99 (around $183), tries to capture the feeling of the game’s era through its scent. It uses a blend of apple, herbs, chamomile, and elderflower to create a unique aroma inspired by the potions you can make in the game.

Most of the trophies and achievements in Wuchang: Fallen Feathers are earned by defeating the game’s bosses hidden within Shu. Beyond that, you can also unlock them by collecting all weapons, fully upgrading your Manna Vase, and discovering all four possible endings. Here’s a breakdown of everything you’ll need to do in the game, set during the Ming Dynasty:

As a huge fan, I have to say FromSoftware and George R.R. Martin have built something truly special. The world they’ve created is epic and beautiful, with a history and characters that feel incredibly deep. It’s not just told to you through cutscenes; you uncover the story by exploring, looking at the buildings around you, reading item descriptions, and even just watching how characters behave. Every corner of The Lands Between feels like it holds a secret, and you can really lose yourself digging into its rich past if you want to. It’s a world that rewards curiosity, and I’m loving discovering all its hidden truths!

Although it’s not as large as the sequel many fans were hoping for after the Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree expansion, this project is remarkably creative – and it’s something even a major game studio would be proud to create, especially considering it’s completely free to download and play.

Despite tough competition in 2025, KCD2 was a critically acclaimed game. Following its success, players started discussing what they’d like to see in a sequel to Kingdom Come: Deliverance. However, some fans are hoping the studio, Warhorse, will create something different. While it’s unknown what they’re currently developing, there’s a possibility it could be the long-awaited Lord of the Rings game.

The game lost nearly half its player base in a single week, a very worrying sign for a game meant to be played solo, and numbers continued to decline after that. It was a major failure, ultimately causing the game’s developer, Leenzee Games, to close down when employees didn’t want to switch to working as an outsourced team. This left the future of Wuchang: Fallen Feathers uncertain.

According to a statement from the STJV, the game studio will close down within weeks, leaving 71 employees without jobs. While the official reason given is a lack of profit and no offers to buy the studio, the STJV believes this is actually the result of intentional actions by Nacon and mismanagement by both Nacon and Spiders.

Okay, gamers, great news! Wuchang: Fallen Feathers is hitting PS5 on May 5th! It’s included with all PlayStation Plus tiers, but you’ll need to add it to your library to play it while your subscription is active. If you already own the main game, or are thinking of getting it, you can find details on the DLC and upgrading to the Deluxe Edition here. Want to know if it’s worth your time? Check out Josh’s full review here, and I’ve also shared my thoughts on the Steam version, playing it on the Steam Deck and ROG Ally, right here. Plus, Nine Sols is also dropping on both PS5 and PS4 on the same day!