Anima: Song From The Abyss from Anima Project launches 2027 for PS5, Xbox, and PC

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Anima: Song from the Abyss is the newest installment in the Anima series, continuing the story from Anima: Gate of Memories and its expansion, The Nameless Chronicles. Players can choose between two different characters to play as. Originally, the game was planned to release on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch, but it now appears those versions have been cancelled. You can watch a trailer with more information from the developers, Anima Project, below.

Turn-based tactical RPG Runesmith announced for PC release

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In Runesmith, you play as a dwarven blacksmith who crafts weapons, adds magical runes to them, hires adventurers, and pursues a powerful enemy who has wronged you. A trailer for the game was recently shown at Indie Quest 2026. You can watch the trailer, see new images, and read the official announcement from Terahard Studios below.

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The Commission announced its policy on the same day it approved KalshiEX’s BTCPERP contract, which is the first Bitcoin perpetual futures product available on an exchange regulated in the U.S. While the Kalshi approval was a first step, this new policy statement will determine how all other similar assets will be handled in the future.

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Crypto Giants Feast on Korean Exchange Pie: Who Gets the Last Slice?

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On a Friday that felt more like a Tuesday, Coinone announced its new bedfellows: Korea Investment & Securities, a brokerage firm with a taste for the traditional, and OKX Ventures, the globetrotting crypto cowboy. Together, they’ll be the third-largest stakeholders, sitting pretty behind Coinone’s CEO, Cha Myung-hoon, who’s still holding onto 30.36% like it’s the last bottle of whiskey in a dry town. Com2uS Holdings, with 24.54%, is the runner-up, though it’s hard to say if they’re cheering or crying.

KPop Demon Hunters Meets Avatar: The Last Airbender In Netflix’s 3-Part Fantasy Series

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Considering how loved both KPop Demon Hunters and Avatar: The Last Airbender are, it’s no wonder that a show blending their best qualities is also fantastic. That show is Trollhunters: Tales of Arcadia, a three-season animated series on Netflix. Like its inspirations, Trollhunters has earned a high score from audiences on Rotten Tomatoes, with a 96% approval rating.