Clash Royale players are excitedly trying to figure out a new update after Supercell released a teaser image for Level 16. The shadowy figure in the image has everyone speculating, but many believe it hints at a buff for the Mini P.E.K.K.A., a popular but fragile character in the game.
Starting today, November 20th, Conquest matches will have more tickets available – the number has increased from 1,000 to 1,200. The developers made this change based on player feedback, as well as data on things like win rates, game balance, and how well different strategies were working.
Prologue puts you in the middle of a constantly changing world. Each time you play, the map is different, and even the weather shifts, forcing you to adapt to survive. You’ll need to manage your thirst, hunger, and temperature as you try to reach a weather tower. There are multiple ways to achieve your goal, but many ways to fail, so careful choices are key.
There are three ways to get the Panacea Fan:
As of today, the game hasn’t been released in English, but the South Korean developers have announced they’ll share the release date for the global version next week, on November 26th.
The 4-hour chart, that most tedious of timeframes, reveals a bullish divergence so subtle it could be mistaken for a yawn. Lower lows in price, higher lows in RSI-how thrilling! Analyst Chad, ever the optimist, claims this follows an extended stretch of weakness that sent the token tumbling from $0.15 to $0.13. One must commend the RSI for outpacing the price in its descent, proving even downtrends have their own momentum. 📉✨
At a ScreenRant panel during Motor City Comic Con 2025, Alan Tudyk—a star in the new DC Universe—was asked about his various roles in James Gunn’s franchise, especially his animated characters, and when he might reprise them in live-action. Tudyk, who voices Gary in Superman and played multiple characters—Doctor Phosphorus, Will Magnus, and Clayface—in Creature Commandos, simply replied, “I don’t know. He’s got so much going on.”
Some gaming moments are just hilariously chaotic, and ZLANER’s clip, “A Chain of Betrayals,” is a prime example. It’s more than just skillful playing—it’s a wild ride of shifting alliances, confusion, and genuine emotion that any gamer will recognize. The video perfectly captures that feeling when a team game falls apart, turning into a chaotic scramble where everyone is out for themselves. ZLANER’s shocked reaction—”Going on betrayal after betrayal. This is insane, bro!”—sums up the escalating craziness that makes the clip so captivating.
This is likely a completely new game in the series, as it’s being developed by Ubisoft Quebec, the team that just released Shadows. We can rule out Assassin’s Creed: Hexe, though, since that one is being made by Ubisoft Montreal – the studio behind popular titles like Valhalla, Origins, and Black Flag.
People are really interested in this project, largely because it was made by Brendan Greene, who is famous for creating PUBG: Battlegrounds.