So, the Digimon RPG is getting a ton more content, which is awesome! They just dropped the first DLC, ‘Alternate Dimension,’ and alongside that, they gave us a free update with some cool stuff from the Digimon Beatbreak anime. But that’s not all – there are still two more DLC packs planned as part of the Season Pass, so I’m really excited to see what else they add to the game!
A new framework leverages graph neural networks to adaptively identify malicious activity within cloud-based Identity and Access Management systems.
The story quickly fills us in on the past through a combination of narration and dialogue. We learn details from a voiceover by Julian Simons (Matthew Maher), who wrote a magazine article about Tiff and her fellow supermodels—whom he called the Glamazons—and from a conversation between Tiff and Madison Fortune. Apparently, they were close friends and rivals back in 2000 when they appeared on the cover of Dress Up magazine. Their relationship, and Tiff’s career, took a turn when Tiff lost half her vision and her confidence in an unsolved attack, leaving us to wonder what could have been.
While details are still limited, the announcement confirms that The Imperial Palace will be the next big addition to Where Winds Meet, which has quickly become popular since its release. The game recently reached nine million players in just two weeks and is getting several updates, including a new area to explore, more challenging bosses, a large-scale raid activity, and a difficult sword challenge for experienced players.
The latest gameplay trailer reveals Highguard is similar to Apex Legends in its hero-based team play, but focuses on completing objectives in raids rather than the last-player-standing battle royale format. The game’s story and world are also unique, blending high fantasy elements like magic, horses, and companions with a futuristic, sci-fi style for character powers and weapons.
Lots of new games are offering fresh stories and innovative ways to play, but one upcoming title, expected in 2026, will combine two well-loved game types within a familiar world.
Larian Studios says you don’t need to have played previous Divinity games to enjoy the new one, but fans of Divinity: Original Sin and Divinity: Original Sin 2 will find deeper connections and a more rewarding experience.
I’m so hyped for Control Resonant! You play as Dylan Faden, Jesse Faden’s brother, and the FBC sends him in to deal with a brand new, weird situation happening in Manhattan. The trailer showed off his awesome weapon – it can change into different forms like poles, a club, and even a sickle! And it looks like Dylan can mess with the environment around him and power up his arms for some seriously powerful close-range attacks. It’s going to be amazing!
The trailer, which also served as a music video, unexpectedly revealed the game’s release date and debuted the title track, “Give Me Something,” by the band OneRepublic. OneRepublic and the game’s main characters both appeared in the trailer.
More to come…