It’s Time To Say Goodbye One Piece’s Newest Manga Forever

Given how popular One Piece is, it’s no surprise that many spin-off series have been created by different artists. Recently, an anime adaptation of one of these spin-offs, called One Piece: Heroines, was announced. However, fans will be disappointed to hear that One Piece in Love, a very popular spin-off, is coming to an end. While some spin-offs are just starting, One Piece in Love gained a lot of fans after its short anime last year, and the manga will conclude on January 22, 2026, after 180 chapters. Hopefully, even more exciting spin-off series will emerge in the future.

Xbox Game Pass Is Losing 7 Games on January 31

Xbox Game Pass removed several games on January 15th, including Neon White and Road 96, along with a few others. Although Microsoft hasn’t officially said which games are leaving on January 31st, the list is already available on their website.

Minecraft Player Recreates Armadillo in Red Dead Redemption 2

Minecraft is known for its incredible freedom, allowing players to experience the game however they choose. Using the game’s many blocks and items, players can build amazing structures – everything from recreations of famous worlds to completely unique creations. The possibilities for creative players are almost limitless, and Mojang regularly adds new content through game updates, further expanding those possibilities. Recently, one player showcased just how impressive these builds can be.

After 3 Years, Attack On Titan’s True Heir Is Finally On Crunchyroll

Attack on Titan was an incredibly popular and highly-regarded anime series, becoming one of the best of all time. Though it sadly ended in 2023 with its final season, fans have been searching for a new show to take its place. While nothing can truly replace Attack on Titan, Jujutsu Kaisen Season 3 has emerged as a strong contender and a worthy successor.

ARC Raiders Dev Discusses Challenges of ‘Escalating’ the Game’s PvE in the Future

ARC Raiders offers players diverse gameplay, blending both player-versus-environment and player-versus-player experiences. Players will battle the dangerous ARC enemies that roam the game world, while also facing off against other players who might try to take advantage of them. The game’s unique style has inspired creativity, with players going beyond typical roles to help each other or even establish themselves as in-game traders. Currently, the developers at Embark Studios are planning to expand the game’s player-versus-environment content.

RPGs That Let You Play At Your Own Pace

These games are easy for anyone to pick up, whether you’re new to the genre or a long-time fan. They come in different styles – like classic turn-based or fast-paced action – and are available on many consoles. What makes them great is that you can enjoy the story and challenges without feeling rushed, letting you play at your own speed.

New SNES, Final Fantasy-Inspired RPG on Steam Has Been in Development for 10 Years

Regalcraft Games is releasing a new JRPG called ONE FENIX DOWN, heavily inspired by classic Final Fantasy games from the Super Nintendo era. The game focuses on strong characters, traditional turn-based battles, and a deliberate pace, aiming to please fans of 90s JRPGs and offer a nostalgic experience. What’s particularly interesting is that ONE FENIX DOWN has been in development for a decade. With a Steam release date approaching, all that hard work is about to be revealed as the game transitions from a long-term passion project to a complete, playable experience.