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Okay, so there’s a ton of Stranger Things stuff everywhere, right? I mean, Eggo waffles are flying off the shelves and everyone was rocking Hellfire Club shirts after Season 4. It’s huge in pop culture, but honestly, it feels weird that it hasn’t really blown up in gaming. There have been a few Stranger Things games, but none of them have become massive hits. It’s a bummer because the show feels perfect for a game, and I even heard one promising one got canceled! Still, that doesn’t mean the games aren’t worth checking out. There’s one in particular, called Stranger Things: The Game from 2017, that I think is actually really good – it might be the best thing we’ve got right now, even if a lot of people missed it when it first came out.

At last year’s Summer Game Fest, I got a preview of Code Vein 2, and the developers’ aim was clear: to improve upon the original Code Vein and create a high-quality, triple-A game. After playing a significant portion of the sequel, it’s evident that Bandai Namco has both expanded on the features of the first game and stayed true to its core essence. While it’s too early to say if the final game will fully deliver on this promising start, I’m impressed with the direction they’re taking, especially when it comes to making the game challenging.

Hytale will be available on PC in early access starting January 13th, letting players get a first look at the game. The developers want players to know it’s still being developed, so they should anticipate encountering and reporting bugs.

Hytale will be available on PC in early access starting January 13th. Because many players are eager to try the game—which is similar to Minecraft—the servers might experience some stress when it launches.

So, as a gamer, I’ve been noticing it’s getting harder and harder to find a decent graphics card. Apparently, the big AI boom is causing a shortage of the memory chips GPUs need. We’ve already heard whispers about NVIDIA potentially raising prices a lot in the next few years. But now, I’m reading that NVIDIA has a plan to tackle this shortage, which is good news for us gamers!

One of the first things you’ll likely notice about Ember and Blade is its beautiful art style. It uses a fixed, angled perspective similar to Hades, but with a vibrant 3D look and glowing visual effects that call to mind Furi. This bright and dynamic design makes facing large groups of enemies much more visually appealing than in many other similar games, where chaotic battles can become messy and hard to follow. The game also features gorgeous, hand-drawn character portraits, giving it a similar aesthetic feel to Hades. Ember and Blade isn’t just visually stunning, though – it also has solid gameplay to match its looks.

Controlling a Tailed Beast typically requires immense strength and willpower, but some characters can manage it with relative ease. Madara Uchiha is a prime example, famously able to control these powerful creatures without much difficulty. Beyond Madara, the world of Naruto features other characters who are even more powerful than Tailed Beasts, and we’ll be taking a look at them.

Everyone is eagerly awaiting Grand Theft Auto 6, especially if Rockstar Games releases it in November 2026 as planned. But it’s not the only exciting open-world game coming soon! Forza Horizon 6, Crimson Desert, Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, and Subnautica 2 are also on the way. While those games are already well-known, there are a few other 2026 open-world sequels that deserve some attention, and we’re going to highlight them now.