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Okay, so as a gamer, I’ve noticed something kinda frustrating. Sometimes a game will build up all these rules and consequences, but then completely ignore them just to make the story go a certain way. Like, a character will survive something impossible – falling from space, getting blown up, you name it – or they’ll just magically come back to life so you can beat the final boss. It’s cool to see, sure, but it feels…off. It’s like the writers cared more about making something dramatic happen than making it actually make sense within the game’s world. I’ve collected some of the most head-scratching moments where logic just went out the window for the sake of the story.

You can find the blueprint for the Powered Descender in ARC Raiders by looting high-value areas, particularly during Night Raids when loot is doubled. But if you want to find it quickly, check the lockers inside the Tennis Court area on the Riven Tides map.

In early April 2026, Disney Dreamlight Valley received a free update called Whispers of the Wind, introducing Pocahontas and her raccoon companion, Meeko. The update included a new story where players help Pocahontas solve the mystery of the Moontide Glow, and complete her Friendship Quests to unlock her iconic outfit. The game also added new Star Wars costumes, including several outfits for Padme, available in the in-game store. Recently, Disney Dreamlight Valley released another free outfit that players can get immediately without needing to complete any tasks.

Okay, so in ARC Raiders, when I’m playing on the Riven Tides map, there’s this thing called Beachcombing. Basically, I can dig up stuff buried in the sand! It’s usually resources I need for crafting, but sometimes I get lucky and find these really cool boat models – like, legendary ones! Those sell for a ton of credits back in Speranza, so it’s worth keeping an eye out for.

I was a little worried when the Lanterns trailer disappeared from YouTube, but it all makes sense now! They’ve just added the release date to the trailer, and it’s fantastic news for us Green Lantern fans. We can mark August 16, 2026, in our calendars – that’s when we finally get to see Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan and Aaron Pierre as John Stewart team up to defend Earth from all kinds of dangers, both here and out in space!

Released in 2019, A Plague Tale: Innocence quickly gained popularity and critical praise, becoming a beloved AA-indie title. Drawing inspiration from games like The Last of Us, Asobo Studio crafted a narrative-driven experience set in 14th-century France. The game follows Amicia de Rune and her ill brother, Hugo, as they desperately try to escape the French Inquisition, who are intensely interested in Hugo and his condition. The success of A Plague Tale: Innocence led to A Plague Tale: Requiem in 2022, which continued Amicia and Hugo’s story and brought their journey to a conclusion. Asobo Studio announced a prequel, Resonance, at Summer Games Fest 2025, but there haven’t been any updates about its development since.

Players of massively multiplayer online role-playing games, particularly fans of Final Fantasy 14, have long hoped the game would be available on the upcoming Switch 2 console. After several hints, the developers officially announced at a recent fan event in Anaheim that Final Fantasy 14 will indeed launch on Switch 2 in August.

Team Junkfish, a game studio from Scotland established in the early 2010s, recently released Wilderdark. They previously created three other games: the procedurally generated horror game Monstrum (2015), the turn-based strategy game Attack of the Earthlings (2018), and the Prohibition-era roguelite Bootleg Steamer (2024).

Now that all three Fockers movies are available on Netflix, it’s the perfect weekend to revisit the hilarious and often awkward comedy series that defined a generation. Plus, with a new sequel, Focker-in-Law, coming out later this year, you can get ready for even more family fun! While not every film has been a hit with everyone, the Fockers trilogy is known for its slapstick, cringe-worthy moments, and consistently makes audiences laugh.