Subnautica 2 is the sequel to the popular 2018 survival game Subnautica, and its standalone expansion, Subnautica: Below Zero. In this new installment, players must survive on an ocean-covered planet by exploring its underwater world, discovering unique life forms and environments, and crafting the tools they need to stay alive. The original Subnautica became a hit in 2018, boosted by enthusiastic coverage from online creators and YouTubers.
The Odyssey tells the story of Odysseus’ difficult journey home to Ithaca after the Trojan War, where he encounters mythical creatures like the Cyclops Polyphemus, Sirens, and the sorceress Circe. The trailer shows glimpses of Odysseus battling Polyphemus – brought to life with impressive practical effects – and his crew facing the perils of the sea. Meanwhile, Odysseus’ son, Telemachus (played by Holland), struggles to protect his mother and kingdom from unwanted suitors while his father is away.
I recently chatted with Will Doyle, the director of Directive 8020, about how they’re trying to bring more people into the Dark Pictures Anthology. We talked about the big changes in the new game – like moving the action to space and including live gameplay – and why they decided to release it as a completely separate title. Doyle was really open about wanting to make the series more approachable for new players, and honestly, from what I’ve seen, this installment seems like the perfect way to do it. It feels like the most accessible Dark Pictures Anthology game yet!
Two catalysts, you say? The first, a legislative farce known as the CLARITY Act, birthed from the minds of Senators Tillis and Alsobrooks. A compromise, they call it-prohibiting passive yield on stablecoins, yet allowing activity-based rewards. Banks, the wary guardians of tradition, secure their perch, while crypto firms, the nouveau riche, retain their tricks. Senate Chairman Tim Scott declares it “in the red zone,” yet Polymarket, ever the skeptic, gives it a mere 62-64% chance of becoming law by 2026. Ah, the theater of politics!
World Liberty Financial has sued Justin Sun, the founder of Tron, for defamation. The lawsuit, filed in a Florida court on Monday, claims Sun made damaging statements on his X account (formerly Twitter) to his almost four million followers. World Liberty Financial is seeking financial compensation and a public apology from Sun.
The reveal trailer shows a promising new villain, Bawma, threatening James Bond. We spoke with licensing producer Theuns Smit about the character’s creation—a man who claims to have built Aleph, Africa’s largest black market, through sheer force of will. It turns out the design process was much more complex than simply creating another typical Bond villain.
The last twenty years have seen some fantastic martial arts games, like Tekken 8, Jade Empire, and Forestrike. We’ll be ranking these and other titles based on how well they play and how accurately they recreate the excitement and power of classic martial arts movies, letting players feel like skilled fighters.
Forza Horizon 6 is now available to preload on Xbox Series X/S, and will be available to preload on PC via Steam shortly. Preloading lets you download the entire game before it officially launches. You’ll need at least 135GB of free space on Xbox Series X (130GB on Xbox Series S) and 160GB on PC. If you’ve already pre-ordered the game or have an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate or PC Game Pass subscription, you can start downloading it now.
Next month, gamers can look forward to a variety of exciting new releases, including sequels, spin-offs, and completely original games. These titles all offer a first-person viewpoint for a truly immersive and action-packed experience. Whether you enjoy solving intricate puzzles or fast-paced shooting, May 2026 has something to keep you engaged.
The price of the asset briefly reached around $81,204 during the day, and trading activity remained high as more buyers stepped in after the price went above $80,000.