Steam is Finally Getting One of the Most Underrated Action-RPGS of Last Year

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Blades of Fire is an action game taking place in a world where metal weapons turn to stone. Players follow Aran de Lira, a warrior who can create his own steel weapons using a special, sacred hammer. He’s joined by Adso de Zelk, a young scholar who provides knowledge and chronicles Aran’s adventures. The game is published by 505 Games and created by MercurySteam, the studio behind titles like Castlevania: Lords of Shadow, Spacelords, and Metroid Dread. MercurySteam is particularly known for Metroid Dread, which they co-developed with Nintendo and is widely considered one of the best Metroidvania games of the last decade.

Biggest Upcoming Exploration Games

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Looking for exciting new games to explore in 2026? We’ve rounded up some promising releases! You’ll find everything from relaxing life simulators and creative crafting games you can enjoy with friends, to challenging survival experiences and even a few spooky horror titles. While these games offer a lot, exploring new worlds is a key part of what makes them special. So grab your gear and let’s dive in!

Dungeons & Dragons Best Bard Colleges Tier List

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Choosing a Bard College in Dungeons & Dragons is especially important around level 3, as it significantly shapes how your character plays. Each College provides different skills, but some are better than others at fighting, helping the group, and creating interesting roleplaying opportunities.

10 Horrible Television Endings Even Worse Than Stranger Things

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Bad TV endings often shock viewers by having main characters make drastic, negative choices. The worst finales reveal a lack of planning, as show creators seem unable to provide a satisfying conclusion and instead resort to killing off characters. While not every show does this, it’s become a frustratingly common trend.

Every Returning Pokemon Leaked for Pokemon Wind and Wave (Gen 10) So Far

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Information about the upcoming Pokémon Wind and Wave games has recently been revealed, giving players a preview of the different areas they’ll explore, the types of Gym Leaders they’ll battle, and a new battle feature called “Majin.” While the official details are still forthcoming, this has given fans a solid idea of what to anticipate in the tenth generation of Pokémon games. Additionally, despite a lack of official information about the Pokémon that will appear in the game (the Pokedex), some leaked images suggest that several familiar Pokémon will be returning in Pokémon Wind and Wave.

Highguard Developer Wildight Entertainment Announces Layoffs Less Than a Month After Release

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From the moment it was announced, Highguard has faced criticism. Revealed as the final game shown at The Game Awards 2025, it disappointed many gamers who were tired of games that constantly require ongoing purchases. Despite this negative reaction, Highguard launched on January 26th. However, it didn’t meet player expectations, and the number of people playing on Steam quickly dropped after launch – peaking at 97,249 according to SteamDB. The developer had planned to add more content after launch, but those plans are now uncertain.

When Giants Dance: Binance and Templeton’s Tokenized Tango

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In an age where the digital and the tangible intertwine like the fates of star-crossed lovers, asset managers and crypto exchanges are weaving a tapestry of institutional infrastructure. On the eleventh of February, Binance, that enfant terrible of the crypto world, announced a partnership with Franklin Templeton, a venerable name in the annals of finance. Together, they have birthed an off-exchange collateral program, allowing the elite of the financial world to deploy tokenized money market fund shares as trading collateral. A move so audacious, it leaves one pondering the nature of progress and the folly of man.