Ray Dalio

The success we achieve is largely determined by our innate abilities and instincts, and this is particularly true when it comes to the Metroidvania gaming genre.

Though the original My Hero Academia manga concluded its run in August 2024 after a lengthy 10-year buildup, there’s more life yet in the ultra-popular superhero saga. The final season of the My Hero Academia anime will debut in Fall 2025, and a new anime is planned, adapting the My Hero Academia: Vigilantes spin-off series. And like other landmark manga such as Naruto or Dragon Ball, future merchandising, game adaptations, and talk of sequels and new spin-offs will likely keep the My Hero Academia franchise and fan community engaged for years to come.

Game Rant recently attended the Rainbow Six Siege X showcase in Atlanta, Georgia, where we spent some quality time with the new Dual Front game mode and the visual, audio, and technical changes delivered in its modernized maps. During the preview, we also sat down with game director Joshua Mills and inquired about how Rainbow Six Siege X fits into the context of Siege‘s future, to which he had a thorough and enthusiastic response.

The release of the latest installment in the legendary Pokemon series is fast approaching, slated for launch sometime in 2025. Pokemon Legends: Z-A is expected to be one of the biggest titles of the year, as fans have been eagerly awaiting its release. The upcoming game will mark the longest gap between mainline titles in Pokemon history—potentially three years since the last main game hit shelves. In the meantime, some fans are expressing their love for the franchise in creative ways, such as through tattoos.

It’s unfortunate, as the settings and concepts of many well-regarded anime series would almost definitely lend themselves well to a video game format. All it takes is a little imagination, and perhaps some inspiration from other games as a starting framework, and we could have games that are both fun on their own and properly respect the source material.

But, there are hidden gems of different colors among a sea of pearls. Anime with unique worldbuilding that is both enticing and attractive for the fans of fantasy-like adventures. So, in this list, readers will find seven options to quench their thirst for fantasy-like adventures and, at the same time, dive into mysterious new worlds with unique settings.

The Jeju Island Raid Arc of Solo Leveling, perhaps the series’ most significant in terms of relative impact on the Solo Leveling story, and by far the anime’s most anticipated arc. With that knowledge, fans who have only seen the anime may have been surprised by the revelation made in Solo Leveling Season 2 -Arise from the Shadow-, episode 10, when, after watching and participating in the Japan vs Korea sparring match at the Hunter Association HQ, Sung Jinwoo made the decision to sit out the 4th Jeju Island Raid operation. This is especially intriguing, given how he has never refused an opportunity to level up and gain even more strength ever since the Cartenon Temple Double Dungeon Incident.

Today, they’re best known for their work with Sea of Thieves, which has quietly established itself as an incredible open world sandbox environment where you play as a pirate sailing on the high seas.

Right now you can pick up an Acer Predator Helios 18 for only $2100. That high price is justified by the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4080 the laptop packs. This is the laptop you’d want if you prioritize raw gaming performance over everything else, and aren’t bothered about the steep price tag.

Still, life simulation games generally offer greater freedom in playstyles, more people to woo, potential marriage and the opportunity to produce or adopt offspring. Here are some of the best simulation games with the most romance options, ranked based on a combination of the game’s overall quality and popularity, and just how many options there are.