I’m so excited for the Honkai: Star Rail 3.8 livestream! I’m definitely tuning in to see everything about the new character, Constance, and what her abilities are. Plus, everyone knows the livestreams always have those awesome codes for free Stellar Jades – usually around 300! I’m hoping to get lucky and pull for her!
The next Resident Evil game, Requiem, will return to the devastated Raccoon City after the bombing. While we’ve seen images of the ruined police station, the story will focus on a new character named Grace Ashcroft, who is the daughter of Alyssa Ashcroft from Resident Evil Outbreak. Grace will be investigating a series of strange deaths at the Wrenwood Hotel – the very place where her mother was killed. It’s likely her investigation will expand beyond the hotel and deeper into Raccoon City, and a recently revealed location has fans buzzing with anticipation.
As usual, 2025 brought a lot of exciting new anime aimed at young male audiences. These shows were incredibly engaging, leaving viewers eager for the next episode. Now that the year is coming to a close, fans are debating which shonen anime stood out the most. While several titles are in the running, only one can be named the best shonen anime of the year.
After Embracer Group bought the studio, the project was cancelled. The project was known internally as P16, simply because it was the sixteenth game Eidos Montreal had begun developing.
Microsoft recently announced the new games coming to Xbox Game Pass in December 2025, across all subscription levels. Several titles have already been added, including Marvel Cosmic Invasion and Lost Records: Bloom & Rage. More games are on the way soon: Routine arrives on December 4th, and A Game About Digging a Hole, Death Howl, and Dome Keeper will be available starting December 9th. Mortal Kombat 1 launches on December 10th, and Bratz: Rhythm and Style joins the lineup on December 11th. Along with these additions, Microsoft also shared which games will be leaving Game Pass this month.
Conquest is the most well-known game mode in the Battlefield series, but Rush consistently ranks as a close second favorite for many players. It first appeared in the original Bad Company game and has built a dedicated following over the past 17 years. Although the latest version of Rush hasn’t been universally loved, an upcoming update called Winter Offensive aims to improve the experience by making gameplay fairer for both sides. Specifically, developers have moved capture points on maps like Liberation Peak and Manhattan Bridge to make attacking easier and keep matches flowing. They’ve also adjusted vehicle availability on several maps to prevent defenders from becoming too powerful and to avoid chokepoints.
Many players have fond memories of the Metroid Prime series, despite having waited a long time for a new installment. Metroid Prime 4: Beyond was first announced with a brief teaser in 2017, but its development faced numerous challenges, including being completely restarted with a new development team at Retro Studios. Even as the release date approaches, Nintendo is planning a day one update to make a few final adjustments.
The team behind Battlefield 6 has been working to resolve problems players have been experiencing. They recently fixed some audio issues, and a new update with more improvements is on the way. Details about this major update have just been released.
We definitely aren’t finished with the Monster Hunter series,” said Tsujimoto in an interview with IGN. “We’re planning to keep it going and reach an even wider audience. Plus, we’re exploring options beyond just video games to really expand the Monster Hunter universe.”
The launch of Cyberpunk 2077 in 2020 was a major failure. The game was full of bugs and ran terribly on older consoles, making it almost unplayable. However, there was a promising role-playing game hidden underneath all the issues, and CD Projekt RED has been working for years to fix it and make it the game they originally envisioned. Cyberpunk 2077‘s reputation has since improved, and fans were excited about the game’s fifth anniversary on December 10th. The studio hinted at something new coming this month, leading many to believe a fresh update was on the way – a reasonable assumption, given that CD Projekt RED has continued to release substantial updates throughout 2025.