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It’s been a while since the last major Rayman game, Rayman Legends, came out in 2013, and fans have been playing spin-offs in the meantime. But interest in the Rayman series has actually grown, especially with the original game nearing its 30th anniversary. Rumors of remakes from Ubisoft and hints on social media from the game’s creators have given platformer fans hope for a new installment. While details are still under wraps, it’s clear the beloved series isn’t being forgotten.

Some open-world RPGs take player choice to the extreme, with mistakes and bad decisions having surprisingly far-reaching consequences. These can include losing important characters, missing out on quests or endings, or even permanently altering the game world – sometimes to the point of destroying entire areas. Revisiting a place you’ve irrevocably changed can be a powerful experience, really emphasizing the impact of your actions. Here are some of the best open-world RPGs where players can accidentally – or intentionally – cause lasting damage to the game world, along with some of the most striking examples.

Since Borderlands 4 launched in September 2025, Gearbox has been regularly giving players new outfits for their characters. These outfits are distributed through SHiFT codes, which players need to enter into the game to claim them. SHiFT codes also provide Golden Keys, used to unlock free items. Gearbox has been very generous with these codes for Borderlands 4, and it doesn’t look like they’ll be stopping anytime soon.

Released in the late 1990s, Dino Crisis was part of a wave of popular survival horror games, including Resident Evil (also by Capcom), Silent Hill from Konami, and Parasite Eve by SquareSoft. While the series continued with three sequels and two spin-offs up until 2003, it hadn’t seen a new release since. Now, the original two Dino Crisis games are available on PC for fans to enjoy.

As a big Mewgenics fan, I’ve found this guide to be a lifesaver! It walks you through everything you need to know about breeding, which means I can really concentrate on getting the best upgrades and tackling missions with super-strong cats. It’s helped me speed things up a lot!

Players can now get personal housing in Azeroth! The feature is available for early access with Patch 11.2.7 and will be fully released in the pre-expansion update for World of Warcraft: Midnight. As with many new features in World of Warcraft, Blizzard will be offering unique decorations for your home through the in-game store. These items will be purchased using Hearthsteel, a new premium currency.

Each team of Power Rangers has a unique set of Zords that fit their theme. These Zords can significantly impact how well a series does. For example, the original Mystic Force series wasn’t popular with fans until the Mystic Zords were introduced. While most Zords are at least a little interesting, only a select few really stand out and become fan favorites.

At the start of January, Minecraft introduced redesigned baby animals for creatures like cats, pigs, cows, chickens, sheep, and rabbits. These new baby versions aren’t just smaller copies of the adults; they have unique looks, often with bigger heads, and their own sounds. They also behave a little differently and tend to run faster – a pattern that’s continued with the addition of baby horses, aquatic creatures, and wild animals.

The delay of Marathon until 2026 might actually be a good thing. It allows the game to avoid launching alongside the popular ARC Raiders and gives the developers more time to polish the gameplay and add features players have been asking for, such as proximity chat. They’ve also revisited and improved the available characters, adding new options like the “free loadout” Rook and the combat medic, Triage. To help people decide if it’s for them, Bungie is offering a chance to play Marathon before its release.

The most successful games from Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio demonstrate the studio’s remarkable range. While some games center around crime and the pursuit of justice, others explore themes of friendship and personal redemption. Overall, these titles prove the studio’s ability to combine compelling stories with fun and immersive gameplay.