Many games borrow ideas from Stardew Valley or aim to recreate the charm of medieval life. If you like calm, laid-back games where you can build and improve a town, and maybe even dabble in alchemy, there’s a new game coming out that might be exactly what you’re looking for.
With its complex systems, huge amount of content, and nearly limitless gameplay, it’s easy to see why this game has become so popular with players.
Certain concepts have become fan favorites, so much so that even after Disney removed them from official Star Wars continuity, they’ve been brought back into the story. Leslye Headland, the creator of The Acolyte, has even highlighted Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 2 as a major influence on the series, particularly when it comes to the main villain.
While Battlestate Games is still developing Escape from Tarkov, Buyanov is now working on a new science fiction first-person shooter called Fragmentary Order, created by the new studio, Rant Gaming Studios.
If you don’t want to see any sneak peeks, now’s the time to stop reading! But I’m excited to share that the upcoming content looks great based on recent set photos. It seems like they’re building a lot of the environments practically, rather than relying solely on computer-generated imagery for The Lands Between.
The first Super Mario Bros. Movie was packed with references to Nintendo games, especially those from the older, 8-bit days. You could spot little details referencing titles like Duck Hunt, Punch-Out, and Star Fox throughout the film, alongside nods to Mario’s overall history. The recent Super Mario Galaxy Movie did the same thing, and perhaps even more so—to the point where all the references started to distract from the story itself.
I spent a little time playing the game, trying out different characters and getting through the beginning. I experienced some of the combat, story, and conversations. Even if you haven’t read or watched The Expanse before, it’s easy to understand what’s happening, which is a great feature.
Visitors to Gamescom Latam 2026 will have the chance to play 36 games developed in Brazil. These games will be showcased at booths across the event, with 14 created by studios affiliated with Abragames and 22 coming from an Accelerator program. All the games highlight Brazil’s culture alongside engaging gameplay, and a select few are particularly noteworthy.
Windrose lets you customize your character with lots of armor and even more weapons, so you can build a play style that fits you perfectly.
This held true for 11 Bit Studios’ recent report. The Polish game developer highlighted its strong financial position and announced it’s currently working on four major projects.