Okay, so everyone was super hyped for Crimson Desert, alongside big titles like Grand Theft Auto 6 and Marvel’s Wolverine. Honestly, a lot of players, myself included, have found the controls a bit awkward and the story isn’t exactly blowing my mind. But, despite that, it’s been a huge win for Pearl Abyss! They just announced that Crimson Desert has already sold over 3 million copies in under a week, which is pretty crazy!
Producer Ryozo Tsujimoto announced in a new video that a free update coming this summer will add incredibly powerful monsters to the game. These monsters will offer significantly tougher battles, so players should be at least level 90 with their Riders and bring their best Monsties and strategies to win. The update is designed to really test players’ skills!
The recent Xbox Partner Preview highlighted a great selection of games, including both new titles and older favorites. Several of these games are now available on Microsoft’s gaming subscription service for the first time, such as the highly anticipated release of Hades 2. However, the preview was particularly exciting because of the games coming soon, and one sci-fi horror first-person shooter really stood out.
The infographic shares interesting game data, including details on the toughest bosses and the most commonly used stats. A message from Creative Director Junho Lee hints at upcoming new content, in addition to what’s already presented.
There are a few key reasons why certain Pokémon struggle in FireRed and LeafGreen. Unlike later games, these versions use the Generation 3 damage system where each type deals either physical or special damage, regardless of the specific move. This significantly impacts some Pokémon, making them much more or less effective. Additionally, some Pokémon have limited movepools and stats that don’t work well together, making them particularly weak choices. We’ve identified five Pokémon that are arguably the worst in these games, and we recommend avoiding them unless you’re a dedicated fan or looking for a serious challenge.
I’ve been really enjoying this series – it’s done a great job of bringing in some fresh faces while also fleshing out the characters we already know and love. And honestly, the finale of JJK Modulo was surprisingly good! Some might even say it topped the original. It definitely wrapped things up nicely, though I’ve definitely read manga with even more impactful endings, but it was still a solid conclusion overall.
Even though it launched alongside major new games like Battlefield and Call of Duty, ARC Raiders became a surprising hit in 2025. Embark’s second shooter won Best Multiplayer at the 2025 Game Awards, earned excellent reviews from players and critics, and even reached over 481,000 concurrent players on Steam. While ARC Raiders has maintained a consistent player base since its release, recent weeks have seen a noticeable decrease in players, likely due to a lack of things to do after completing the main game.
We looked at average playtime data from HowLongToBeat.com to get an idea of how long it takes to finish the main story, the main story plus side quests, and to fully complete each game. These are just estimates, and your experience might be different. We only included games that take less than 15 hours to complete, focusing on those with expansive open worlds to enjoy.
As a huge cinema devotee—and someone who loves to customize my gaming experience—I’m always on the lookout for cool mods. It can be a real pain to hunt them down across different sites, so a dedicated platform is a lifesaver. I just heard about GGMods, and it sounds like it aims to be the place to find mods for all your favorite games. I’ll definitely be checking it out when it launches – it could really simplify things!
To mark 30 years of the Resident Evil series, I watched all of the computer-animated Resident Evil movies and ranked them. While these films don’t significantly impact the main game storylines, even though they are considered official canon, they’re still enjoyable for dedicated fans.