Games

I’ve been checking out Bioworld, and they’re really stepping up their anime game! They already have great apparel, accessories, and bags based on popular franchises, but their new anime collection is seriously impressive. They’re featuring merchandise from classics alongside newer hits like Dragon Ball Z, One Piece, Jujutsu Kaisen, Dandadan, My Hero Academia, Gachiakuta, Steel Ball Run, and a bunch of other titles. It’s the kind of stuff any anime fan who cares about fashion is going to love.

As you travel between islands in LEGO Batman Legacy, you’ll eventually find Towers. These Towers only appear on the map when you’re nearby, and you can’t reach them at first. If you’re wondering what the Towers do and when you’ll be able to access them, this guide has all the answers, plus a complete list of Tower locations in Gotham.

The Gold Suit isn’t available in the game unless you buy the Batman Logo LEGO set (number 76330), which usually costs $79.99. We’ll show you where to find the code for the Gold Suit inside that set and how to use it.

Housemarque recently launched Saros, a PlayStation 5 game that’s quite similar to their previous hit, Returnal. Both are third-person shooter games where you explore alien planets and experience a roguelike structure – meaning each attempt at completing the game is different. However, Saros lets you carry over more progress between each run than Returnal does. Like Returnal, Saros received very positive reviews. Notably, Harry Krueger, who left Housemarque in 2023, contributed to the development of Saros and is credited in the game.

You might be wondering if there’s a video game based on Survivor. But a better question is: is there a good one? Sadly, the answer is no. I won’t suggest spending money on Castaway Island or digging up a notoriously bad classic like Survivor: The Interactive Game. Instead, let’s explore games that offer similar experiences to the reality show.

Steam tags have two main purposes: they let developers tell players what their games are like, and they help Steam suggest games to users and organize content. Developers add tags when they release a game, but players and Steam moderators can also add them, so a game’s tags can evolve over time as more people contribute.

So, Sony dropped some news on May 18th, 2026 – they’re raising the price of PlayStation Plus Essential starting May 20th. They’re saying it’s because of what’s happening in the market, but a lot of us fans are side-eyeing that explanation. The weird part is, it only affects new subscribers – if you’re already paying for it, you’re still good at the old price. It just feels a little off, you know?

As a big fan of ARC Raiders, I’ve been following the recent patch notes closely, and I’m really happy to see some tweaks to how matchmaking works. Basically, Embark Studios has changed things so that if you’re just defending yourself, the system doesn’t see you the same way as someone who started a fight – which makes a lot of sense! They’ve also made it so matches where nothing really happens don’t influence matchmaking as much. Honestly, even though these changes seem small, I’ve already noticed a big difference in how people are playing, both when we’re fighting other players and tackling the PvE stuff. It feels much fairer and more engaging now!

Although Pedro Pascal’s acting and the movie’s music have been well-received, many reviews of The Mandalorian and Grogu point to a larger issue with Star Wars – a problem that’s also begun to affect the Marvel Cinematic Universe. With this being the first Star Wars film since 2019, the 2026 release was expected to be a major event, but reports suggest it’s too focused on minor plot points and keeping things consistent with existing stories – the same weakness that has hurt recent Marvel movies.

Following Disney’s purchase of the Star Wars brand, a strict rule was established, making all theatrical releases, television shows, literature, and interactive electronic games part of a single, cohesive narrative timeline. This unified approach means that the events in interactive media carry the same weight as those in live-action blockbusters. Historically, original characters created specifically for interactive formats were often kept separate from the main cinematic entries. However, the immense success of recent gaming projects has forced creative executives to reconsider how these different branches of the galaxy interact with one another.