To achieve an “Overwhelmingly Positive” rating on Steam, Stonemachia needs to maintain its current high review score and receive around 300 more reviews – a total of 500 with a 95% or higher approval rate. Players who enjoy the game are encouraged to leave a review to help support its success as a hidden indie gem.
I was so excited for A24’s Backrooms – it looked like it was going to be one of the most interesting horror films of 2026! The director, Kane Parsons, is the one who originally made those incredibly popular Backrooms videos online, so he really understands the source material. This movie takes that creepy online idea and brings it to the big screen with Chiwetel Ejiofor and Renate Reinsve starring as a therapist and her patient who find a strange door. It leads them into this never-ending, unsettling maze, and from what I’ve seen, it’s just like his videos – really focused on creating a disturbing atmosphere and a genuinely creepy feeling. It’s less about jump scares and more about getting under your skin!
The next installment in the Call of Duty series, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, is officially launching in 2026, as confirmed by the recently released trailer. Developed by Infinity Ward, the game will be available on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch 2. The campaign will follow the series’ tradition of taking players to various locations around the world. One part of the story focuses on South Korean soldiers fighting to survive in North Korea, while the other takes place in cities like New York, Paris, and Mumbai. Many fans will be especially interested in the latter half, which centers on Captain Price and a story of revenge that pits him against his former teammate, Ghost.
Edward Weevil quickly became a fascinating character after the timeskip in One Piece. Admiral Kizaru noted his power is comparable to a young Edward Newgate (Whitebeard). He received a substantial bounty of 480 million berries, but it was put on hold when he joined the Seven Warlords of the Sea.
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Originally published in Nakayoshi magazine from 1996 to 2000, Cardcaptor Sakura is still a very popular magical girl manga from the 90s. The anime adaptation, which became a huge success around the world in 1998, was known as Cardcaptors in North America when it aired on TV in the early 2000s. Unfortunately, the North American version was significantly edited, with important plot points and scenes removed. Despite this, Cardcaptor Sakura merchandise was widely available in the US, and many people still have fond memories of Sakura’s quest to collect the Clow Cards. Now, fans have a new opportunity to support the original manga thanks to a beautiful new collection from a well-known brand.
When you begin at Q-Lab, you’ll initially be told to talk to Q and Selina Tan. However, instead of doing that, go straight to the back right corner, near the scientists and the photocopier. You’ll find the information you need on a table there.
Wow, episode 9 of Witch Hat Atelier was a whirlwind! We got to see Qifrey’s apprentices really working on their magic, and he hinted at all the challenges ahead for anyone wanting to become a full witch. But things took a really interesting turn when Qifrey, secretly, tried to figure out what connected Coco to those mysterious Brimmed Hats. It didn’t go well – there was a ton of magical energy unleashed, a lightning strike, even a waterspout! It was almost disastrous. Sadly, the only clue he had – Coco’s ink bottle – got broken in the chaos, leaving us with even more questions. There was a really cute little moment between Coco and Agott, but it was cut short when Coco suddenly got a terrible fever. Qifrey had to rush her to Kalhn, and then he was confronted by Tartah, who clearly wants answers. I’m on the edge of my seat to see if Qifrey will tell him anything!
It’s tricky to say whether female protagonists in shojo anime are better developed than male protagonists in shonen anime. However, by looking closely at recent trends in manga and anime, we can start to figure it out. Here’s a detailed look at the topic.
It’s a shame, but many promising anime series lose steam towards the end, leading to disappointing finales. Despite strong starts, engaging characters, and interesting storylines, these shows often stumble when it matters most, resulting in endings fans would rather forget.