It’s hard to believe the Final Fantasy VII Remake first came out on PlayStation 4 so long ago! Its release coincided with a difficult period globally, which felt fitting considering the game’s themes of a planet in crisis. Now that a significant amount of time has passed, let’s take a look at where you can play it now and when those versions were released.
Maintaining this level of quality throughout a game series is incredibly difficult. It means a development team needs to honestly assess its work and be willing to improve even popular features. This dedication results in a final game that isn’t just an ending, but the strongest realization of the developers’ initial vision.
Battlefield Studios recently announced that Season 2 for Battlefield 6 will be released on February 17th, a delay from the original launch date of January 20th. The studio says they need more time to improve the update based on player feedback. While this is a setback for some, players will still receive new content on January 20th in the form of extended Season 1 challenges, a new Bonus Path, and a continuation of the current Battle Pass.
Man, PlayStation Plus ended 2025 with a huge drop of nine new games on December 2nd! There was something for everyone – I was stoked to see titles like Assassin’s Creed Mirage and Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty, but also fun stuff like LEGO Horizon Adventures and Cat Quest 3. Now, Sony’s promising to keep that same energy going into January 2026 with another big batch of diverse games.
Cult of the Lamb first came out in 2022 and has been regularly updated with new cosmetic items and free content. However, the upcoming Woolhaven expansion will be its most substantial update yet.
Both World of Warcraft and League of Legends are incredibly popular online multiplayer games, but they offer quite different ways to play. World of Warcraft is known for its huge, immersive world where players complete quests, fight monsters, collect items, and develop their characters. League of Legends, however, is a team-based strategy game where players control powerful characters called “champions” and battle to protect their base while trying to destroy the enemy’s. For a long time, fans have wondered what a game combining the best parts of both worlds might look like, and the recent hiring of Bartos to work on Riot Games’ new massively multiplayer online game could be the answer they’ve been waiting for.
Steam is offering two free games: Crown of Champions: Legends of the Arena and Battle Simulator: Counter Stickman. A competition is also giving away Styx: Master of Shadows and Styx: Shards of Darkness, which is a good way to experience the series before Styx: Blades of Greed comes out in February. Keep in mind that the free games on the Epic Games Store (EGS) change on January 22nd, and will be replaced by Rustler: Grand Theft Horse this week.
The third season of Jujutsu Kaisen was a massive hit with anime fans as soon as it premiered. The series is popular for its well-developed characters, intricate plot, and stunning animation – all hallmarks of modern anime at its best.
The latest games added to Xbox Game Pass for January 2026 – Wave 1 – are now complete with the arrival of MIO: Memories in Orbit, a well-received Metroidvania, and Resident Evil Village, a popular survival-horror game from Capcom that comes before the new Resident Evil Requiem. With all the Wave 1 games now available, attention turns to what Xbox Game Pass will offer next.
Highguard was unveiled at The Game Awards and is scheduled to launch on January 26th. However, many players haven’t heard much about it lately because the developer hasn’t shared many updates.