These Are All 16 Legend of Zelda Games With 90+ on Metacritic

In 2026, The Legend of Zelda series will celebrate its 40th anniversary, and many fans are revisiting old favorites or discovering games they haven’t played before. If you’re new to Zelda and not sure where to begin, a good place to start is with the highest-rated titles on Metacritic. Impressively, 16 different Zelda games have earned scores of 90 or higher on the site, making it a consistently excellent series.

It’s Time To Say Hello To One Piece’s Earth God

As a huge One Piece fan, I’m completely blown away by the recent reveals! It’s been confirmed – our Luffy isn’t just a pirate, he’s actually the legendary Sun God Nika, a seriously powerful deity known as the Warrior of Liberation! But Nika isn’t the only god in this world. Oda’s been dropping hints about other powerful gods for a while now, and the Earth God is shaping up to be incredibly fascinating. While Oda’s kept their identity a secret, the latest events in the Egghead and Elbaf arcs have made things pretty clear: the Earth God is actually Imu, the Sovereign of the World! It’s such a mind-blowing twist, and I can’t wait to see how it all plays out!

New Psychological Horror Game on Steam Has Serious Iron Lung Vibes

Games like Iron Lung have become popular recently, boosted by the renewed interest in horror and the way movies are introducing more people to indie games. Many of these games use intentionally grainy, low-resolution graphics to recreate the unsettling feeling of classic 90s horror. MOLE is poised to join this trend, offering a retro look with a new story to appeal to horror fans.

Every LEGO DC Set Confirmed for This Year (So Far)

If you’re looking for a great LEGO DC set to display, the Batman Logo set is a perfect choice. Priced at $79.99 and containing 678 pieces, this set includes removable DC-themed details and two Batman minifigures – one of which is a special gold anniversary edition that will appeal to long-time LEGO DC collectors.

Square Enix Just Teased a Nier: Automata Sequel and I Can’t Wait

Released in 2017, Nier: Automata quickly became a critical and commercial success, earning widespread acclaim and numerous awards. It has now sold over 10 million copies, a milestone for the Nier and Drakengard series. The game’s popularity also led to expanded content, including novels, stage plays, and an anime adaptation. Originally launched on PlayStation 4, it was later released on PC in 2017, Xbox One in 2018, and Nintendo Switch in 2022.