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OD is a new horror game being developed by Kojima Productions and Xbox Game Studios. You can watch the official announcement trailer here. Read More 2025-09-23 12:03

Fans of Kojima Productions will be excited to learn that, alongside the animated film *Mosquito*, the studio is also creating a live-action *Death Stranding* movie with A24. Both projects will feature original stories set within the world of *Death Stranding*. A new trailer for the animated film hints at a surprising new detail about the main character.

Sworn is an action RPG with roguelike elements, developed by Windwalk Games and published by Team17, the creators of the *Worms* series. It’s a visually striking game with a unique cel-shaded style – think bold lines inspired by the art of *Hellboy* creator Michael Mignola – and fast-paced combat for one to four players. Players take on the role of adventurers attempting to liberate a dark and twisted version of Camelot from the tyrannical rule of a corrupted King Arthur and his Knights. Like the popular game *Hades*, *Sworn* offers a variety of unlockable characters and has received overwhelmingly positive feedback from players on Steam, with over 1,600 “Very Positive” reviews.

The in-game trick list in *Skate* doesn’t always categorize tricks logically, and you might not find the controls for the Hippy Jump listed with other tricks. It can be frustrating to rely on it! If you’re having trouble with a *Skate 4* challenge, here’s a guide to help you land a Hippy Jump.

In *Skate*, you use the right analog stick to do flip tricks. The game’s tutorial only covers a few basic ones, like Kickflips and Pop Shuvits. The rest are meant to be found as you explore the game’s world, San Vansterdam. But if you’re trying to complete a specific challenge in *Skate 4*, here’s how to land an Inward Heelflip.

Video game leveling has become commonplace, and as a result, it often feels less meaningful. Players are craving games where each level feels significant and truly rewarding.

Throughout *Dying Light: The Beast*, you’ll find safe zones marked on the map, and each one contains free supplies. Unlocking all of these zones will not only give you valuable items, but also provide more secure places to rest and recover from the undead.

The highly anticipated game based on the popular zombie series received over a million pre-orders, so Techland surprised players by releasing *Dying Light: The Beast* a day ahead of schedule. Players who pre-ordered the game also received exclusive rewards, including the APEX car skin – a glowing, Volatile-themed vehicle cosmetic – in addition to the previously announced “Hero of Harran” bundle, which features the Harran Combat Knife, In Jade’s Memory Pistol, The Follower Crossbow, Castor Woods Patrol vehicle skin, and the Ultimate Survivor Outfit.

The recent surge in popularity of JRPGs is great news for fans of the classics. Many older games didn’t receive the praise they deserved when they first came out, and revisiting them now will likely show just how good they really are.

Sometimes, games blend armor, clothing, and building styles from various periods, often set in a vague, general European location. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but it does mean historical accuracy isn’t a priority. Other games create incredibly detailed and realistic medieval worlds, but then feature gameplay that doesn’t reflect how things actually were – heroes might dodge attacks, tumble around, or fight with two weapons at once. Despite these inaccuracies, these can still be some of the most enjoyable medieval games.