The Holy Knights are a powerful force working for the World Government, and are believed to follow Imu’s direct orders. They are incredibly difficult to defeat because they are immortal. While extremely strong with exceptional Haki and bodies that won’t die, a few individuals – like Shanks or Roger – possess the immense power needed to overcome them.
Many horror games have broken the mold over time, exceeding what players expect. They achieve this through disturbing visuals, mysterious stories, or unique gameplay that doesn’t stick to familiar formulas, proving that innovative design can be truly frightening.
When *Battlefield 2042* launched in November 2021, DICE had big hopes for the game. However, the massive maps designed for 128 players and the absence of a single-player campaign weren’t popular with longtime *Battlefield* fans. This was reflected in the game’s user reviews, which currently give it a 2.4/10 rating on Metacritic. As a result, DICE is now rethinking *Battlefield 6*, aiming to create a game that appeals to fans and is even being developed with their input.
We ranked each Vault Hunter’s skill trees based on how well they perform in the late game and if they’re a good use of your time and resources. We tested them for how easily they survive, how effective they are against bosses, and how much damage they deal to regular enemies to find the strongest options. Read on to see why we ranked them the way we did!
Currently, Solo Leveling is a huge hit, largely because fans love watching the main character, Sung Jinwoo, become increasingly powerful. In the first season, he unlocked the ability to level up, rapidly increasing his strength. The second season saw him summon and control powerful shadows, allowing him to defeat even stronger opponents – including the Ant King, a monster capable of killing top-tier S-Rank hunters.
Sometimes, even non-threatening characters can feel unsettling to players due to how they’re designed or programmed in a game. However, NPCs that are deliberately scary, or just generally eerie, are sure to give players a fright.
While many games try to capture the feel of FromSoftware’s signature style – mixing familiar action with new ideas and influences from other genres – few match the creativity of Hidetaka Miyazaki and his team. FromSoftware consistently delivers unforgettable worlds, deep storytelling, and incredibly diverse bosses and combat. Here’s a look at the best soulslike games of 2025, ranked according to their OpenCritic scores.
Watching the anime world evolve, it’s become clear that *One Piece* is starting to show its age, likely because some parts of Toei Animation still feel stuck in the early 2000s. Don’t get me wrong, the animators at Toei are incredibly skilled, but *Demon Slayer* has really taken off. Especially with the huge success of the *Infinity Castle Part 1* movie in 2025 and now its release in North America, it feels like *Demon Slayer* has firmly established itself as the top anime of the year. It’s officially surpassed *One Piece* in terms of overall impact, at least for now.
The Good Luck Stunt in the game Skate is notoriously difficult. It requires players to jump from one building to another, landing on a shattered globe. While there are multiple approaches, mastering the correct technique allows players to successfully complete the stunt, proving it takes more than just chance.
It’s still too early to say which open-world games releasing in October 2025 will become classics, or if any will. Right now, we can only preview the upcoming games and share what each one offers, helping players decide which ones seem most promising.