While completing the Carmine Falcone mission at the Iceberg Lounge in LEGO Batman Legacy, you’ll eventually need to talk to Flass to progress. Before you do, you can find a hidden Red Brick behind a large vault. The vault’s code can be challenging, so this guide provides a complete solution and explains how to decipher the puzzle clues.
FromSoftware has been consistently successful, releasing critically acclaimed games like the massive RPG Elden Ring. While their next project, The Duskbloods, is confirmed for the Nintendo Switch 2, what they’ll do after that is still unknown, and fans have differing opinions on what they should create next.
While some longtime fans hoping for a more traditional experience might not love the changes in Directive 8020, the game still delivers the chilling cosmic horror and familiar features that Dark Pictures Anthology is known for. As usual, it includes a teaser for the next installment, and this one is arguably the creepiest yet. The teaser is shrouded in mystery, but many fans believe the next game will be The Craven Man, and this in-game preview offers the biggest hint about the story so far.
Here’s a guide to unlocking all the playable characters in LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, so you’ll know when and how to get your favorites.
We’re also creating guides for each mission to help you find everything, including all collectibles. Keep an eye out for those!
LEGO is planning a huge wave of new sets for Summer 2026, including both licensed properties and original designs. While the introduction of LEGO’s Smart Brick caused some debate due to a price increase in sets that include it, more sets this year will feature ‘Smart Play’ technology. Leaks have confirmed four new Pokemon sets will be among them. In addition, we’re expecting at least four regular LEGO sets to be released on August 1st.
I’ve been studying the strongest demons in Dragon Ball, and it’s clear that becoming a Dark King isn’t easy. It’s reserved for only the most powerful. The transformation itself, powered by something called the Dark Factor from the Demon Realm, completely changes how a demon looks and gives them an incredible power increase—far beyond anything we typically see in Dragon Ball Super. Interestingly, even those known as Supreme Demon Kings seem weak in comparison if they haven’t achieved this full Dark King form. They’re technically Dark Kings, but not truly powerful ones.
Homelander is incredibly evil, but a surprising number of video game heroes could actually challenge him. And I mean true heroes – not villains who just pretend to be good, like Handsome Jack from Borderlands. I’m talking about characters who seem like the good guys for most of the game, but end up causing serious damage, either through the storyline or because of choices you make as the player. Let’s explore some examples!
In January 2026, LEGO launched Smart Play, a new system designed to build on the fun of traditional LEGOs. It adds features like lights, sounds, movement sensors, and the ability for toys to react to their surroundings. The core of the system is the “Smart Brick,” but it also includes interactive “Smart Minifigures” and tags that can bring regular LEGO bricks to life. A companion app lets users control and program these Smart Play sets. While LEGO’s new Pokemon toys aren’t currently compatible, they’re expected to be updated with Smart Play features later in 2026.
Founded in 2011, Embracer Group is a Swedish media company made up of several core divisions, including THQ Nordic, Plaion, Dark Horse Media, Crystal Dynamics Entertainment, Freemode, and DECA Games. Recently, Embracer spun off two companies – Coffee Stain, which focuses on independent game development and publishing, and Asmodee, which handles board game production. Now, Embracer has announced plans for a third separate company.