Japanese Role-Playing Games, or JRPGs, are known for their compelling stories, and epic battles often form the heart of those narratives. Players frequently find themselves caught in conflicts, choosing sides or bravely fighting against powerful enemies. These large-scale battles create tension and excitement, making the stories even more engaging. Let’s take a look at some of the greatest war-focused JRPGs ever made, spanning different styles within the genre.
LEGO recently announced “Smart Bricks,” a new addition to their building sets. These bricks use light and sound to enhance play and create more engaging interactions with LEGOs and Minifigures. While the idea sounds appealing – a younger me would have been thrilled with bricks that light up! – I’m not convinced this is a positive step for the brand.
You can find Gwen just outside the factory entrance, near the guards and the locked gate. She’ll ask you to go back into the Abandoned Talagger Factory to open a door and defeat the Cerulean Drake. Be aware that you’ll need to find a Watch Security Key near the gate to do this, but the game doesn’t give you any hints about its location.
At its heart, Minecraft is all about letting your imagination run wild. Over the years, players have built incredible things, from completely original designs to tributes to their favorite games and movies. Recently, one player showcased this potential by building a huge world inspired by Halo, proving just how ambitious Minecraft creations can be. This endless creativity is the key to the game’s lasting popularity – there’s truly no limit to what players can build, which is why it continues to be enjoyed by so many and will likely remain popular for years to come.
Unlike the original Solo Leveling, this series, Solo Leveling: Ragnarok, centers on Jinwoo’s son, Sung Suho, and his new journey. While the Ragnarok novel finished in 2025, the manhwa adaptation is still ongoing—but will be taking a break. The reason for the hiatus has been announced: the artist, Jin, needs to fulfill his mandatory military service in South Korea. Although this is disappointing, a new artist will be joining the project soon.
You can still get the Divine Beast Helms by using amiibo in Tears of the Kingdom, but now you can also find them hidden around Hyrule. These helms will be especially useful for protecting Link as he explores areas affected by the strange Regional Phenomena.
Cheating is a growing problem in online games like ARC Raiders, Call of Duty, and Battlefield. Game publishers and developers are constantly working to improve their anti-cheat measures, and many are even creating their own security systems. However, these systems aren’t without drawbacks. For example, EA’s anti-cheat for Battlefield and Activision’s Ricochet for Call of Duty both operate at a deep level within users’ computers, which raises privacy concerns because of the high level of access they require.
During the climactic fight against Makima in the first part of Chainsaw Man, Power tragically sacrificed herself to save Denji, giving him all her blood and creating a contract with him. This contract requires Denji to find her again. While Denji’s motivations are often unclear, opening a path to Hell is incredibly dangerous. However, it’s the only way he can keep his promise to Power. The ongoing fight against Yoru has reached a standstill, but locating the new Blood Devil could give Denji the advantage he needs to protect Asa, end the conflict with the War Devil, and finally resolve the situation.
You craft ceramics by combining Calcite Sheets and Wolfram Powder in a Furnace. However, you won’t be able to simply select ceramics from the Furnace to take them. First, you need to unlock the recipe at the Recipe Station.
If you enjoy building large structures and futuristic factories, the Building Drone will be a game-changer. This guide provides easy-to-follow instructions on how to unlock and use it.