The popular monster-collecting game, developed by Pocketpair, is expanding into the physical realm! They’ve partnered with Bushiroad to create an official trading card game based on the hit survival title.
As a huge fan of the Dunk and Egg stories, I was really relieved to hear some good news! Ira Parker, who’s working on the A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms series, told The National that George R.R. Martin hasn’t left them hanging. Apparently, Martin has actually mapped out the entire Dunk and Egg saga! Parker said Martin shared around 10-12 little outlines with the writing team, detailing the whole story of their lives. Right now, they’re focusing on just one of those, seeing how fans react. They’re actually making two at the moment, which is exciting! Hopefully, people enjoy them enough that we get to see all of Martin’s planned stories brought to life – I know I’d love that! I mean, I’m really enjoying writing in that world, and it’s such a great story, so fingers crossed we get many more!
Created by the experienced team at European indie studio Cobalt Lane, and featuring an original soundtrack from award-winning composer Filippo Beck Peccoz and musician Charlotte Oleena, Imprinted is a horror game striving to offer a fresh experience. Many recent indie horror games on Steam have successfully broadened the genre with innovative gameplay and storytelling. Games like Home Safety Hotline have tapped into retro gaming feels while creating immersive worlds. Imprinted aims to join these ranks by combining classic game mechanics with the popular “found footage” aesthetic, resulting in a unique and unsettling psychological horror experience.
Kaido possesses a powerful Devil Fruit that allows him to transform into a dragon. Throughout the story, he demonstrated incredible strength, battling formidable opponents like the Kozuki Oden retainers, the Worst Generation, and ultimately, Luffy after Luffy unlocked the full potential of his own Devil Fruit. Kaido consistently proved worthy of his reputation as the strongest fighter.
The Persona series started as a spin-off of Shin Megami Tensei, but it’s become famous for its unique blend of high school life and turn-based battles featuring powerful beings called Personas. Unlike many games, Persona also lets players influence the story through their relationships and interactions with other characters. While popular in Japan, the series gained wider recognition with the release of Persona 4 in 2008 and Persona 5 in 2016. In 2026, Persona will celebrate its 30th anniversary, joining other long-running franchises like Resident Evil, Crash Bandicoot, and Pokemon.
George R.R. Martin recently shared that he hasn’t forgotten about his Dunk and Egg stories and may still write more novellas, though he admits time is a factor. However, he’s stated he won’t begin any new A Song of Ice and Fire stories until The Winds of Winter is finished. It’s been almost 15 years since the last published book, A Dance with Dragons, and there’s currently no indication of when Winds will be released.
The game will be available exclusively on PC via Steam.
Like every year, 2025 had plenty of popular anime series. Throughout the year, a diverse range of shows—both new and returning—kept viewers hooked. People tuned in to follow exciting storylines and get lost in captivating worlds, whether it was a unique fantasy or a heartwarming story.
It’s no surprise people are excited about a possible remake of Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag. Many fans consider Black Flag to be the best game in the Assassin’s Creed series, praising its unique pirate setting, ship combat, and immersive world. It was a truly innovative game for its time, and a return to that era is very appealing. The remake, reportedly titled Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced, will also incorporate lessons learned from Ubisoft’s more recent games, aiming to update the experience. While it’s difficult to predict exactly how this will turn out, it sounds like a potentially great project.
Early computer games came on physical CDs, but now digital downloads have completely transformed PC gaming. For years, PC gamers – often called the “PC Master Race” – have boasted about having the best games, graphics, and performance. This is possible, though it requires a powerful and expensive computer. Because consoles typically offer less power for the price, many gamers have chosen to invest in PCs instead. It’s no surprise, then, that platforms like Steam are more popular than ever.