Games

I was so excited when Arcanaut Studios and LucasArts announced their new game at The Game Awards in 2025! It’s called Fate of the Old Republic, and while we know it’s coming, a lot of the details – like where it’s even set – are still under wraps. The wait is tough, but at least we Star Wars fans have two things to look forward to in 2026! If you’re into strategy games, Star Wars Zero Company is coming out later in the year, and for those of us who love podracing, Star Wars: Galactic Racer is scheduled to launch on October 6th. Can’t wait!

As a huge fan, I’ve always loved the concept of the ‘final boss’ – that one ultimate challenge at the end of a game. But it’s funny, that idea isn’t just in video games. Think about the big villains in anime or movies – they often feel just as challenging and defeating them is just as rewarding! So, I started thinking about the greatest final bosses in all of fiction, not just games. We’re talking about the villains who felt truly impossible to beat, the ones who really pushed our heroes to their limits. And it’s not just about raw power, either – these villains are iconic! They’ve become so well-known that they define their entire series.

On May 5th, the game Phasmophobia received a major update focusing on player characters. This update completely changed how characters look and move, and also added options to customize their appearance with new skins and cosmetics. Players were especially looking forward to improved animations, as Phasmophobia was previously known for some unusual and awkward character movements. Unfortunately, the update didn’t go smoothly at first, but the developers have since released a fix.

You can now display charms on your character’s shirt to customize their look even more! If you enjoy collecting items, be sure to get these before they disappear on June 2nd. See the list below to find out where to get them!

This puzzle challenges players to find and combine clues hidden in the room to determine the solution. It can be tricky to figure out, so the following guide explains how to solve it and reveals the final chemical code.

Since the release of Alan Wake 2 in 2023, the story world it’s part of has only been expanded once with FBC: Firebreak. While Remedy Entertainment plans to continue the shared universe with Control Resonant in 2026, the Alan Wake 2: The Lake House DLC was the last major addition to the core Alan Wake series. For fans eager for more of the story, a special event in the game Phasmophobia offers a temporary way to experience the world before it ends.

We’re focusing on open-world games where things feel off rather than overtly supernatural. The best games for this blend realistic settings with a hidden, unsettling layer of paranormal activity – a sense that something is warping reality and disrupting the normal rules. We’re aiming for a vibe similar to the game Control, but in a truly open world. With that in mind, here’s our ranking of the best supernatural open-world games ever made.

After almost ten years, the Star Fox series is returning in 2026. Fox McCloud’s appearance in The Super Mario Bros. Movie reminded longtime fans how much they love the series and also introduced the character to a new generation. Because many new players are expected to try Star Fox with the Switch 2 game coming out in June, a remake felt like the right choice instead of creating a completely new game. However, this will be the fourth remake in the series, meaning half of all Star Fox games retell the same story.

Directive 8020 includes codes that unlock new parts of the story or special collectibles. These codes are often very well hidden, and can be difficult and time-consuming to find. This guide provides everything you need to solve them quickly and easily.

Honestly, nobody knows when Judas is coming out – not even Ken Levine, or at least he doesn’t have a solid answer yet. It’s a big deal because it’s his first full game since BioShock Infinite, and from what I’ve heard, it’s a really ambitious FPS. That means it’s going to take as long as it takes to get it right. The team at Ghost Story Games has said it’s built around a ‘dynamic narrative,’ where your choices really matter, even the small ones. That probably explains the long development time. It makes the wait understandable, but it doesn’t make it any easier! They’ve shown us little bits and pieces to let us know it’s still alive, but there’s still no official release date in sight.