For months, rumors have circulated about Apple creating a foldable iPhone. While leaks strongly suggest Apple is exploring this new design for its phones, the company hasn’t confirmed anything. They didn’t announce a foldable phone at their September product event, where the iPhone 17 and iPhone Air were unveiled. Now, a well-known source is potentially offering an early glimpse at Apple’s plans for foldable phones.
As a long-time fan, I was absolutely thrilled to hear Hytale is back! The original creator, Simon Collins-Laflamme, got the rights back, and they’re starting to rebuild the game from a version that’s already four years old. That’s a huge undertaking, honestly – there’s so much work to do to get it where we all know it can be. Because of that, it makes total sense they’re planning an early access period so we can all see the progress and help shape the future of Hytale.
None yet. The codes system is brand new from the Christmas update.
2025 was an incredible year for fans of extraction shooter games. Titles like Escape from Duckov and ARC Raiders were massive hits, selling millions of copies and becoming incredibly popular on Steam. Adding to the excitement, Escape from Tarkov finally became available on Steam in November. And now, players have another new game to anticipate: The Midnight Walkers.
2025 had an incredible amount of great TV, and I unfortunately didn’t have time to watch everything. I really missed out on two shows in particular: the highly-rated Andor from the Star Wars universe, and Max’s gripping medical drama, The Pitt. From what I’ve heard, I probably would have loved both of them, so I’m giving them a special mention even though I haven’t seen them. While I can’t say for sure, it seems like everyone else really enjoyed them.
Given that Jujutsu Kaisen focuses on curses and powerful sorcerers, it’s no surprise the characters are incredibly strong. With two seasons already out and a third on the way, now is a great time to look at a list of the most powerful characters in the series.
Some games are pushing the boundaries of player choice, making decisions truly permanent. Whether it’s through ‘Honor Runs’ that instantly save your progress, or systems that actively prevent you from reloading to undo mistakes, these games punish players for taking the ‘wrong’ path. Here are five titles where your choices have lasting consequences – there are no take-backs, do-overs, or ways to save-scum your way out of the repercussions.
Details about the next generation of Pokémon games from Game Freak have slowly been revealed since a large leak in October 2024, nicknamed the “Teraleak.” This leak involved the online publication of internal documents belonging to the Pokémon developer, likely due to a data breach. Reports suggest the new games might be called Pokémon Wind and Wave or simply Winds and Waves.
The game remains popular not only because it’s fun to play, but also due to a recent optional reset that allowed players to start over with some advantages. This “Expedition” wipe gave players a fresh beginning. Another appealing feature is the Raider Deck system, which is similar to a battle pass. Players earn in-game currency called Cred and use it to unlock cosmetic items and helpful upgrades over time.
The two Star Wars Jedi games have been critically acclaimed. Fallen Order (2019) earned an average score of 82 on OpenCritic, and Survivor (2023) improved on that success with a score of 84. Both games follow Cal Kestis, a Jedi who survived the infamous Order 66 and is now on the run from the powerful Galactic Empire. They combine exciting action-adventure gameplay with challenging combat inspired by the ‘Souls-like’ genre, making them both unique titles. However, the games truly shine during lightsaber battles. While Jedi Knight 2: Jedi Outcast was long considered the gold standard for Star Wars lightsaber combat, many now believe that the two games developed by Respawn Entertainment have surpassed it.