The main story of Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End concluded in 2016, and after the spin-off The Lost Legacy came out the next year, the series went on hold. Fans have been hoping for a new installment ever since, and while several excellent PS5 games have been released, a few capture a similar feeling to Uncharted. Here are some great PS5 titles that share story elements or gameplay with the Uncharted series.
It’s been a great year for game releases, and a new LEGO Batman game is a welcome bonus. I’m really excited about LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, but I’m frustrated by a common practice it’s using: offering the game with three-day early access if you pre-order. While early access has become a standard pre-order incentive, it’s become so widespread that some players now expect it. However, this practice creates different release dates for players depending on whether they pre-order, and it’s a tiring marketing tactic that’s become all too common in the gaming industry.
Mineta from Class 1-A has always been a controversial character with fans. Many find his personality unlikeable, and he doesn’t stand out as much as other students, either in terms of personality or his abilities. Though never a central figure in the story, some believe the author could have developed other characters more fully instead.
Clay is a fairly common resource in Hytale that you can dig up directly from the environment. But to make colored clay, you’ll need petals, which come from specific plants and flowers. This guide will show you where to find clay, how to turn it into different colors, and how to get the petals you need. Let’s get started!
You’ll find this Discovery while following the story during the ‘Through the Backstreets’ section. When you reach the purple marker on your map, Aerith will attempt to open the gate, but it won’t work. She’ll then suggest a different way forward: moving a large green crate that’s to the left of the gate.
After taking extra time to develop the game, Bungie clearly listened to player feedback. They fixed visual problems and added popular features like nearby voice chat and a solo player option. They also enhanced the game with richer environments, improved lighting, and more overall content. Marathon is scheduled to launch on March 5th – sooner than many anticipated – and Bungie is offering a free weekend before launch so players can try it out. While Marathon is fundamentally an extraction shooter, it also includes some unique elements that set it apart from other games in the genre.
Dragon Quest VII Reimagined comes out on February 5th. If you buy the Digital Deluxe Edition, you can start playing up to two days before that.
This role-playing game was incredibly popular when it first came out around the year 2000, and the updated version is one of the most awaited releases of early 2026.
Last week, TopMob reported that Ubisoft’s long-running project, Beyond Good & Evil 2, is still in development despite recent company changes. Ubisoft later confirmed the game remains a key part of their plans, focusing on open-world adventure games.
Saltstone is a really hard resource to come by, which is frustrating since so many things need it. You’ll need it to upgrade almost everything in your town, so you can’t progress without it.