2025 has been rather lean when it comes to horror games that fans can really sink their teeth into. Scanning through this year’s top-rated new game releases, only a few fit the horror category, and while some quality indie horror titles have emerged, big-budget offerings are scarce. All things taken together, 2025 hasn’t been the genre’s most robust year, but that’s set to change very soon.
Many found it disappointing, even hardcore supporters included. Randy confided in me that he enjoyed it, yet emphasized that he couldn’t view it objectively like others might.
The Forza Horizon series, created by Playground Games, sets each new installment in a fictional representation of a real-world nation. To date, players have explored expansive open worlds modeled after Colorado, France, Italy, Australia, Britain, and Mexico. Each game has received varying levels of acclaim from fans, but one specific location has been consistently requested for quite some time now.
As a passionate fan, I had the thrill of chatting with Katarzyna Tarnacka-Polito, the art director behind Dying Light: The Beast. She shared some fascinating insights about the diverse landscapes in Castor Woods that gamers will explore. It turns out, these breathtaking environments were heavily influenced by charming Swiss Alps tourist towns and iconic Polish landmarks such as the Table Mountains National Park.
The unique topography of Castor Woods, with its combination of forest, swamp, and town zones, creates a stark contrast to the urban backdrop of Dying Light 2: Stay Human. This transformation not only offers an exciting playground for parkour antics but also presents fresh combat challenges for players to conquer.
Let us now revel in the absurdity of numbers, shall we? The Morpho (MORPHO) token ascended to dizzying heights of $2.8567, up over 245% from its March nadir. Its market cap swelled to $867 million, while its 24-hour trading volume rose by 24%. It is as though the ghost of Gogol himself whispered into traders’ ears: “Buy! Buy!” 👻💸
The original game, Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader, gained tremendous popularity and earned a spot among the franchise’s most cherished titles, even being hailed as one of the best CRPGs ever created. Now, the creators behind that success are back with another highly anticipated Warhammer 40,000: Dark Heresy. This upcoming turn-based CRPG promises to immerse players in the grimdark universe of 40K once more. Unlike other games that center around massive battles, Dark Heresy puts you in the role of an Inquisitor, leading a tight-knit warband on a morally complex mission to expose conspiracies and purge heresy. Although the game’s release date hasn’t been announced yet, early glimpses in the trailer and concept art suggest that it will be nothing short of extraordinary, featuring Chaos Space Marines and Eldar. For fans of narrative-rich RPGs and Warhammer enthusiasts alike, this game is definitely worth adding to your wishlist due to its emphasis on intricate narratives and strategic turn-based combat.
Turner’s departure is yet another shake-up in the agency’s cryptocurrency unit, which seems to have more turnover than a bakery on a Sunday morning. As the IRS struggles to craft regulatory frameworks for digital asset taxation, one can only imagine the chaos behind closed doors.
Atsushi Kaneko, the producer of Solo Leveling animation, recently shared on his account (previously Twitter) that there’s an upcoming announcement coming up, which is likely to delight fans of the series. However, he clarified that this news isn’t related to the Solo Leveling anime itself, but it promises to bring joy to the fanbase. The post left many fans puzzled and speculating, as the details are rather scarce at the moment. It could be tied to the launch of a soundtrack or perhaps a special event. For now, fans will just have to wait for an official update to find out more.
Many viewers who enjoyed the complex and intriguing villains in the original Naruto series were curious if Mikio Ikemoto, the creator of Boruto, could craft a comparable cast of captivating and memorable antagonists for his own narrative. While both series share the same ninja setting and main characters, it’s their villains that have garnered significant attention among fans due to their differences, particularly in terms of quality and memorability. These distinctions have been noticed by many over the years, aside from stylistic and aesthetic variations.
The initial year for Steel City Interactive’s much-awaited boxing game, Undisputed, has faced some rough patches. Upon its official launch last year after exiting early access, it received mixed reviews from critics. Many found that the game played less enjoyably post 1.0 launch. Fans who had eagerly anticipated the complete version of Undisputed criticized the lack of features, a basic career mode, and various bugs and issues in online matches. Fortunately, Steel City has been diligent in addressing these concerns through regular updates. It now appears that the latest patch is nearing completion, with a full release imminent in the near future.