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As I delve into Dmitry Glukhovsky’s Metro series, I find myself in a harrowing, post-apocalyptic Russia, scarred by nuclear devastation. My character, Artyom, starts as a humble tunnel-dweller of his station but transforms into a formidable Ranger over time. The games offer an adrenaline-pumping mix of first-person shooter (FPS) action, survival elements, and spine-chilling psychological horror. Known for their remarkable immersion in the FPS genre, these games seamlessly blend stealth and strategic gameplay with heart-stopping set-pieces and supernatural mutant battles.

As a gamer diving into the world of Lego Horizon Adventures, it’s clear that this spin-off aims to carve its own path when it comes to retelling the story from the first game in the action-adventure series. While it’s a given that everything is constructed from Lego bricks, the developers have also reworked the combat system to cater to a broader range of players.

In the vast expanse of the Mortal Kombat universe, a diverse array of creatures and individuals inhabit its six realms. Ranging from the primitive beings of Chaosrealm to the near-eternal denizens of Edenia, this world teems with beings of various forms and sizes. They participate in the defining Mortal Kombat tournaments that shape their respective realms. Yet, some entities are so fearsome and potent that they pose a threat to the existence of all realms and dimensions, even those who are not gods or titans. One such formidable character is the mighty Dragon King Onaga, frequently mentioned in Mortal Kombat 1.

Sometimes evolution isn’t always for the best.

In Lego Horizon Adventures, players embark on Aloy’s mission to rescue and rebuild her village, making new acquaintances along the way who eventually join as playable characters, each with distinct skills. Unlike most other Lego games where completing the main story necessitates a great deal of grinding to achieve 100%, Lego Horizon Adventures provides a more direct route to unlocking achievements.

Sakamoto Days is generating quite a buzz among anime enthusiasts, who are excitedly counting down the days till its debut in January. To build anticipation, the official Sakamoto Days account on X (formerly Twitter) unveiled a fresh trailer, offering a sneak peek into what viewers can look forward to from this upcoming anime series adaptation.

The second act of Destiny 2’s Revenant episode is nearly upon us, and Bungie has marked its approach with a developer livestream detailing the numerous updates and enhancements set to roll out on November 19 alongside the episode’s release. In addition to progressing the narrative of Destiny 2 Episode: Revenant, Act 2 will introduce the Contest of Elders seasonal activity reminiscent of Coil, new seasonal weaponry, alterations to Supers, and a Street Fighter collaboration encompassing themed Ghost shells, emotes, ornaments, and more.

Since 2004, I’ve been engrossed in the world of Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games (MMORPG), not starting with World of Warcraft at its launch but rather with EverQuest 2. After a few years, I moved on to Blizzard’s massive MMO around the time of Cataclysm’s release. However, it lacked an immersive feature that many games in this genre offered. Now, after two decades, World of Warcraft will finally introduce player housing!