When Does Battlefield 6 Season 1 End? Battlefield 6 Season 2 Start Times & Date

Okay, so Battlefield 6 definitely doesn’t have the huge launch numbers it did at first, but trust me, there are still tons of people playing – easily thousands, maybe even hundreds of thousands – on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC. Season 1 added some good stuff, but now we’re all waiting for Season 2 to drop and see what new content it brings to the battlefield!

Epic Games Store Officially Reveals Its First Free February 2026 Games

Recently, Epic Games gave away Rustler – Grand Theft Horse, an open-world action game set in medieval times. It’s designed with a similar style to classic Grand Theft Auto games from the 2D era. Rustler was free to claim from January 22nd to 29th, and has now been replaced with another free game: Definitely Not Fried Chicken.

Dungeons and Dragons Best Fighter Subclass Tier List

Similar to other character classes in Dungeons & Dragons, Fighters choose a specialization at level three, gaining unique abilities to improve their combat skills and overall effectiveness. Over the years, Wizards of the Coast has released more than a dozen Fighter specializations, and while some are exceptionally powerful, others aren’t as strong. All Fighters are capable in battle, but certain specializations make them significantly more effective.

Highguard Twitch Viewership is Already Way Down

Since launching on January 26th, Highguard has sparked a lot of online conversation. The game experienced both negative reviews on Steam and a surge of players curious to try it out, keeping developer Wildlight Entertainment quite busy. While streamers and fans of hero shooters initially flocked to the game, interest seems to be declining. This week, the number of players on Steam dropped significantly, and now viewership on Twitch is also falling rapidly.

Is XRP Finally Ready to Make a Comeback? Spoiler: It Might Not Be All Bad!

According to our friendly neighborhood crypto trader, XRP is still playing nice within a neat little price range that goes all the way back to the 2018 peak. Think of it as XRP’s very own cozy blanket-comfy, familiar, and a tad boring. This range, lounging between the low-$2s and low-$3s, has been the backdrop for XRP’s many market dramas. Since late 2024, it’s been like Groundhog Day, with prices testing the same support and resistance levels over and over without making any real progress. Yawn!