As expected, most of the leaks surrounding *Pokemon Legends: Z-A* have focused on the Pokemon appearing in the game and the new Mega Evolutions it will introduce. Details about many of these Mega Evolutions leaked before they were officially announced and turned out to be mostly correct. The most recent leak doesn’t share any new Mega Evolution designs, but it does reveal one Mega Evolution that won’t be included in the game.
All Saints’ Wake will be back in *Final Fantasy 14* shortly after the release of Patch 7.35. This update added four new optional activities for players to enjoy. The biggest addition is a special event based on *Monster Hunter Wilds*, where players can battle Guardian Arkveld in a new challenge called the Windward Wilds, available on both Normal and Extreme difficulties. Patch 7.35 also introduced the fourth Deep Dungeon, Pilgrim’s Traverse, along with new quests for the Yok Huy society and the next part of the Hildibrand adventure.
MachineGames has been creating top-quality action-packed first-person shooters for 15 years. They’re known for intense games like Wolfenstein, where you fight Nazis, and exciting adventures starring Indiana Jones. After releasing Indiana Jones and the Great Circle last year, fans have been eager to learn what the studio is working on next. Good news – a recent announcement reveals they’ve started a new project!
As a huge Battlefield fan, I had a feeling *Battlefield 6* was going to be massive when EA started showing it off earlier this year. The open beta really confirmed that – it hit over 520,000 players on Steam at one point! But seeing the official launch? That’s when it *really* became clear just how big this game was going to be.
2025 is shaping up to be the most significant year yet for Obsidian Entertainment, a game studio with a 22-year history. They launched *Avowed*, their first major fantasy RPG, in February, and it was well-received by fans of their *Pillars of Eternity* series. Then, in June, Obsidian surprised everyone at the Xbox showcase with the announcement of a sequel to *Grounded*, their popular survival game inspired by *Honey, I Shrunk the Kids*. The sequel entered early access on June 29th. And now, after a four-year wait since its initial announcement in 2021, *The Outer Worlds 2* is almost here, capping off an incredible year with three major game releases for Obsidian.
These games range from technically stunning creations to simpler projects by independent developers hoping to gain recognition. Despite their differences, they’re all exceptionally well-made and stand out in a very crowded gaming landscape. They’ve captured players’ attention with engaging gameplay, unique visuals, and fresh ideas, helping the genre grow and change in exciting ways.
In Battlefield 6, each of the four player classes has its own set of challenges to complete. Finishing these challenges earns you cosmetic items like character skins and backgrounds, but more importantly, they unlock essential gadgets and equipment. For instance, Recon players need to complete a challenge before they can use C4. Here’s a guide to finishing all the challenges for the Recon class in Battlefield 6.
Completing all the challenges for the Assault class in *Battlefield 6* will earn you a free skin, and you can unlock even more cosmetic items and gadgets as you progress. Some of the best equipment for the Assault class is tied to these challenges, so it’s a good idea to finish them quickly. Here’s a guide to completing every Assault and Assault Expert challenge in *Battlefield 6*.
Sung Jinwoo is the central character in Solo Leveling, and his journey is marked by incredible growth. He starts as a very weak Hunter – ranked E – barely able to fight even the simplest monsters.
Originally revealed in March 2023, *MindsEye* was a highly anticipated cyberpunk action game intended to establish Build A Rocket Boy—a Scottish studio led by Leslie Benzies, a former key developer on the *GTA* series—as a major player. However, when the game launched in June 2025, it received extremely negative reviews and disappointed fans. Shortly after, Build A Rocket Boy began laying off employees.