Previously referred to as “The Shrouded City,” the second expansion for Hearthstone’s Year of the Raptor was unveiled during the Warcraft Direct last year. This set will transport players back to the environment seen in Journey to Un’Goro, a 2017 expansion for Hearthstone.
A Brazilian fan account discovered video evidence that appears to depict a split screen and the emergence of a second character labeled “Eve” in Eidos 7, yet the game’s original developer has clarified this may not have been an active project within the studio.
Created by a single developer named LocalThunk, Balatro made a significant impact globally around a year ago, even being nominated for Game of the Year at The Game Awards 2024. Although it didn’t win the top prize that evening (which went to Astro Bot), Balatro still walked away with several major awards during the ceremony, such as Best Independent Game, Best Debut Indie Game, and Best Mobile Game. In early May, Balatro became available for PS Plus members, granting access to the game across all three membership tiers. However, time is running out on this fantastic offer, and anyone who hasn’t grabbed the game yet is advised to do so within the next 24 hours.
Instead of traditional MMOs that require players to stick with a single build for each dungeon or raid, Atlan allows them to carry two loadouts simultaneously. This dual setup seamlessly integrates into the battle dynamics, enriching gameplay overall. Unlike many other MMOs where switching skills or equipment during combat can be awkward, delayed, or even prohibited, the system in Crystal of Atlan eliminates these constraints, giving players complete freedom and control.
Boruto: The Two Whirling Vortexes
The series has served fans with an abundance of thrilling material thus far, showcasing intense clashes between the Sage of Six Paths and the emerging shinobi from Konoha. Fan excitement for the narrative has been consistently high due to the numerous intriguing twists and turns. However, there’s one aspect that they continue to eagerly anticipate: the comeback of Naruto Uzumaki.
As a die-hard film fan, I’m thrilled about the upcoming continuation of the Netflix’s Daredevil saga, titled “Daredevil: Born Again.” This series brings back Charlie Cox reprising his iconic role as Matt Murdock/Daredevil. Alongside him are familiar faces like Vincent D’Onofrio (Wilson Fisk/Kingpin), Deborah Ann Woll (Karen Page), Elden Henson (Franklin ‘Foggy’ Nelson), Wilson Bethel (Benjamin “Dex” Poindexter/Bullseye) and Jon Bernthal (Frank Castle/Punisher). A fresh character was introduced in the Disney Plus series that kicked off earlier this year, and they’ll be back for Season 2 to carry on the legacy of another superhero.
In the upcoming update for World of Warcraft, players will journey to the Arathi Highlands alongside characters such as Danath Trollbane, Geta’rah, and Faerin. Their mission is twofold: to quell remaining conflicts between the Alliance and the Horde, and address a mutual danger facing both factions. Additionally, this update introduces the Lorewalking feature, allowing players an exclusive look into the histories of Xal’atath, the main antagonist from The War Within, and the enigmatic Ethereals for the first time. Furthermore, players will have an opportunity to revisit the heart-wrenching tale of Arthas, the Lich King, once this update becomes available.
Previously in February, Sony showcased their expectations for 2025 during a State of Play event. This broadcast highlighted several popular third-party games such as “Borderlands 4”, “Directive 8020”, “Hell is Us”, and “Tides of Annihilation”, among others. Additionally, they subtly hinted at upcoming PlayStation exclusives like the remastered version of “Days Gone” and a new game from “Returnal” developer Housemarque, titled “Saros”. Another State of Play dedicated to “Borderlands 4” was held on April 30. Speculation about a larger summer edition of State of Play has been circulating for quite some time now, and we might get an answer to that soon.
The anime version of “Solo Leveling” has been widely acclaimed due to its engaging power fantasy narrative, visually stunning fight sequences, and broad appeal. Yet, some viewers have pointed out that it tends to overlook the development of characters other than Jinwoo, resulting in a somewhat flat portrayal overall.
Solo Leveling showcases this power struggle magnificently, with Jinwoo’s fights against ever-evolving creatures of disorder providing a stark illustration of growing might and menace. To provide insight into these mighty adversaries, I’ve compiled a list of the most fearsome magical beasts in Solo Leveling lore, arranging them for a hypothetical clash to determine the ultimate ruler.