Xbox Game Pass Officially Adds Its First Game for February 2026

The Kazakhstan-based studio Odd Meter has a hard time categorizing their game, Indika, and for good reason – it’s a unique blend of genres. While mostly a 3D, third-person adventure, Indika sometimes switches to 2D pixel art. The game tells the story of a 19th-century Russian nun’s personal journey, and she’s accompanied by the devil himself, who serves as both a companion and a narrator you can’t always trust. Reviewers have highlighted how Indika successfully combines historical fantasy and surrealism while thoughtfully tackling complex questions about life, religion, and existence.

Opera’s Crypto Waltz: 17% Leap on Tether’s Golden Embrace

This expansion, a marriage of convenience between Opera and Tether, brings the USDT stablecoin and the gold-backed XAU₮0 token-a bridged creation not of Tether’s own making-into the embrace of MiniPay, Opera’s self-custodial wallet built on the Celo blockchain. A noble endeavor, no doubt, targeting the wretched of the earth in Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia, who, deprived of traditional banking, now have access to digital dollars. MiniPay, since its late 2023 debut, has processed 350 million transactions and activated over 12.6 million wallets. A triumph of technology, or merely a new guise for old exploitation? The jury is still out.

The 7 Best-Written Anime Arcs of the Past 10 Years, Ranked

Anime series vary in quality, so it’s common to rank specific story arcs within longer shows. Shorter, self-contained anime like Bocchi the Rock! work well as a complete package, but longer series such as My Hero Academia and Oshi no Ko benefit from being analyzed arc by arc. This allows fans to identify the truly outstanding story arcs of the past decade. While many arcs have been popular – like the Mugen Train arc from Demon Slayer – they often pale in comparison to the very best arcs in recent anime history.

Doom Developer id Software Celebrates 35th Anniversary With Special Message

After the release of Quake in 1996, the original team members moved on, but the studio kept creating first-person shooter games. In 2009, ZeniMax Media, which owns Bethesda Softworks, bought the studio, and Bethesda began publishing its games. Later, in 2021, Microsoft Gaming acquired ZeniMax. Despite these changes, id Software has consistently released successful first-person shooters, with their latest game, DOOM: The Dark Ages, launching in 2025.

Chainsaw Man Hits A Big Milestone Ahead of Season 2

Chainsaw Man started as a popular manga, then expanded with both a TV series and an anime movie. Both adaptations were well-received, solidifying the series’ reputation as a top title. Recently, the manga’s sales reached a significant new high, demonstrating its increasing popularity.

Overwatch 2 Teases Third Potential Hero of 2026

Blizzard recently announced plans to share updates on its games, including Overwatch 2. A special Overwatch 2 showcase, called the Overwatch Spotlight, will be held on February 4th at 10 AM Pacific Time. It’s expected to feature major announcements, gameplay details, and other exciting news.

Final Fantasy 7 Remake Mystery Drink: Effects & Consequences

In Chapter 9, when you reach the Colosseum area, you can talk to Johnny in a break room before your first fight. If you look at the item on the table beside him, you’ll discover a strange drink Cloud can choose to have. Johnny explains that Don Corneo gave him the drink as a gift, claiming it will give you a lot of energy. But should you actually drink it?

Say Hello to Cozy Game Grave Seasons’ 20 Characters (& 1 of Them Can Be a Serial Killer)

Instead of inheriting a farm, players start by escaping from jail and building a new life in the peaceful town of Ashenridge. While enjoying familiar farming activities like growing crops, fishing, crafting, and mining, they’ll uncover a dark secret: a serial killer is on the loose. Grave Seasons is a story-driven farming simulator where a supernatural killer lurks among the townspeople.