Best Tactical RPGs With Deep Character Customization, Ranked

Okay, so tactical RPGs aren’t always the most talked-about games these days, with everyone focusing on action or classic JRPGs. But honestly, when a good one hits, it really hits. If you’re the type of player who loves to carefully control a big group and really strategize, these games can suck you in for hours! New releases are kinda rare, so I always get excited when one comes out – we should definitely appreciate them.

Stardew Valley Fan Makes Rare Find at Thrift Store

I’ve been a huge fan of Stardew Valley for ages, and it’s awesome to see all the cool stuff that’s come out for it! It’s gone way beyond just the game itself – there’s been soundtracks, remixes with different artists, and even concerts in 2024 and 2025 with more planned for early 2026! They even made a cookbook with over 50 recipes based on the food in the game back in 2024. And speaking of extras, someone just got an amazing deal on the Stardew Valley board game, which I’m super jealous of!

Pokemon GO Change Would Make Community Days More Accessible

Although Pokemon GO‘s Community Day events are called “Day”, they actually only last for a few hours. Typically, these events run from 2:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. local time. This short window can be challenging for players, as work, family, or other commitments often make it hard to participate. Some fans believe the event should be extended to better match its name.

One Piece: Luffy & Nami’s Relationship, Explained

From an outside perspective, Luffy and Nami’s relationship doesn’t seem all that complex, but people have been shipping them for years! They clearly have a strong connection and understand each other so well, it’s easy to see why fans would hope they become a couple. But I’ve been wondering, is a romantic relationship actually likely for them in the future of One Piece, and would it even fit with how they’ve developed so far?

Zelda Fans Can Pre-Order a ‘Life-Size’ Statue of Tears of the Kingdom’s Decayed Master Sword Soon

The Master Sword is a legendary weapon instantly recognizable from many The Legend of Zelda games. In Tears of the Kingdom, a damaged version of the sword appears, weakened by the dark force called Gloom rising from beneath Hyrule Castle. This ‘Decayed Master Sword’ isn’t as powerful as the original, so players are encouraged to experiment with the game’s Fuse ability – combining different items to create new weapons. Although many players quickly replace it after the initial tutorial, the Decayed Master Sword has still made a memorable impact.

8 Forgotten Horror Games That Deserve To Be Rediscovered On Steam

There are many horror games available, but truly great ones are rare. Unfortunately, some excellent games don’t get the recognition they deserve and can be lost to time, as seen with the examples mentioned earlier. Because these older games are no longer available for purchase, horror fans should consider adding the following titles to their Steam wishlists and watching for potential delisting.

It’s Time To Say Goodbye To The One Piece Manga For Now

Eiichiro Oda, the creator of One Piece, is taking more frequent breaks because his work is demanding and he needs adequate rest. A break began after the release of chapter 1168 today, December 7, 2025. The manga will resume with chapter 1169 in two weeks, on December 21, 2025, marking the final chapter released in 2025.

Controversial Steam Game Canceled Over AI Backlash

The Postal series is owned by Running with Scissors (RWS), a game company located in Tucson, Arizona. Since the first game came out in 1997, RWS has created almost all of the Postal games, with the exceptions of Postal 3 (2011), which they made with Trashmasters, and Postal: Brain Damaged (2022), developed by Hyperstrange and CreativeForge Games. Recently, on December 3rd, RWS announced another game made by an outside studio: Postal: Bullet Paradise. This new installment, a time-traveling shooter, is being developed by the indie team at Goonswarm Games.