These games truly shine by capturing unforgettable moments – whether players are battling seemingly unbeatable foes, exploring stunning environments, or just enjoying the quirky side of the game world. While such epic experiences can be rare even in great games, these titles consistently deliver, keeping players engaged from beginning to end with constant action and scenes that feel unbelievably immersive and real.
February was a packed month for video game releases, and Mewgenics launched on Steam amidst the flurry. Early in the month, Nioh 3 from Koei Tecmo became popular on Steam, with over 88,000 players online on February 8th – making it the most played game in the Nioh series on the platform, despite a few technical hiccups. The month will end with the release of Resident Evil Requiem on February 27th, the newest installment in Capcom’s well-known survival horror series.
Industry leaders, those self-proclaimed prophets of finance, gathered to discuss the soaring demand for tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) during a panel at Consensus Hong Kong 2026. The esteemed Evan Auyang (group president at Animoca Brands), Christian Rau (senior vice president, digital assets and blockchain at Mastercard), and Nicola White (VP of crypto institutions at Robinhood) joined moderator Marcin Kazmierczak (co-founder, RedStone). A gathering you might mistake for a secret society if it weren’t for the suits and tech jargon.
Season 2 of Battlefield 6 is taking a bit longer than planned. EA delayed its release in January, which means Season 1 lasted almost a month longer. The extra time is being used to improve the new content based on what players have been saying, though it’s unclear if bigger changes, like larger maps, will be included now or in future updates. EA has started sharing details about the gameplay improvements coming in the next big update, but the exact content of Season 2 is still unknown.
New analysis of high-energy nuclear collisions is revealing tantalizing clues about the nature of the quark-gluon plasma and the elusive QCD critical point.
In Mewgenics, battles are turn-based, meaning you send your mutant cats on adventures and carefully plan their actions. Success depends on good positioning, smart strategy, and keeping your cats healthy. This guide explains how combat works, making it easier to navigate the game’s cities.
Imu is a frighteningly powerful figure who initially appears to have almost no vulnerabilities. However, as the story unfolds, we’re beginning to discover some weaknesses, offering a glimmer of hope for those who oppose them. While Imu has very few known weaknesses, making them incredibly difficult to defeat, they aren’t unbeatable. Here’s a breakdown of everything we currently know about Imu’s vulnerabilities, the supreme ruler of the world.
When Stardew Valley launched in 2016, players liked being able to choose whether to play as a male or female character and customize their appearance with different clothes. Since then, updates to the game have added even more ways to personalize things – from your farm and house to your character and even your pets. With all these options, it’s easy to get caught up in choosing the perfect look and accidentally start a new game with a character whose gender you didn’t intend.
Many open-world games are incredibly immersive, but if you prefer fast-paced, story-driven experiences, these first-person shooters are a great choice. This collection includes both beloved classics and newer titles. While some levels have hidden areas to explore, these games generally focus on guiding you through a set path to reach the next goal.
In Nioh 3, players who finish the “Way of the Warrior: Adept” quest can unlock a second slot for melee weapons when playing as the Samurai. This quest is part of a training series, and you can start it by speaking with Yagyu Munenori, Takechiyo’s old teacher, in the Eternal Rift.