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Check out the official trailer for Oblivium, a fast-paced action game where you cast spells. It’s a roguelike developed by Emil. Read More 2025-11-03 16:36

Check out the new release date trailer for Bonaparte: A Mechanized Revolution, a strategy game created by Studio Imugi. Read More 2025-11-03 16:36

2025 was a phenomenal year for anime, delivering fantastic series and two standout movies. Fans were thrilled with the release of Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Part 1, but the more recent Chainsaw Man: Reze Arc movie has quickly become a new favorite, and many believe it even surpasses Demon Slayer in quality. Released just recently, the movie is currently captivating audiences worldwide and is proving to be incredibly popular.

I’m so excited about Jancer! It’s a really cool new game – a precision platformer where the music is key. It’s made by 1 Bit Studio, and they just dropped a trailer you can check out to get a first look! Read More 2025-11-03 16:35

Schedule 1 has quickly become a surprising success this year. Before it launched, the game didn’t generate much buzz, but its positive word-of-mouth after being released in Early Access led to impressive sales. By May, Schedule 1 had already earned $125 million, and that number has continued to grow. The game’s solo developer, Tyler (TVGS), has been steadily releasing updates, and plans to increase the frequency of those updates in the future.

Eternal Legend is a role-playing game with turn-based combat, created by Jonathan BRASSAUD. You can watch the announcement trailer here. Read More 2025-11-03 16:33

In The Front, you’ll explore a 36 square kilometer wasteland as a member of a resistance fighting against a cruel empire. While there is a story, the real appeal lies in the challenging survival gameplay and the deep vehicle customization. You’ll spend your time collecting resources, creating new technologies, building bases with automatic defenses, and meticulously designing unique war machines from a huge variety of parts.

Roronoa Zoro’s backstory is full of unanswered questions, but the biggest mystery surrounds his missing left eye. After the time skip, Zoro only had one eye, and surprisingly, none of the Straw Hat crew ever asked him about it, nor has the author, Oda, ever explained what happened. However, Oda actually revealed the reason for this in the manga some time ago.

Before you can do a tumble, you need to check your settings. Open the settings menu by pressing the Escape key, then go to the Controls section. Make sure the tumble action is set to the Q key. Once you’ve confirmed this, you’ll be able to roll!