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In 1348 Ex Voto, players follow Aeta, a knight on a quest to rescue her love, Bianca, portrayed by Jennifer English, known for her roles in Baldur’s Gate 3 and Expedition 33. The game features third-person combat inspired by European martial arts, with a focus on different combat stances and combo attacks. While set in a harsh Medieval Italy, the game also boasts moments of beauty and impressive scenery, encouraging players to explore its world.

The popular webcomic Solo Leveling finished a few years ago and, despite being very successful, its conclusion left some fans wanting more. Specifically, the story briefly covered the 27-year Monarch War, a major conflict, without going into much detail. Many readers felt this was a missed opportunity. Now, with the new project Solo Leveling: Karma, that’s about to change. Karma will significantly expand on the events of the 27-year war, which has fans eagerly anticipating the continuation of the story.

The collectible card game Magic: The Gathering has changed a lot recently. Collaborations with other popular franchises, like Final Fantasy and Spider-Man, have become common, growing from small releases into entire expansion sets. The company behind Magic, Wizards of the Coast and its parent company Hasbro, have also increased how often they release new sets – currently six per year, with plans for seven in 2026. Now, some investors in Hasbro are voicing their concerns about how the game is being managed.

It’s hard to compare Power Rangers based on strength because they’ve all had such different skills and faced unique challenges. Some Rangers fight monsters, while others battle villains of a different sort. For example, the Megaforce Red Ranger is a good defender of Earth, but he probably wouldn’t be able to handle the threats faced by earlier Rangers. This just shows that not all Red Rangers are equally powerful.

Naruto Uzumaki is considered one of the best anime characters ever created, so many fans were surprised when the Boruto series sidelined him. While he’s been gone, Boruto Uzumaki and a new generation of ninja have been proving themselves with their own battles and growing strength. However, fans are eagerly awaiting Naruto’s return to the story.

Okay, 2026 is shaping up to be amazing for us Souls fans! I’m already hyped for games like Nioh 3 and Code Vein 2 dropping soon – I’m expecting to lose tons of hours to those, dying repeatedly but hopefully getting good at them! And it doesn’t stop there. There are a bunch of other promising Soulslike games confirmed to come out later in the year, though a lot of them don’t have firm release dates yet. Things can always change and games get delayed, but here’s a look at the biggest upcoming Soulslikes we can expect to see in 2026.

Goku was a groundbreaking anime hero, but many protagonists have emerged since then. While he remains incredibly popular, some argue that these newer characters are simply more well-developed and compelling.

So, I was pretty hyped to hear Rayman might be coming back, but it happened right when things were getting crazy over at Ubisoft. They announced a big shakeup on January 21st and just… cancelled a bunch of games they were working on. The biggest bummer? The Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time remake – everyone thought it was almost done, but they pulled the plug anyway. Another remake, Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag, didn’t get cancelled, but it’s been delayed indefinitely. All this drama really hit Ubisoft hard financially too – their stock price dropped to a 15-year low on January 22nd. It’s a rough time for fans and the company, honestly.