The 20 Most Anticipated Games of 2026

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Games on this list are arranged by their release date. For games scheduled to come out in 2026, they’re listed in alphabetical order. To be included, a game needs to have a confirmed or expected release within 2026.

Brand New Creature Collector on Steam Feels Like Pokemon & Palworld Finally Agreed to Get Along

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Aside from the controversy surrounding Palworld and its similarities to Pokemon, several other promising creature-collecting games are in development. One standout is Aniimo, a cheerful and technically impressive JRPG planned for release on Steam. Unlike Palworld, which has faced legal challenges, Aniimo seems to be taking a unique approach to gameplay, potentially offering a more engaging and complex experience. While it’s still early days and the game needs to prove itself, Aniimo could become the next big hit in the genre, hopefully without any legal issues.

One Of Us Codes (December 2025)

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One of Us is a Roblox game where players are either trying to survive or be the killer. The killer wins by eliminating all the survivors, while the survivors win by either escaping or lasting longer than the killer. The game offers different character classes for both sides, but you need to earn or buy them with in-game currency called Coins. You can earn Coins by playing well, or get them for free by using redeem codes, which are an easy way to get thousands of Coins without spending too much time grinding.

Discover How Trading Platforms Are Changing the Game for Investors!💸🚀

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Now, you might hear folks describe trading platforms as “transitioning” from contracts-for-difference to crypto-sounds fancy, right? But let’s not kid ourselves. In reality, CFDs and spot crypto trading are like those quirky roommates who can’t quite share the same couch but somehow make it work in the living room of financial freedom. It’s less about one replacing the other and more about brokers saying, “Hey, we’ve got options!” Traders then pick their tools like kids in a candy store, matching them to their own tastes and risk appetites. 🍭

Best Board Games for People Who Don’t Like Board Games

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However, recent trends in board game design, especially with party games, are shifting away from complex rules. More and more games emphasize intuition, talking, and quickly getting players involved. These games aren’t trying to create dedicated gamers—they simply aim to provide fun for everyone playing.

Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo Chapter 17 Brings Back A Fan Favorite Character

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While everyone’s attention is on the main fight, another critical and dangerous battle is unfolding between Maru and Tsurugi Okkotsu. This fight, which didn’t seem as important at first, has become incredibly intense in Chapter 17 of the Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo manga with the reappearance of Rika, a powerful cursed spirit.

PSA: Dungeons and Dragons Fans Should Circle March 15 and May 18 on their Calendars

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Good news for Dungeons & Dragons players – it seems like something exciting might be coming soon! In the meantime, mark your calendars for March 2026, the 10-year anniversary of the popular adventure Curse of Strahd. Then, in May, Van Richten’s Guide to Ravenloft will celebrate its fifth anniversary, bringing back the classic Domains of Dread to a new audience. These anniversaries suggest that Ravenloft could be the focus of future D&D content.