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TopMob has announced that Code Vein 2 is expected to be a major game release in late 2025. With the first Code Vein being very popular, fans are already excited for the sequel, which is shaping up to be one of the biggest releases of 2026. Plus, an early access period will let dedicated players start experiencing the game even sooner – and we know you’ll be eager to test your skills!

Code Vein was a bit unusual for a Soulslike game, and while it wasn’t perfect, fans enjoyed it enough to help it sell over a million copies. That made a sequel inevitable! You’ve been asking for it, and now it’s here – here’s everything you need to know about the launch of Code Vein 2.

Each week, you’ll face five Trials that you need to complete with a perfect score – earning three stars on each one. You get points by doing activities related to each Trial, and reaching 4,000 points unlocks access to valuable rewards, including blueprints.

Successfully catching the Butterfly Koi in Heartopia is a big achievement and will help you prepare to find even more unusual fish later in the game. A lot of players have trouble locating it because it only shows up when certain conditions are met. If you’re trying to find the Butterfly Koi, here’s what you need to know.

The weapon “Never Rest” is incredibly useful for Physical Vanguard characters, particularly those who focus on Will as their primary stat. Vanguards constantly recover SP for their team, and equipping Never Rest ensures its bonus effect triggers consistently. Given that Pogranichnik’s strongest team compositions in Endfield rely on Physical damage, Never Rest is an excellent choice.

To see if the Rainbow Event is happening, simply open your in-game Watch. If you see a rainbow icon, the event is active and will show you which days will have rainbows. The event only occurs when the weather is right.

I’ve been checking out some games with really great stories, and honestly, the range is wild! Some are super dark and intense, like fighting a creepy cult out in Montana, while others are just pure, goofy fun – think pirates and tons of jokes. What I really love is when a game has good co-op, because it makes the other players feel like they’re actually part of the story, not just someone tagging along. They feel essential to the world, you know?