Say Hello To The Next 5 Big Soulslike Games

With each new ‘soulslike’ game, developers try to put their own spin on the established style, and it’s always interesting to see what they come up with. These games build on the success of titles like those from FromSoftware, offering new ideas and gameplay to keep the genre fresh and exciting. Here’s a look at five of the most promising upcoming soulslike games scheduled for release in 2026, and what makes each one special.

ENA’s Rollercoaster Ride: Institutions Bet Big on Ethena’s Comeback 🚀💣

What followed was a resurrection worthy of a Soviet-era parable: ENA leapt 200% from its lows, as if the market had collectively remembered how to breathe. Accumulation? Yes, but not the kind that feeds hope-this was the cold calculus of wolves in suits, snatching up scraps like a feast at a gulag. Now, at $0.46, the token clings to a short-term trendline like a drowning man to a rusted railing. 🛑📈

M-M-Mario? One Of The Most Iconic GameCube Games Ever Hits Switch 2 Next Week

While Nintendo had huge successes with Mario games (especially considering Super Mario 64 was released on their previous console), they surprised everyone with Luigi’s Mansion. That game has become a fan favorite, and the original GameCube version is now being re-released as part of the Nintendo Classics series, perfectly timed for a spooky October launch.

Masashi Kishimoto Reveals The New Strongest Jutsu In Boruto

Watching the latest chapters of Boruto: Two Blue Vortex has been a whirlwind of surprises! This month, Ikemoto and Kishimoto revealed a lot about the Shinju, particularly Mamushi. A lot of fans initially thought he was the weakest of the Shinju, but it turns out he’s incredibly powerful. Being born from the Divine Tree makes him exceptionally hard to defeat, but that’s just the beginning. Kishimoto revealed in chapter 17 that Mamushi has a Jutsu that’s reminiscent of Naruto’s Shadow Clone technique, though it functions in a completely unique and much more potent way.

Is Ball X Pit on Xbox Game Pass or PlayStation Plus?

I’ve been playing block breaker games since I was a kid with those classics from the 80s, and even more recently with Bust-A-Bloc on the PS2! It’s amazing how the basic idea – usually bouncing a ball or two around – has stayed around for so long. But now, Ball X Pit is really shaking things up! It’s cool to see a single developer, Kenny Sun, taking a page from other successful indie creators like Baltotr (LocalThunk) and Billy Basso (Animal Well) to make something totally new.