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Weather effects in video games are now more impactful on how you play, sometimes adding to the experience and other times becoming frustrating. Let’s look at some popular games and how they handle weather – both the good and the bad.

Boruto: Two Blue Vortex has done a great job setting up a compelling new group of villains. The previous series highlighted the members of Kara, but now the story centers on the Shinju. As fans know, the Shinju are incredibly powerful beings created from the Ten Tails by giving it a mind of its own. Code was responsible for creating them, and now Boruto viewers can anticipate seeing these formidable villains in action.

As a huge RTS fan, I’m getting seriously hyped for 2026! It looks like it’s going to be an incredible year for the genre. We’re talking everything from huge space battles and intense WWII strategy to surviving the apocalypse and getting lost in epic fantasy worlds – there really is something for everyone. I’ve put together a list of 15 games that I think look particularly promising. They seem like they could really push the boundaries of what RTS can be, whether it’s through smarter ways to control units, better base-building, more complex logistics, or just a fantastic story.

New Game Plus modes are becoming common in many games, not just role-playing games. Usually, starting a new game after finishing one doesn’t change the story, but some games coming out in 2025 are experimenting with this. The changes vary in how significant they are, but readers can continue without fear of spoilers.

Recently, players have begun to find members of the Black Division and RUAF, a new faction, appearing on several maps, notably Factory. Currently, these encounters are limited to the PvE mode, leading many to speculate that Battlestate Games is using PvE as a testing ground before introducing them to player-versus-player combat.