The anime adaptation of Solo Leveling became a huge hit in 2025, but the original manhwa finished its run some time ago. A sequel, Solo Leveling: Ragnarok, was quickly announced and followed the story of Jinwoo’s son, Sung Suho. That sequel series has also recently come to an end.
The Forge is a Roblox role-playing game where you mine resources, craft items, and battle zombies and other creatures. It features a streamlined crafting system, a variety of pickaxes and weapons, and rare ores. You can also level up your character by earning experience points. The game also includes different playable Races that change your character’s abilities, but these are usually obtained through a random ‘Spin’ system. Luckily, players can get extra Spins by redeeming special codes, letting them unlock Races without spending any Robux.
Last month, I had the chance to speak with Ragnar Tørnquist, the founder and CEO of Red Thread, and Jonathan Nielssen, the director at Hello Sunshine. During our conversation, they showed me about 10 minutes of gameplay footage for Hello Sunshine – content that hasn’t been released to the public yet.
Players often miss the value of certain items for a few reasons: they might not sell for much, the game doesn’t clearly explain what they do, or they simply don’t seem very powerful. However, these items can actually be really helpful for players of all levels, allowing them to get better gear more quickly and improving their overall experience.
I’ve always loved those story-focused, first-person games where you just explore – you know, like What Remains of Edith Finch, The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, The Stanley Parable, Firewatch, and even Fullbright’s Gone Home. They’re so immersive without needing any combat. Well, Fullbright is back with Springs, Eternal, and it feels like they’re trying to capture that same magic. It puts you in a place that feels both strangely familiar and a little bit creepy, but in a really inviting way.
Researchers have devised a quantum algorithm that significantly reduces the computational complexity of simulating complex materials, paving the way for more efficient quantum simulations.
Before the PC Gaming Show, Sundberg and Liquid Swords heavily promoted ‘Game 1’ on social media, sharing screenshots and discussing the game, which was being developed by their new studio.
IllFonic first revealed their Halloween game at Gamescom in August 2025. Inspired by John Carpenter’s classic 1978 horror film, the game is designed as an asymmetrical multiplayer experience, playing to IllFonic’s strengths. The developer, based in Colorado, has stated it will support both player-versus-player (PvP) and cooperative online play, and can also be enjoyed as a single-player experience.
The final arc of One Piece will really test the Straw Hat Pirates. While their main goal is to help Luffy become King of the Pirates, each crew member also has personal dreams they want to achieve. The story will especially focus on Luffy and the obstacles he faces on his journey.
First revealed at E3 in 2021, Replaced is a fast-paced action-platformer set in a dark, alternate version of 1980s America. A nuclear war has ruined the country, and players control R.E.A.C.H., an artificial intelligence stuck inside a human body. Beyond its exciting combat and fluid movement, Replaced stands out thanks to its stunning pixel art, which is brought to life with impressive camera work and lighting effects.