The Round Board in Monopoly GO works similarly to the standard board – you roll the dice, move your piece, and construct landmarks. The main difference is that you move around a circle instead of following a straight path.
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Total War series, and Creative Assembly has announced they’ll share their future plans for the franchise in December. Details are scarce right now, and fans are hoping for announcements of both historical and science fiction games. Here are my thoughts on what I’d like to see, ranked from most to least desired:
PlayStation Plus is updated twice each month. The free games for PlayStation Plus Essential members are released on the first Tuesday. Then, around the middle of the month, new games become available for those with the Extra and Premium subscriptions. The October 2025 updates followed this usual schedule, offering subscribers some great horror titles just in time for Halloween.
Remaking a game like Halo: Combat Evolved after so many years is a tough spot. Updating the gameplay to feel modern is important, but changes can also upset longtime fans. We already know sprint is being added, which has always been a debated feature in the Halo series. Halo Studios has a real challenge finding the right balance between old and new.
It’s usually easy enough to find games to play with friends, but finding horror games that work on different devices (like PC and consoles) is much harder. Most of the time, everyone needs to be on the same platform. However, some of the biggest horror games do allow cross-platform play.
Several gaming festivals have failed recently – Insomnia Gaming Festival is struggling to recover, WASD has closed, and EGX has been reduced to a small, unremarkable part of the larger MCM Comic Con. I went to EGX this weekend, and unfortunately, it doesn’t seem worth continuing in its current state.
The daily chart (1D) offers a panoramic view of Ethereum’s story arc. After plummeting from $4,759.9 to $3,379.5 like a falling meteorite of sadness, Ethereum began writing its redemption arc, printing higher lows and giving the impression that buyers are valiantly reclaiming control-cue epic movie music.
For the past twenty years, players of World of Warcraft have used addons to personalize their game interface. These customizations have become essential for tackling challenging content like Mythic+ dungeons and raids. Popular addons for the upcoming The War Within expansion include WeakAuras, Deadly Boss Mods, and Details Damage Meter. However, this reliance on addons also presents a challenge for Blizzard, the game’s developer, who often design difficult encounters assuming players will be using them.
Winning in Battlefield 6 is definitely easier with some classes over others. Support players can constantly keep teammates alive and control fights with smoke grenades and revives. Engineers can make sure vehicles are always at their best, letting skilled drivers and pilots really shine. And Assault players can help the team reach key positions or create surprise attacks. However, just because Recon takes more skill doesn’t mean it’s a bad class. As someone who’s played this game and the Battlefield series for hundreds of hours, I often feel like I have the biggest impact on matches as Recon. That’s why I want to change how people see this class, and understanding my play style is a good place to start.
Watching the latest arc of Boruto: Two Blue Vortex unfold, it’s clear the fight against the Shinju is really heating up, and things are about to get even more unpredictable. The Shinobi are facing a major uphill battle because the Shinju are unbelievably powerful. Everyone is pushing themselves to get stronger, knowing they’ll need all the power they can muster to stand a chance against these new, monstrous villains. It’s a scramble to level up, and it feels like anything could happen.