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Early in the previous year, Moth Atlas unveiled a fresh addition to the Soulslike genre, introducing the upcoming game Tombwater, a Soulslike title set in the Wild West, available on Steam. In Tombwater, players assume the role of a solitary gunslinger searching for a missing friend, engaging in combat with various monsters and otherworldly terrors throughout their journey. The game offers several unique twists from typical Soulslike games, combining aspects of “Metroidvania” games and adopting a retro-styled top-down viewpoint. Now, Moth Atlas is offering fans the opportunity to explore Tombwater‘s warped world firsthand.

In the third installment of Adult Swim’s series Lazarus, characters Axel and Doug venture to Istanbul, the city that was once home to Dr. Skinner during his formative years. They encounter an elderly woman named Belinda who looked after Skinner following the loss of his parents due to regional political turmoil, a backstory we have yet to be fully informed about. At the same time, Eleina is grappling with the challenge of identifying the individual(s) responsible for disguising Skinner’s whereabouts by manipulating surveillance footage from various locations worldwide.

In the magical realm of “Once Upon a Puppet,” I, as a player, leap and bound through an enchanting theater-inspired world brimming with intriguing environmental puzzles, engaging platforming hurdles, and a vibrant cast of characters that would put any stage production to shame. While “Once Upon a Puppet” certainly warrants a hearty round of applause, its brief adventure never quite earns the thunderous standing ovation it deserves.

From another perspective, searching for your preferred fantasy creature within thousands of Squishmallows is much like trying to find a unique plush toy in a heap of similar ones. Given that many of these creatures are quite rare, the pursuit of these squishable collectibles can turn into an exceedingly challenging task.

As a devoted fan, I’m thrilled to share that this remaster has been meticulously rebuilt using Unreal Engine 5 from the ground up, with every single asset being recreated. It boasts fresh dialogue lines, an overhauled combat system, stunning new lighting effects, and numerous other enhancements. The cherry on top? You can now sprint freely, as character locomotion has been entirely reimagined! Yet, rest assured, Virtuos has ensured that the original’s unique charm remains intact, preserving the eerie dialogue, mini-games, and all the elements that made it special.

In the game of RuneScape: Dragonwilds, explorers should be cautious when traversing the Stormtouched Highlands, as it lives up to its name by occasionally unleashing lightning bolts during their quest. Players can dodge these strikes by activating their dodging skill upon noticing or hearing the approaching thunder. Additionally, there’s a secret Vault hidden within the Stormtouched Highlands; players can find this treasure by following a specific path.

Similar to how the Ishgard Restoration feature from the Shadowbringers expansion accelerates leveling for crafting and gathering jobs like Culinarian and Fisher in Final Fantasy 14, Cosmic Exploration enables players to swiftly advance any of these professions post-“Endwalker” main story quest from Patch 6.0. To unlock this feature, players should converse with a red-robed Loporrit named Namingway in Old Sharlayan after completing “Endwalker.” Initially beginning on the moon of Etheirys, previously visited during Endwalker, Cosmic Exploration will subsequently introduce up to three additional planets for players to visit as the lunar base is set up in future Dawntrail patches.

The series of films known as “Toy Story” is renowned for being one of the largest in animation history, and there’s a lot of chatter about what the upcoming “Toy Story 5” might entail and where Pixar will steer the storyline. As actors start to voice their characters, more information about the project trickles out, fueling even greater anticipation.

As a dedicated admirer of the magical realm of cinema, I can’t help but acknowledge that fantasy films are underutilized due to their intricate demands for a successful portrayal. Despite numerous efforts to bring true enchantment to life on-screen, these attempts frequently miss the mark. However, when done right, fantasy movies ignite a twinkle in our eyes and foster the creativity of future dreamers.

Over the years, we’ve been blessed with an abundance of fantasy films, with a particularly rich vein between 1990 and 1999. Let me share some of the most captivating fantasy movies from the ’90s, arranged according to their current IMDb ratings. Enjoy the journey into a world where dreams take flight!

During a chat with Game Rant, Sunderfolk’s director Erin Marek showered praise on Bhimani’s acting skills, stating that she infused “an incredible amount of zest and vitality” into her character. What caught Marek’s attention was the vast array of unique voices that Bhimani, famous for roles like Symmetra in Overwatch and Yatzli in Avowed, lent to each non-player character (NPC) in the game.