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Even before the announcement of *Palworld: Palfarm*, a game called *Pokemon Pokopia* appeared – a *Animal Crossingstyle game set in the *Pokemon* universe, also planned for release in 2026. This means *Palworld* can’t really be criticized for copying *Pokemon* with *Palfarm*, as the similarity is likely just a coincidence. To make things even more challenging for *Palworld*, the next generation of *Pokemon* games (Gen 10) is expected to launch around the same time as *Palworld’s* full 1.0 release. It’s clear *Palworld* faces some tough competition.

At the beginning of the game, two Grand Prix are initially unavailable, and it’s not immediately obvious how to unlock all of them in *Sonic CrossWorlds*. Additional Grand Prix, featuring crossover content, will be added later as free downloadable content for players who own the Digital Deluxe edition. The first of these updates, including courses based on *Minecraft* and *SpongeBob SquarePants*, is scheduled to be released in October 2025.

Go upstairs and into the first room. You’ll find the Bloody Key on the floor, attached to a disturbing face. You’ll need this key to escape and continue the story of *Silent Hill f*. To get the Back Door Key, leave that room and head across the hall – watch out for the monster! – and go into the next room. Quickly grab the Back Door Key from the back corner, near some boxes.

I never really got into superheroes, but I surprisingly love a card from the latest *Magic: The Gathering* set called City Pigeon, which is based on Spider-Man characters. It might sound strange, but the reason is the gameplay itself. While I’m not a fan of the superhero artwork on many of the cards, I have to admit Wizards of the Coast did a great job with how the set plays, particularly in the Limited format.

Players of *Animal Crossing: New Horizons* love to customize their islands with unique designs, everything from furniture patterns and clothing to creations inspired by popular movies, shows, and games. Recently, fans have been especially excited about seeing horror themes appear in the game, and the unexpected combination of *Animal Crossing* and the *Silent Hill* franchise has quickly become a popular trend.

It’s good to have Kyle Crane back in *Dying Light: The Beast*, although the circumstances aren’t ideal. After being held captive and experimented on for over a decade by the cruel scientist known as “The Baron,” Crane has escaped and is seeking revenge. However, as a revenge story, *Dying Light: The Beast* doesn’t quite succeed. This is mainly because the game doesn’t fully develop The Baron as a compelling villain.

Look, let’s be real – *Battlefield 2042* didn’t quite hit the mark with fans, and everyone knows it. But EA seems really determined to get things back on track with the new *Battlefield* game. I’ve been following the news, and Rebecka Coutaz, the head of DICE, has said they’re aiming to make this one of the *best* Battlefield games ever. And honestly, the early signs are promising – pre-orders are strong and the open beta was super popular, so it’s looking like they might actually pull it off!

My Hero Academia is easily one of the most popular and critically acclaimed manga series of the last decade. From the very beginning, it gained a strong following and quickly became known as a promising new series. The anime adaptation propelled My Hero Academia to even greater heights, and it has remained incredibly popular ever since. For a time, it was the most widely read manga globally, demonstrating just how much of a cultural phenomenon it became.

The game begins with simple tasks, like a basic verification check. But as you play, the challenges get harder. A particularly surprising moment comes in level 21, when you need to make a Diamond Pickaxe – something familiar to anyone who’s played *Minecraft*. If you’re having trouble with this step, this guide will show you how to craft a Diamond Pickaxe in *I’m Not a Robot*.