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Ever since I first got hooked on Plants vs. Zombies back in 2009, this gaming franchise has been expanding like crazy! The original game was all about a thrilling tower defense battle between my green gardening crew and an undead horde of zombies. As time went by, the series grew with spin-off games like Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare that offered a fresh third-person shooter experience. Now, there’s even a graphic novel series following the story, and I can hardly wait to see what happens next!

In terms of its action-packed, youth-oriented style, it’s not surprising that characters from Demon Slayer often achieve extraordinary power levels and appear nearly invincible. This can be reflected in the formidable antagonists who possess power beyond measure or the noble protagonists who consistently tap into hidden reserves to ensure their triumph.

Hey there fellow gamer! Just wanted to give you a heads up that come August 2025, some of our favorite games will be shutting down forever. So if you haven’t already, now’s your chance to hop into one last match before they disappear. Games like Nascar Heat 4 and 5, Block N Load, and EvilVEvil have already bid us farewell, but there are more on the list. Here’s a look at other major games that will be saying goodbye in August 2025.

In June of last year, the second season of the prequel to “Game of Thrones,” titled “House of the Dragon,” premiered and has been renewed for a third and fourth season. This series is adapted from George R.R. Martin’s novel “Fire & Blood.” The storyline centers around the decline of House Targaryen, as they become embroiled in a massive civil war that tears families apart due to greed and treachery. As we move into season three, the narrative will continue from where the second season finale left off, with tensions escalating further as the Targaryen dynasty faces even greater challenges ahead.

At the Switch 2’s debut, many games from other developers were already available. However, loyal fans of traditional Nintendo titles felt disappointed as there were no first-party releases on day one. If you were lucky enough to get your hands on the new console, you have at least four exclusive Switch 2 games to anticipate in 2025. The much-awaited Drag x Drive and an updated version of Kirby and the Forgotten Land: Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Star-Crossed World will be released this month. As for Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment, its release date hasn’t been announced yet, but it’s planned for Winter 2025. Lastly, Kirby Air Riders has only been confirmed to come out this year. In the interim, Nintendo is preparing to reveal more about the distinctive experiences that will be coming to its new platform.

There’s a great deal of anticipation for “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” because of the appeal of the character and the prosperity of his series thus far. Regrettably, it seems that Marvel Studios might be repeating an old error with the beloved Spidey.

In this setup, you can generate an Armorer by providing a Villager with a Blast Furnace crafted using 4 Iron Ingots, a Furnace, and 3 Smooth Stones. The Armorer is particularly advantageous for players aiming to acquire Emeralds through the sale of Coal and Iron Ingots, or for those who wish to barter their Emeralds for Diamond Armor upon reaching the Master rank. Here’s a glance at some of the trades the Armorer offers:

(This version is more conversational in tone while still conveying the same information clearly.)

In the past, the Silent Hill series hinted at the enigmatic foggy occurrence in the American town spreading to other places. However, Silent Hill f, a new installment, is venturing beyond just locations, transporting this phenomenon to the fictional 1960’s town of Ebisugaoka instead. This game revolves around the character Hinako and aims to revitalize the beloved survival horror franchise by introducing fresh elements while maintaining its psychological underpinnings. Silent Hill f is making bold moves in an attempt to reclaim Silent Hill as a recognized force in horror, and one of the most daring of these leaps is setting itself prominently in the public eye.

In an interview with Game Rant, Ben Fiquet, CEO of Lizardcube and creative director of “Shinobi: Art of Vengeance,” discusses how this new game pays homage to the franchise’s history while also showcasing innovative advancements in its combat system and captivating art style.