Quantic Dream, the studio behind popular story-driven single-player games like *Heavy Rain*, *Beyond: Two Souls*, and *Detroit: Become Human*, is known for its focus on compelling narratives, well-developed characters, and easy-to-learn gameplay with quick-time events. However, their latest project marks a significant departure, as they’re venturing into the world of multiplayer gaming.
The current free Timed Research in *Pokémon GO* has three stages. You’ll choose one of three paths based on your favorite starter Pokémon. Here’s a breakdown of the tasks and rewards for each path, plus a look at which one offers the most benefits for battling.
It’s true that not everyone plays as Vex, so the delay of the update might be disappointing for players who want improvements to *their* preferred characters. The update was planned to improve a lot of things, including class mods, gear, and shields, specifically to make melee builds more effective and fix issues with other characters. Plus, it was going to include requested fixes for stability, performance, and general gameplay. So, while the delay is frustrating, it’s understandable given the scope of changes planned for *Borderlands 4*.
Previous *Pokemon* games required players to find a specific NPC, like the Name Rater, to give nicknames to their Pokemon. *Legends: Z-A* simplifies this by letting players nickname their Pokemon directly, making it much easier. However, the game’s tutorial explaining this feature is easy to overlook, which might leave some players unsure how it works. Here’s a guide to help you out.
When *WWE 2K25* launched in March, it already had the biggest roster of any game in the series. Since then, over 20 additional wrestlers have been added through downloadable content. Features like Persona Cards and unlockables in game modes like The Island and MyFACTION have increased the number of available characters even more.
The Crew 2’s offline mode was first announced in September 2024. Ubisoft Ivory Tower then said testing would start in April. Now, just a few months later, the new Hybrid Mode – which includes the offline functionality – has been released unexpectedly in a recent update.
First revealed in 2021, *Marvel’s Wolverine* generated a lot of excitement among comic book fans and those who enjoy action games, particularly after the popularity of Insomniac Games’ *Marvel’s Spider-Man*. Because Wolverine is so different from Spider-Man characters like Peter Parker and Miles Morales, the announcement of *Marvel’s Wolverine* suggested a unique gameplay experience. Last month, Insomniac Games shared details about how this clawed, often-gritty hero will play very differently from their web-slinging predecessor.
In *Boruto: Two Blue Vortex*, Naruto isn’t shown at his peak. The creators, Kishimoto and Ikemoto, emphasize his weakened state and past glory, making him depend on the newer generation of ninjas from Konoha. This shift sees him mentoring Boruto, Sarada, and Himawari, a development that many dedicated fans find both expected and unsettling.
Honestly, battle royale feels a little past its prime in 2025, but it’s still massively popular! Millions of us are still jumping into these huge maps, trying to survive the shrinking zones of electricity, storms, and gas. I was really excited when Battlefield 6 came out – the story mode was good, and the multiplayer was fantastic. But we all knew they had a battle royale mode up their sleeve, and I’m really curious to see what they do with it.
From October 9th to 16th, Epic Games offered the action platformer *Gravity Circuit* and a bundle for *Albion Online* as free games. Now, those have been replaced with two new freebies: *Amnesia: The Bunker* and *Samorost 3*.