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The novel Should I Marry a Murderer? follows Dr. Caroline Muirhead, a Scottish forensic pathologist who has recently escaped an abusive relationship. She quickly becomes engaged to a captivating man named Alexander “Sandy” McKellar, who lives on a secluded estate. However, she soon discovers a dark secret: years earlier, Sandy was involved in a hit-and-run accident that killed a cyclist. Instead of reporting it, he and his brother secretly buried the victim on their property. The truth eventually surfaces, revealing that the victim, Tony Parsons – a cancer survivor participating in a charity bike ride – was still alive when they moved his body.

The Infamous series, created by PlayStation studio Sucker Punch Productions, hasn’t had a new installment since 2014. Sucker Punch is known now for Ghost of Tsushima, and while they could revisit Infamous in the future, it seems increasingly unlikely given the success of Ghost of Tsushima and the length of time that has passed. Fortunately, PlayStation Plus subscribers can still play the existing Infamous games through the PS Plus service.

With the next Nintendo handheld starting to take shape, things have become a bit quieter as Nintendo considers its vision for this new generation. This pause has led me to think more about the Switch’s full game collection, but not the big titles everyone remembers. Instead, I’ve been remembering some of Nintendo’s lesser-known games that seem to have been forgotten. Between hits like Breath of the Wild and Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Nintendo released two games that hardly anyone talks about, and I think it’s time to highlight them. Both Good Job! and The Stretchers really showcase what makes the Switch so special.

Cornered and desperate, Matt decides the only way to defeat Wilson Fisk and end his criminal reign is to reveal his secret identity. He publicly announces he’s Daredevil in a crowded courtroom, proving his abilities, and then fully unmasks himself after a fierce fight. Ultimately, the authorities are left with no option but to arrest him, and the season concludes with Matt Murdock beginning his prison sentence. The future is now uncertain.

In the world of big-budget games, very few characters and series have truly left a lasting impression. One of the most memorable is Nathan Drake, the star of the Uncharted series, which became hugely popular on the PlayStation 3 and 4. His story concluded with Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End on May 10th, 2016, and the game was specifically crafted as a final chapter for both the character and the franchise. The fact that the developers haven’t felt the need to create another Uncharted game since then shows just how crucial a satisfying ending can be for a major series.

Released in 2009 and directed by Roland Emmerich, known for Godzilla, the movie 2012 explores the idea of what would happen if the ancient Mayan calendar’s prediction of a 2012 apocalypse came true. The film depicts a world ravaged by massive disasters – earthquakes, volcanoes, and enormous tsunamis – signaling the end of days. It centers on Jackson Curtis, a chauffeur who also happens to be a science fiction writer (played by John Cusack), and Adrian Helmsley (Chiwetel Ejiofor), a geologist, as they struggle to survive the unfolding global catastrophe.

The anime series Berserk of Gluttony takes place in a grim fantasy world where the protagonist gains a unique power: he can absorb the abilities of his enemies by defeating them, making him increasingly powerful. Driven by revenge, his story will continue in Season 2, which has just been announced. You can get a first look at the upcoming season below.

Uncharted 4 was highly praised when it came out in 2016, and it’s still considered a top game for the PlayStation 4. Many fans believe it’s the best installment in the whole Uncharted series, which is quite a statement considering how good the other games are.