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Call of the Beast is a new feature now available in Dying Light: The Beast. It’s a community-wide event where players team up to complete challenges during their gameplay. There are 22 goals in total, and while one has already been finished, the second one is currently in progress.

There’s talk that Sony is working on a new PlayStation console expected around 2027 or 2028. Meanwhile, the studio behind Arc Raiders, Embark, is planning a huge, long-term project. They aim to support the game for ten years with substantial updates and content after its initial release – similar to what Bungie did with Destiny. Early reactions suggest this ambitious plan has a lot of potential.

The cancelled game was clearly set in Ancient Greece, as you can tell from the architecture and pottery shown in the screenshots. Players would likely have explored dark, ruined locations throughout the Greek countryside. Other environments included a mountain lake filled with sulphur pools and crumbling ruins hidden within a thick forest.

Right from the start, IT: Welcome to Derry signals that it’s building a much bigger story, linking the terrifying events in Derry to the larger world Stephen King has created throughout his books. The series is filled with small details, clever references, and important new characters that longtime King fans will appreciate. For viewers who love to analyze everything they see, the first episode is packed with hidden clues and references that both pay respect to the original story and suggest a much larger narrative is about to begin.

Be warned: Spoilers ahead for IT: Welcome to Derry, Episode 1

The AMC crime drama Parish debuted in March 2024 but was canceled by the network after its first season in October. However, the show recently became popular on Netflix, quickly landing in the platform’s Top 10 most-watched shows. This jump in popularity after cancellation demonstrates a trend in streaming: shows that don’t initially succeed on traditional TV can find an audience with a new platform and wider reach. For Parish, it shows that a show sometimes just needs more time to find its viewers, and canceling it too soon can mean missing out on its potential.

The upcoming 2026 reboot of Masters of the Universe is generating a lot of buzz, and now there’s a possibility the original He-Man actor, Dolph Lundgren, might appear in the new film. While discussing his documentary, Dolph: Unbreakable, Lundgren playfully suggested he could be involved, responding to a question about his appearance with a simple, “Maybe, you’ll have to see!” and a smile.