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Studio Ellipsis recently announced its debut game, Nightholme, marking a milestone after the studio’s launch last year. According to Alexandre Amancio, head of Studio Ellipsis and the creator of Nightholme, the team – a mix of new and experienced developers – aimed to create a truly unique multiplayer horror game. They wanted something terrifying and unpredictable, where each playthrough feels like a new survival story. Amancio emphasized that Nightholme is designed to be a refreshing experience for fans of both horror and extraction games, avoiding the pitfalls of generic multiplayer titles.

The trailer also reveals Eastwood, another map coming to Battlefield 6 during Season 1. Beyond that, it highlights the other new features, including fresh game modes and weapons. The first new mode is called Strikepoint – it’s a 4v4 match where each player only has one life per round.

It’s surprising to see a new extraction shooter gaining so much attention with little promotion, especially with its launch just days away. I’m referring to Escape From Duckov by Team Soda. Released on Steam on October 16th, it has already sold over a million copies and is seeing a growing player base, recently peaking at over 182,000 concurrent players.

Recent pressures have caused Xbox to scale back its operations, including canceling projects, closing studios, and laying off thousands of employees. This comes as Xbox’s profit margins—between 10 and 20 percent over the last six years—have fallen below the industry average of 17 to 22 percent.

If you haven’t played it before, the game is based on a simple idea: you’re trapped inside your house during a zombie apocalypse. The zombies are after your brains, and it’s your job to protect your home using only a variety of unusual plants. You’ll get seeds from the Doom and Gloom Company, and each one grows into a plant with special abilities to help you defend against the zombie horde. It sounds easy, but it’s a real challenge!

Pantheon is a sci-fi animated series exploring the idea of Uploaded Intelligence – what if human minds could be digitized and stored online? The story begins with Maddie Kim, a teenager coping with bullying and the loss of her father, David, a tech engineer. Unbeknownst to most, David’s mind was secretly uploaded to the cloud by a company called Logorhythms. When Maddie starts receiving strange messages seemingly from her father, she uncovers a conspiracy: her dad is now a digital consciousness, and Logorhythms is conducting secret, unethical experiments with other people’s minds. Meanwhile, we also meet Caspian Keyes, a brilliant young man raised in isolation, who doesn’t realize he’s a key part of the company’s plan to create advanced AI and control human data.

I watched Chainsaw Man The Movie, and it picks up right after the first season ended. We see Denji trying to live a normal life, which mostly means getting rid of devils for the government. He’s living with Aki and Power, and surprisingly, he actually manages to get a date with his boss, Makima! They seem to be connecting over a movie night when things get complicated. A new girl, Reze, shows up and instantly falls for Denji, leaving him torn between her and Makima. And just when things couldn’t get any more hectic, the Bomb Devil arrives to throw even more chaos into the mix.

This game is a direct continuation of the original and costs £24.99 or $29.99. You can download a demo from the PS Store to get a feel for it.