This is the first Horizon game not to be released on PlayStation, but the series isn’t going anywhere. Guerrilla Games, the studio behind the original Horizon games, has confirmed they are still planning to make more in the future.
This review clarifies the methods used to detect and characterize entanglement, the bizarre quantum phenomenon that connects particles in ways classical physics cannot explain.
Ruby Rose, famous for her work in the John Wick movies and the Batwoman TV show, was originally going to be in the film but later left. After the movie came out, Rose shared her disappointment on Threads, criticizing the casting of Sydney Sweeney in a leading role representing the LGBTQ+ community, given Sweeney’s lack of personal connection to that community. Here’s what Rose had to say:
NCSoft has officially revealed Horizon Steel Frontiers, a new online multiplayer game for both mobile and PC (playable on PC through the Purple platform). The game was previously discovered online earlier today, and this announcement confirms the details. It’s inspired by the open-world style of Guerrilla’s popular franchise.
Ever since her first book came out, Aggie Wiggs (Danes) has faced a series of personal tragedies. This has led to a crippling writer’s block and a life that’s quickly becoming unraveled.
Despite featuring three acclaimed actors – Claire Danes of ‘Homeland’, Matthew Rhys from ‘The Americans’, and Jonathan Banks of ‘Breaking Bad’ – the show ‘The Beast in Me’ doesn’t quite live up to their usual high standards, resulting in a surprisingly underwhelming performance from all of them.
The upcoming broadcast will share the newest details about the game Utawarerumono: Shiro e no Michishirube, scheduled for release in Japan in 2026 on currently unspecified platforms. It will feature appearances by the voice actors Kentaro Tone (as Oshtor), Yuuko Minaguchi (as Shunya), and Yuuya Uchida (as Mikazuchi).
The recently released Call to Arms event is Bungie’s new way for players to quickly increase their power level and get rewarded while doing so.
The new series, The Beast in Me, doesn’t immediately grab your attention, and it doesn’t quite reach the heights of other shows like Adolescence or Untamed. Created by Gabe Rotter, it feels designed to blend in with the numerous miniseries released in 2025. However, that doesn’t make it a bad show. In fact, The Beast in Me can be surprisingly enjoyable if you accept that it’s fairly conventional. Claire Danes (Homeland) and Matthew Rhys (The Americans, Perry Mason) add a definite spark with their captivating chemistry as Aggie and Nile; their interactions are like a thrilling game of predator and prey. This is a show that delivers instant satisfaction. After the eighth and final episode, you can feel satisfied knowing you’ve enjoyed a tasty cat-and-mouse chase, and then easily move on to something else.
He recalls growing up with the Nijiku Clan and then attending the Central Hell Guard Academy, hoping to win the Golden Throne. But he’s surprised when a talented student named Hyo defeats him in a fight. Hyo then makes him think about whether the throne is truly valuable if its worth depends on what other people think.