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The announcement of Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic was a major highlight of The Game Awards. The game is being developed by Arcanaut Studios, led by Casey Hudson – the original director of Knights of the Old Republic and the Mass Effect series. It’s designed as a spiritual successor to KOTOR, promising player choices, engaging battles, and a full single-player RPG experience within the Star Wars galaxy.

But the big question is: will Kali’s return be just a quick appearance, a distraction, or will she actually be crucial – and maybe even surprising – in preventing the world’s destruction?

Metacritic compiled a list of poorly received games, many of which are obscure. However, one title likely rings a bell: MindsEye, an open-world game that unfortunately earned the distinction of being the worst-reviewed game of 2025. It received an average score of just 28, a full nine points lower than the next game on the list. Here are the other games and their average scores:

Loki’s journey towards redemption is particularly compelling within the Marvel Cinematic Universe, especially considering his initially selfish and uncaring behavior in Thor and The Avengers. A memorable line from The Avengers actually mirrors the path of another well-known character who also finds redemption in a classic fantasy story. Both characters begin as arrogant and indifferent, even sharing the same words when speaking to those who try to guide them. While they follow similar routes, I’m optimistic that the new versions of Loki we’re seeing will ultimately have a more positive outcome.