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The event is hosted by Evil Empire, the team behind Belmont’s Curse, so their presence is expected. But there’s plenty more to be excited about! We’ll also see Dead as Disco, Risk of Rain 2, Windrose, Alkahest, and Alabaster Dawn. Plus, developers like sunset visitor (1000xRESIST), tinyBuild, Daedalic Entertainment, 11 bit studios, Klei, Outersloth, and Devolver Digital will be participating.

It’s easy to become cynical these days, but the creators of the new medieval game, Crimson Desert, are promising a different experience. They’ve clearly stated it will be a one-time purchase game – meaning no additional microtransactions or ways to pay to progress. While this isn’t a completely new idea, what is different is who’s making the promise. Will Powers, the game’s Marketing and PR Lead, has been very clear: Crimson Desert is designed to be a fully enjoyable world, not a platform for endless spending.

The visual style and community within Greymane’s world draw inspiration from the historical clans of the Scottish Highlands. Kliff’s journey to bring his companions back together is reminiscent of the tales of leaders who rebuilt after devastating losses. However, let’s focus on what’s confirmed: the story of Crimson Desert begins with a personal tragedy, but quickly grows into a larger, more complex mystery. As the story unfolds, you’ll meet a diverse group of characters – friends and foes alike – and explore strange realms and competing factions, all of which will determine the future of Pywel.

Originally a manga created by Manabu Yashiro in 2022 and still ongoing through Kodansha, Tank Chair centers around a protagonist who resembles a blend of Kamen Rider and Jason Voorhees from Friday the 13th – and is just as dangerous. The story follows Nagi, who becomes disabled while saving his sister, Shizuka, from a gunshot. Nagi falls into a coma, only waking to battle powerful enemies, which leads Shizuka to seek out even stronger opponents. Driven by a desire to heal her brother, Tank Chair depicts the siblings’ journey through brutal and violent encounters. The anime adaptation is scheduled to premiere this fall, though a specific release date hasn’t been announced yet.

It’s difficult to find a single movie that captures everything fans loved about Star Trek: The Next Generation. A better approach is to look for different films that each offer a piece of what made the show great, even if they’re all quite different in style. Dark Star and Galaxy Quest have the same kind of friendly characters and humor, Dune and Arrival offer the same thoughtful and serious take on science fiction, and Serenity delivers the exciting adventures that kept viewers hooked on Star Trek: The Next Generation.

Sony promoted Tom Holland’s new film, Brand New Day, in a unique way, as Holland described it on Instagram. Instead of releasing a traditional trailer, they asked fans worldwide to share small pieces of the footage throughout the day on March 17, timed with the sunrise in different locations. This created a constant flow of short clips posted by fans, which gradually built up to the full trailer premiere on March 18. The released clips show that Spider-Man’s suit is more realistically designed and built, unlike the heavily computer-generated suits in past movies. Also, at least one clip reveals Spider-Man shooting webs from his wrists without using the mechanical devices seen in other trailers.

Jon quickly stepped into his father’s role as Superman when the original was away. But after Superman returned from freeing Warworld, Jon struggled to find his footing. Despite DC’s efforts, readers didn’t fully embrace him as Superman – it’s difficult to replace a legend! They even tried calling him Super Son, but it didn’t quite fit. It seemed Jon was destined to always be seen as second best, however, a new identity has allowed him to finally start forging his own path.

I saw a lot of buzz online recently about a new account, @/kgbc_anime, and many people thought it had something to do with an anime adaptation of a popular manga. The account was quickly taken down, but not before fans got really excited about a potential announcement. Unfortunately, @WSJ_manga later clarified that the account wasn’t connected to the anime at all. It was a misunderstanding that spread quickly, and it really let a lot of people down who were hoping for good news. Though it might take a bit longer than expected, there’s still a chance we’ll hear about an anime confirmation sometime this year.