The critically acclaimed game Blue Prince, released last year, puts you in the role of the heir to a large, enigmatic mansion named Mt. Holly. The goal is to reach Room 46 to claim your inheritance, but there’s a catch: the mansion’s layout changes every time you play. Each playthrough begins with a random starting room, and you’ll need to navigate the ever-shifting halls to succeed.
In addition to previously announced games, Game Pass subscribers can now enjoy Final Fantasy 3 and Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 on Ultimate, Premium, and PC. Coming up on March 4th is to a T, a new game from the creator of Katamari Damacy, which Premium members can play right now.
I was talking to Wong at the PGA and asked about what the team might focus on in the next KPop Demon Hunters game. She was happy to share a little about what she’s hoping for! She mentioned she’d really like to delve into the backstories of Mira and Zoey, and even explore where they come from. She’s also very interested in expanding on Derpy’s story, and showing more of the relationship between Derpy and Sussie. While we got to know Zoey and Mira pretty well in the first game, Rumi was really the central character dealing with her surprising family history. And even though Derpy showed up a few times, there’s still a lot we don’t know about that blue demon tiger!
The first part of the new episodes laid the groundwork for the central romance between Benedict and Sophie, setting up their story for deeper development. We also saw more focus on other characters and their journeys, including Francesca, John, Michaela, and the Bridgerton siblings Hyacinth and Gregory, as well as Eloise. The series also hinted at a dedicated storyline for the Bridgerton matriarch, who has always been the family’s quiet strength—but ultimately, that storyline didn’t fully materialize.
On March 3rd, Wizards of the Coast shared their plans for Dungeons & Dragons through 2026. Along with details about upcoming releases this year, Senior Vice President Dan Ayoub announced a new system called “Seasons” to organize future D&D content. While the new system doesn’t fully launch until June 2026 with a return to the classic Ravenloft setting, the rest of the year looks exciting, with three unique content releases planned. Let’s take a closer look at what’s coming for D&D in 2026.
Here is an overview of the game, via Annapurna Interactive:
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Overthrown became available in Early Access on December 5th for Xbox Series, PC (through Steam and the Microsoft Store), and is included with Game Pass.
