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In a new peek, we caught another thrilling glimpse at “the most daring survival game yet, based on the deadliest planet in the cosmos, Arrakis,” which appears to be mind-blowing in its scale. Although there are numerous queries about how its continuous, massive multiplayer setting will function, it’s clear that what Funcom has been developing seems like a remarkably accurate portrayal of not just Frank Herbert’s iconic universe, but also Denis Villeneuve’s interpretation of it.

Hazelight’s cooperative games have traditionally been offered with what they call the Friend’s Pass, enabling two players to enjoy a game from a single purchased copy. Excitingly, the Friend’s Pass is coming back with Split Fiction, and cross-platform play has also been confirmed for this title. This means that if you purchase Split Fiction on a PS5, for example, you can invite a friend who owns an Xbox Series X/S to join your game. Take a look at the trailer below to get a sense of how it will operate.

On all gaming systems, the action-adventure game with a first-person perspective has added an innovative feature that lets you instantly apply repair kits from your inventory. Simultaneously, numerous bug corrections have been made across the entire gameplay, including some platform-specific ones for both gaming platforms.

According to a report from Polygon, during its latest financial call, Hasbro revealed a collaboration with Saber Interactive for the creation of an AAA game based on one of their intellectual properties (IP). This project will be developed by the team behind “Space Marine 2”. Notably, Hasbro owns well-known franchises like “Dungeons and Dragons”, “Transformers”, “Magic: The Gathering”, “G.I. Joe”, among others.

During its recent financial discussion, Hasbro’s CEO Chris Cocks appeared quite enthusiastic about an upcoming project. He shared with investors that Hasbro and Saber Interactive are joining forces for a unique video game collaboration. The team behind the anticipated 2024 release, Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2, will be developing this partnership. This new AAA game, blending high-energy single-player action and multiplayer with Saber’s Swarm technology, is based on one of Hasbro’s prominent intellectual properties, promising to be a success.

In the game “Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii,” RGG Studio introduces an exciting twist by casting Goro Majima as the main character and transforming it into a swashbuckling pirate tale, allowing players to voyage across the open seas, gather a crew, and join them in battles. According to ComicBook’s review, this unconventional approach to the Like a Dragon series was highly praised, being described as “one of 2025’s most eccentric yet endearing games.” If you enjoyed “Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii” and are seeking similar experiences, take a look at these spin-offs that transport players through diverse settings ranging from the Edo period of Japan to a Kamurocho overrun by zombies.