Games

In simpler terms, “Kaiju No. 8” is coming back for its second season in the anime world, and fans have been given a sneak peek at what’s to come when the first glimpses of the upcoming episodes are revealed in July 2025. The TV series adaptation based on Naoya Matsumoto’s original manga began earlier this Spring and has gained global popularity due to its distinct storyline. As an added treat for fans, a special movie compiling Season 1 along with a new “Hoshina’s Day Off” episode will premiere in Japanese cinemas on March 28th, 2025.

Despite the lightness of triple-A releases this year, there have been some exceptional standalone titles, including “Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree”, a remake of “Silent Hill 2”, and both “Astro Bot” and “Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth”. Nevertheless, there are several elements that we’d love to see return in single-player AAA games, regardless of feasibility. Here are 15 things that we believe could enhance the gaming experience.

Regardless of its somewhat ordinary title, “Supernatural” stands out among indie horror games due to its innovative premise. Created by a solo developer, “Supernatural” aims to provide a distinctive horror experience by dynamically responding to the player’s actions. One such feature allows players to communicate with the supernatural entity they’re investigating through their microphone. Add in an intriguing mystery for the player to solve, and it becomes clear that “Supernatural” is not your typical horror game.

As a gaming enthusiast, I’ve noticed that video games can age rather swiftly due to the rapid pace of technological advancements. Many titles can feel outdated just a few short years after their release, thanks to outdated visuals and scope. However, some aspects like design and mechanics can ensure these games remain captivating and enjoyable even after all these years. Here, we’ll be diving into 15 first-person shooters that continue to impress 15 years later.

Celebrating Christmas offers an opportunity to bond with loved ones, and what could be more enjoyable than immersing yourself in captivating anime? You’ll find a variety of genres in anime that cater to diverse tastes, and many of them align perfectly with the holiday spirit. From heartfelt tales to light-hearted romcoms, anime offers a warm retreat during the festive period. Although Christmas-centric anime are not common, numerous series include special Christmas episodes that emphasize the season’s charm.

For those who haven’t tried out “Slitterhead” yet, there’s good news! The game developers have made a demo available for free across all platforms such as PlayStation, Xbox, PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store. And to make it even more enticing, the game is currently on sale with a 30% discount, bringing its price down from $49.99 to $34.99 at this moment in time.