12 years after its initial release, the iconic cult classic Lollipop Chainsaw was polished up and reintroduced to gamers last year with a remaster called Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP. Some thought this would be a one-time event, but it appears that the game by Grasshopper Manufacture is getting several new projects in the pipeline.
The horror game under discussion is “Who’s at the Door,” which is the second release from Skonec Entertainment following their 2024 title “Another Door: Escape Room.” Unlike other major horror games of 2025, this adventure horror game isn’t particularly showy, but it has managed to gain a loyal fanbase on Steam among horror enthusiasts.
In March of this year, the latest day one Xbox Game Pass title, “My Friendly Neighborhood,” was released on consoles. Developed by John Szymanski and Evan Szymanski, and published by DreadXP, this game originally debuted in 2023, but it’s only now available for console play.
Over a span of 12 years with unwavering support, Warframe, initially released as a PS4 launch title, expanded significantly in terms of scale, reputation, and player base. The developers claim to have amassed over 85 million players, and the annual celebration of the game, TennoCon, recently celebrated its 10th anniversary during the past weekend.
Thanks to the efforts of modder KynesPeaceZunaSW, Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl now boasts a comprehensive crafting system available throughout the game’s open world. This new feature is intended to intensify the sense of isolation and reduce your dependence on traders. The “Craftable Zone” mod enables players to manufacture and enhance various items as they traverse the Zone.
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In his recollection, the day the deal for [DC Studios] was finalized, they suddenly announced that Henry returned. This left me puzzled, because we knew the plan was for him to appear in Superman. It felt unfair and disappointing, especially since he had already agreed to this. So, Peter and I decided it was best to have a conversation with him. He turned out to be a gracious individual, handling the situation admirably. He requested only one thing: that he would be allowed to share the news himself, rather than through you both.
Gunn highlighted that a great deal of consideration went into the mural’s creation, stressing its carefully planned design and character choices. When probed about whether the heroes featured in the artwork would appear in future DC Universe projects, he replied, “While not all of them will be directly shown, yes, some are already being developed for various projects in unique ways.
In the set at Trilith, Gunn filmed a barrel roll scene amidst mountains for a future project. Previously recorded plates for this shot were taken in Svalbard. In his post’s caption, Gunn mentioned “7.26.24.” This newly released video clarifies the controversy surrounding a scene that sparked debate when it initially appeared in a Superman TV commercial in early 2025. Some viewers criticized the visual quality of the original scene, finding the special effects unsatisfying and making negative comparisons to flight sequences from earlier adaptations like Man of Steel and Superman & Lois. The main criticism focused on speculation that Corenswet’s face was digitally created.
As per developer Ripstone’s announcement, this upcoming release will operate smoothly at a frame rate of 60 frames per second in genuine 8K resolution, without relying on techniques such as PSSR for upscaling. On the other hand, the standard PlayStation 5 model is expected to perform at a faster frame rate of 120 frames per second in native 4K resolution.