According to Nintendo insider Nash Weedle – a reliable source – a sequel to Arms is currently in development for the next Nintendo console, the Switch 2. Weedle claims this new Arms game will be exclusive to the Switch 2 and will feature the same fist-fighting combat and online multiplayer as the original, but with improved vibration technology to make impacts feel more realistic.
Princess Leia’s story has been told in many different ways, not just through the Skywalker Saga films. She’s appeared in numerous novels, comics, and TV shows. We’ve seen her as a young girl needing help, like in Obi-Wan Kenobi, and as a seasoned general. But despite everything, fans have always hoped to see one particular thing hinted at back in Star Wars: A New Hope.
Alinea Analytics reports that Forza Horizon 5 has now sold over 5 million copies on PlayStation 5, generating more than $300 million in revenue for Microsoft from a game that originally launched four years ago, according to a recent social media post by Rhys Elliott of the analytics firm.
I was really surprised to see a listing for Tom Clancy’s The Division Definitive Edition – it’s something Ubisoft hasn’t talked about at all before! Everyone’s buzzing about what it could be. Some people think it might mean they’re planning to re-release the original The Division games for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, while others are hoping it could be a sign that Ubisoft is bringing more of their games to the new Nintendo Switch 2. It’s exciting to think about either possibility!
It’s been 14 years since Ubisoft released Far Cry 3, and many players who revisit it find that the story and gameplay are still enjoyable. While the graphics are starting to show their age, the 2018 Classic Edition included updates that help. Now, it seems Ubisoft is planning another update to bring the game up to modern standards.
Among the many mysteries in Pathologic 3, this one might not be the first thing you notice, especially when the deadly plague begins. Like the previous games, Ice-Pick Lodge drops you into the strange town of Gorkhon, a place that feels both living and threatening. Surviving there feels less like a straightforward struggle and more like watching—and shaping—a play. The game is initially welcoming, but subtly draws you into its complex world, constantly keeping you uncertain as each new event adds another layer to this grim and fascinating landscape.
Single-player games are doing incredibly well, offering everything from huge, expansive worlds to gripping, suspenseful stories, and deeply moving narratives to fast-paced action. These games truly pull you in, test your skills, and recapture the magic of why so many of us love gaming. Here, we’re highlighting 15 of the best single-player games released between 2021 and 2025.
Embark Studios used a combination of real voice actors and AI to create character voices for their game. They initially recorded actors, then used AI to generate additional lines. This approach received some criticism, but it didn’t significantly affect game sales. According to Watkins, the studio will continue to explore using AI in development, but only if it proves genuinely useful.
Damson Idris addressed the rumors of him potentially becoming the next Black Panther while at the 2026 Golden Globes. He told Variety he was grateful for the fans’ support and expressed his love for the film and its world. While he didn’t confirm any involvement with Marvel Studios, he also didn’t deny the rumors, which many interpret as a sign that discussions are ongoing. This lack of denial is notable, as studios often keep such negotiations private, suggesting they are indeed planning for the future of the character.
Because this game is played entirely online, it will become unplayable on all consoles and PCs once the servers are shut down. While the exact shutdown time isn’t known beyond today, the game is currently still available, and many fans are broadcasting their final gameplay sessions on Twitch.