A well-known Twitch clip demonstrated players hiding from a Leaper in tunnels, exploiting the ARC’s difficulty seeing in tight spaces. Embark Studios addressed this by giving Leapers better vision, allowing them to pursue players into narrow corridors. It appears flying ARCs have received comparable upgrades.
Stickman Mayhem
The film opens with the attack on Eternia, a scene we’ve seen bits of in the trailers. This exciting sequence features action-packed moments with Ram-Man, Fisto, and Mekaneck as they defend the palace. Man-At-Arms realizes the royal family needs to reach Castle Grayskull for safety. While fighting off Skeletor’s forces during their escape, they’re blocked by Trap Jaw. Man-At-Arms bravely stays behind to fight him, allowing King Randor, Queen Marlena, Prince Adam, and Teela to continue on. The battle is impressive, but it looks like Trap Jaw overpowers Man-At-Arms, taunting him with “You failed” before the clip ends.
IDW Publishing is gearing up for a fantastic summer! They have major releases planned for popular franchises like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Sonic the Hedgehog, Godzilla, and Hello Kitty, as well as their new lines, IDW Dark and IDW Crime. The publisher has been doing incredibly well with both original stories and licensed properties – several books, including Event Horizon and Exorcism at Buckingham Palace, have already needed to be reprinted due to high demand. With sales already up, the summer releases are especially promising. Get ready for a summer packed with action, adventure, and thrills from IDW!
In episodes 3 and 4 of Shadow Lord, Maul works on two things at the same time: strengthening his criminal organization and trying to convince a young Jedi to join him and become his apprentice. He doesn’t quite succeed in turning the Jedi (not yet!), but he does make significant progress in rebuilding his criminal empire, securing a key component for his return to power.
Fantasy has long been a popular genre, but what makes it appealing has evolved dramatically over the years. It’s gone through phases, from stories of ancient warriors to epic adventures with magic and monsters, even to darker, more frightening tales, and back again. While fantasy has always offered a wealth of stories, those created for the big screen during Hollywood’s classic era hold a unique charm.
Since their debut, the Thunderbolts have become Marvel’s leading team of villains, often compared to the Suicide Squad. While many characters have joined their ranks, ten members truly stand out as the best, solidifying the team’s legendary status.
Despite receiving very negative reviews – only 7% positive on Rotten Tomatoes – Michael Keaton’s White Noise was surprisingly successful at the box office when it came out in 2005, earning $91 million worldwide on a $10 million budget. Over the past two decades, it’s gained a reputation as an underappreciated film. Now, fans can revisit White Noise as it’s become available on Prime Video starting April 1st. The movie follows Keaton’s character, an architect dealing with loss, who tries to connect with his deceased wife using EVP (Electronic Voice Phenomenon), unintentionally attracting dangerous forces into his life.
Strange Antiquities first launched for Switch and PC via Steam on September 17, 2025.
A new armored vehicle called the LTV is now available, letting players transport up to four squadmates safely to the front lines. It also features stations for restocking ammunition. For close-range fights, players can use the new Ripper 14-inch knife, perfect for hand-to-hand combat.