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Platformer games are becoming incredibly popular again, largely thanks to titles like Astro Bot which showed players how fun they can be. While Astro Bot is polished and charming, its gameplay is relatively simple compared to newer platformers. Recently, developers have been focusing on creating games where moving around is the key feature – a stylish, challenging, and rewarding experience. The five platformers below all offer unique ways to move, making skillful traversal the central focus of the game.

We’re getting more information soon, and Insomniac is promising a detailed look at the game’s combat. They’ve stated they won’t start taking pre-orders until they show more of the gameplay, so be prepared to buy it after the reveal. Based on the pricing of games like Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, Ghost of Yōtei, and Saros, you can likely expect a price tag of around $70.

Sony has announced that Insomniac will soon share more gameplay footage of Marvel’s Wolverine, highlighting its intense combat and revealing new details about the game. It’s scheduled to release on PlayStation 5 on September 15th.

Fellowship Entertainment will concentrate on creating, releasing, and licensing games, including titles from the Tomb Raider and The Lord of the Rings franchises, as well as other popular series. As of March 31, 2026, the company employs 2,169 people. Meanwhile, Embracer Group plans to simplify its operations, focusing on reducing costs and managing its finances more carefully.

The updated version looks even better, with beautiful details whether you’re watching Edward Kenway walk through rainy streets or survey an area from a rooftop. The great thing is you can easily enable or disable helpful guidance whenever you want. If you need a little extra help or awareness before fully diving into the game, Resynced is there for you.

Following the events of season 3, The Mandalorian and Grogu finds Din Djarin and Grogu working as bounty hunters for the New Republic. They’re assigned to track down and capture or eliminate Imperial officials who haven’t faced justice after the Empire’s fall. Reporting to Commander Ward (Sigourney Weaver), and joined by Zeb (voiced by Steven Blum), a popular character from Star Wars: Rebels, they travel the galaxy on a mission to save Jabba the Hutt’s son, Rotta (Jeremy Allen White), and defeat a powerful, unknown Imperial leader.

On the Ringer-Verse podcast, Lindelof described his planned Star Wars story as a reimagining of the Force, exploring the conflict between tradition and change. He called it a “Protestant Reformation” for the franchise, mirroring arguments within the Star Wars fan base itself. Lindelof explained there’s a pull towards nostalgia and a desire to update the story, and these forces were clashing. This approach was a direct response to the mixed reactions to the sequel trilogy, particularly the resistance some fans had to the new characters – Rey, Finn, and Poe – becoming the central focus of the saga.

The game was a solo action-adventure title led by Stig Asmussen, a well-known developer who previously directed games like God of War 3 and Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. Given his experience, the project clearly had a lot of promise.

According to a company representative, the decision came after a careful review of the project’s progress. They also emphasized that the company continues to value its working relationship with Stig Asmussen, the head of Giant Skull studio and a respected figure in the industry.

The newly formed studio, Cosmic Division, is developing its debut game – a story-driven, single-player experience focused on compelling gameplay. The game is planned for release on both PC and consoles, meaning a PlayStation version is likely, potentially even for the PS6 by the time it launches.