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Since its premiere at The Game Awards in December, “Split Fiction” has been generating buzz within the gaming community. This game, which received a 91 rating on Metacritic and became the number one game of 2025, has kept Hazelight’s latest project under constant scrutiny. Their previous game, “It Takes Two,” was widely acclaimed by both critics and fans, selling over 20 million copies by October 2024. This means that more than 40 million individuals have played the game.

There’s one particular aspect of this disclosure that has been bothering me. It’s a matter that many fans have been pondering since the chatter about Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3+4 started circulating. To be specific, I’m referring to THPS4, a crucial installment in the series with a profound impact. Unlike the first three games which had two-minute challenge runs, the fourth opted for an “open zone” design allowing players to skate across the level at their leisure and accept quests from characters within the game.

Although it’s not available for pre-order at this moment, the Steelbook edition of “A Knight’s Tale” in 4K UHD is expected to be released soon. As soon as it becomes available for purchase, you can find and pre-order it on Amazon [here](url) and also on Walmart [here](url). The release date is set for May 20th, 2025. For more details about the special features and technical specifications, check out the full breakdown below.

As a dedicated gamer, diving into the latest update, I’ve stumbled upon a fresh set of 30 challenges, my friend! One of these is the coveted Platinum Trophy, which you earn by completing them all. You need to uncover every Gold Brick, acquire all the characters, buy each vehicle, and save up an astonishing four billion studs at a single moment. For a detailed look at the Trophy list, swing by Exophase and check it out!

Although Murphy is well-equipped for typical street thugs, OmniTower’s adversaries are no walkovers. Some sport heavy armor and miniguns, while others have jet packs and katanas. You’ll also need to take out turrets, drones, and self-destructing robots. And guess who’s back for another performance? The ED-209!

As I delve into an extensive gameplay walkthrough, associate director Simon Lemay-Comtois skillfully demonstrates various tactics for each character as they infiltrate Nijo Castle. For me, Naoe’s shinobi tools, Eagle Vision, and parkour provide a swift and stealthy approach, but I can also opt to wield the kusarigama and engage in combat.