Games

Upon receiving your invitation to join the Heart of the Plains expansion in The Sky Breaker, the initial paid DLC for Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, you’ll find yourself immersed in a setting reminiscent of a beloved animated Disney tale. Traversing the expansive plains on the back of a Direhorse, observing the majestic march of the elephantine Zakru, exchanging pleasantries with fellow travelers, and soaking up the excitement for the revival of the Great Games – it’s an intoxicating ambiance that captivates. The enchanting visuals only serve to heighten the sense of wonder and expectation.

The anticipation for “Assassin’s Creed Shadows” is immense due to its Feudal Japan backdrop and innovative stealth features. However, there are valid concerns about the game’s overall accuracy. Among these issues is the portrayal of Yasuke, a historical samurai who once served under Oda Nobunaga during the Sengoku era.

I’ve been eagerly awaiting the new Star Wars game from Massive Entertainment, the creators of The Division, for what feels like an eternity. Years of anticipation have built up around Star Wars Outlaws, and now, it’s almost here. With the responsibility of bringing the iconic Star Wars IP to life comes high expectations. Not only does this upcoming action-adventure title need to live up to its own merit as a major AAA release, but it also has the added pressure of being the first open world Star Wars game.

As a long-time fan of supernatural dramas, I’m thrilled to my bones about Tubi’s announcement of the trailer release for “Wynonna Earp: Vengeance,” the upcoming movie on their platform. Having followed Syfy’s beloved adaptation of this series since its inception, it feels like a reunion of sorts. I’ve been an avid viewer and part of the passionate fan base, or as we fondly call ourselves, “Earpers.” Though the show didn’t always pull in big ratings, it left an indelible mark with its captivating performances from a charming ensemble.

Recently, it came to light that NetherRealm Studios, known for creating popular games like “Mortal Kombat” and “Injustice,” had closed down its mobile development team. This closure resulted in over 50 employees being let go. The future of the several live service mobile projects the studio was managing became uncertain as a result, with one title confirmed to be ceasing operation.

As an avid fan, I’m thrilled to share that the much-anticipated Suicide Squad Isekai is set to bring a fresh perspective to the iconic DC Comics villain team with an upcoming anime series this Summer. In an exclusive interview, the show’s director revealed the significant request made by DC during the project’s inception.