Update 1.27.0 for Arc Raiders is now available on PlayStation 5, Xbox, and PC. This update primarily addresses bugs that players have found since the release of the Riven Tides patch, including issues with certain maps, audio, and character customization options.
As a film buff, I’ve always been fascinated by characters who steal the show despite having limited screen time. Over the years, so many supporting players have come and gone, but a few really stick with you. I’ve been thinking about it, and I’ve narrowed it down to what I believe are the 5 most unforgettable examples.
This 1.3 GB update includes several small changes and improvements to the game.
So, Leenzee’s Souls-like RPG is now available for PlayStation Plus Essential members, which is cool! It’s a bit weird though, because I heard the original development team fell apart and the director got fired. Honestly, I’m not sure if we’ll see any sequels, but the new owners, Digital Bros, are definitely pushing the first game on as many players as possible, which is… something.
A new update for Saros is available now! Version 1.004.000 includes improvements to the game’s graphics, particularly in cutscenes. This update also balances weapons, artifacts, and character traits, and fixes bugs related to sound, the user interface, and some levels. While small, it’s an important update for a better gameplay experience.
The Screen Actors Guild website shows a revival of Kim Possible is listed as an active project. It’s categorized as a Disney TV Animation production under a basic cable agreement. However, the contract dates back to 2020, leading many to question if the reboot will ever happen. The original Kim Possible series ran for four successful seasons on Disney Channel, and despite debuting over twenty years ago, fans are still eager for its return.
I’m really getting into Hiromu Arakawa’s new anime, Daemons of the Shadow Realm! The first episode was super intriguing, but honestly left me with a ton of questions. Things really started clicking around episode three when we finally got a good look at the main characters, Asa and Yuru – these fascinating twins representing day and night – and the core conflict they’re facing. It became clear then that we’d be following Yuru’s journey as he tries to figure things out, and we get to discover the world right alongside him. Now, after five episodes, the series feels like it’s really hitting its stride – it’s getting more serious and building out this amazing world, but thankfully it hasn’t lost its sense of humor!
The first ten villains the New Teen Titans faced were incredibly diverse in terms of strength. Some relied on magic and dimensional powers, while others used technology, meaning their capabilities ranged dramatically. The weakest of these villains barely put up a fight, struggling in a simple sewer battle, while the most powerful could potentially conquer entire realities.
The game’s developers have announced a second playtest, running from May 22nd to May 25th. Players can participate on both PlayStation 5 and PC. Sign-ups will only be available through the PlayStation Beta Program.
Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page: