Games

It’s tough to admit, but some games just didn’t live up to expectations this year, ending up as the least impressive releases. Let’s take a look at which games fell short and why.

I get impatient waiting for highly anticipated games. While that’s not always a good trait, it motivates me to search for anything interesting to share and get others hyped up too – the more people excited, the better!

Pathologic 3

The updated graphics are a key reason this remake feels so engaging. After playing both versions, it’s clear how much the new visuals enhance the experience compared to the original, which was restricted by the technology available at the time.

Despite no longer being officially supported since November 2021, New Horizons is making a comeback on January 15th, 2026, with its release on the Nintendo Switch 2. Plus, a major update – Version 3.0 – will be available for both Switch consoles, adding lots of new content and features. Here’s what you need to know before you start playing!

In 1986, Enix released Dragon Quest (also known as Dragon Warrior) for the NES, marking their third game on the platform. Unlike their previous two titles, Dragon Quest has remained popular and is still enjoyed by fans today. While the Final Fantasy series, which debuted a year later through Square, is Square Enix’s most famous RPG, Dragon Quest is often one of the first series people associate with the company. Fortunately for fans, there’s plenty more Dragon Quest content on the way.

Honestly, I definitely didn’t need another gacha game, but here we are! I tried Wuthering Waves when it first came out on mobile, but I really got hooked when it launched on PS5 in January. It’s clear the developers, Kuro, really studied what makes Genshin Impact so good and built a super polished experience around those ideas.

The company has confirmed the development of its next gaming console in discussions with AMD, and current information suggests it will launch in late 2027.

I was totally stumped trying to get my PS5 controller working on my PC, but this guide really breaks it down! It explains everything you need to know to get it connected, and it’s super helpful.

You know that “Prt Sc” button on your keyboard? That’s the print screen button, and it lets you quickly capture whatever’s on your screen – basically, it takes a snapshot of what you’re seeing!