I’m so excited for the digital release! To get us hyped, the team partnered with Cineverse, a really cool entertainment studio, and they’re sharing a special sneak peek clip from the thriller – I can’t wait to see it!
Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:
Digital pre-orders are available now in the following editions:
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Hellbreak is a brand-new trading card game created through a partnership between Spin Master, Universal Products & Experiences, and the tabletop game designers at Ghost Galaxy. It’s designed to offer horror fans a unique and spooky way to connect with iconic characters from a wide range of horror franchises. Although details are still limited, the game is generating excitement among trading card game players who enjoy a good scare.
Netflix is adding some fantastic movies in February 2026, building on its already extensive library. The full list of new releases is now available, and US viewers will find a great selection of films ready to stream. Several of these movies are considered modern classics, and they all share two things: high quality and recent availability on Netflix.
The true story of Highguard isn’t about its initial negative reception. It’s about how dedicated players are responding to the criticism and how the developers are listening. These early problems have sparked important discussions about what players want from ongoing, evolving shooter games, and the Highguard team is already making changes. As we’ve seen with games like No Man’s Sky and Cyberpunk 2077, a difficult launch doesn’t always mean a game will ultimately fail.
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I find watching these kinds of shows late at night to be a bit of a gamble – either a bold move or a sign I should probably be doing something else with my life. They really get under your skin, with a way of lingering in your thoughts long after they’re over. It’s not usually the ghosts or creatures that bother me, but how fragile the human mind seems when pushed to its limits, especially when the animation feels like it’s looking right at you.
Big, planned changes in DC stories often backfire spectacularly. The characters seem unable to avoid interfering, even when things are clearly best left alone. Often, being a hero isn’t about making the right choice, but about demonstrating that they can control a situation, even if it’s a mistake.