Innerfire Studios recently announced Farming Camp, a new and relaxing farming game. If you’re a fan of games like Stardew Valley, you’ll likely enjoy its charming pixel art style and gameplay. However, Farming Camp also includes some fresh ideas you won’t find in other farming sims. Keep an eye out for it later this year on PC (via Steam), PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. An exact release date hasn’t been announced yet.
This tournament has been full of unexpected surprises. The first round was a scavenger hunt where fighters collected powerful upgrades, and Superman even briefly gained the ability to use Darkseid’s devastating Omega Beams. He then faced Captain Atom in a one-on-one battle. Though Captain Atom had the upper hand for a while, Superman ultimately won by absorbing his opponent’s energy and using it against him. Superman has become incredibly powerful throughout the tournament, and the latest round is making him even more godlike.
Stephen King’s film work includes tributes like Creepshow, inspired by classic horror comics and his own youth. He also directed Maximum Overdrive, based on his story “Trucks,” a fun but flawed film that’s become a cult favorite. However, his most unusual movie is Sleepwalkers. Unlike his other adaptations or stories inspired by existing works, Sleepwalkers is completely original – a truly bizarre film you have to experience to understand.
The sequel was originally planned for release on March 5th, but the developers, Toge, announced in a promotional video that they need more time to ensure the game is polished and ready.
Currently available on Netflix, The Rip features Matt Damon and Ben Affleck as Miami detectives JD Byrne and Dane Dumars. They stumble upon millions of dollars in cash, and the discovery creates suspicion and distrust as word gets out. This forces them to question everyone around them, even their colleagues. The film is directed and written by Joe Carnahan, who drew inspiration from the real-life experiences of a friend working as a narcotics officer in Miami.
As a sci-fi fanatic, I’ve seen a lot of shows come and go, and honestly, most don’t stick with me. But there are these rare gems – truly great shows – that for some reason, I just can’t bring myself to rewatch. Maybe they’re super complicated, or maybe the ending left me feeling flat, but whatever it is, they’re a one-and-done experience for me. I can appreciate how good they were the first time, but there’s just no pull to go back for another viewing.
These LEGO sets are intended for adults and come with support from the LEGO Builder app, which offers 3D instructions. Some sets even let multiple people build together using their own devices. When preorders started, demand was very high, and the set featuring the original Pokémon – Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle – quickly sold out and became available again as new stock arrived. February 27th, Pokémon Day, marks the 30th anniversary of the Pokémon franchise and brings even more exciting releases.
After a 14-year hiatus, Jurassic World roared back onto the big screen in 2015, becoming both a box office hit and a critical success. Directed by Colin Trevorrow and starring Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard, the film is a new chapter in the Jurassic Park story, taking place 22 years after the original on Isla Nublar. In this world, a dinosaur theme park called Jurassic World has been built. However, when a dangerous, genetically engineered dinosaur called the Indominus Rex breaks free, everything falls into chaos. The movie became available to stream on Peacock on January 16th, shortly after Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom also joined the NBCUniversal streaming service.
Recently, a game called New World: Aeternum was removed from sale on the PlayStation 5. This game, released in 2024 by Amazon Games, was an upgraded version of New World, a massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) that first came out in 2021. New World was initially a hit, but only on PC. It wasn’t available on consoles until Aeternum was released, and by that point, the game had largely lost its player base.
A new trailer released on X shows P. Cleary (Arian Moayed) from the Department of Damage Control returning to warn Ben Kingsley’s Trevor Slattery that Simon Williams is a major threat due to his powerful abilities. It appears the DODC wants to detain Simon simply because he has superhuman powers.