As you play Soltari’s Primary, you’ll improve your character’s stats and unlock helpful bonuses for each new attempt. You can also customize the challenge by adjusting enemy damage and even removing the ability to continue after being defeated. Plus, a key feature lets you instantly travel to any biome you’ve already discovered.
This game has a promising story and fast-paced, timing-based combat similar to popular Soulslike games, making it one to keep an eye on.
The trailer primarily sets the atmosphere for this John Wick game, showcasing the main character facing off against different enemies and preparing for combat. Towards the end, it offers a quick glimpse of gameplay, demonstrating how players can eliminate opponents using both close-quarters combat – including grappling and counters – and gunplay, at various distances.
As many players predicted, the developer announced a special event called Server Slam, running from February 26th to March 2nd on all platforms. This event is a preview of the game and offers unlockable rewards that carry over to the full version. PlayStation Plus members will also get exclusive access to weapon charms themed around Helldivers 2, Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, and Ghost of Yotei.
The trailer reveals not only the game’s story but also exciting gameplay moments featuring diverse weapons and vehicles like boats, cars, and planes. It also demonstrates how the game combines fast-paced action with clever social stealth, allowing players to blend into the environment and avoid detection.
PlayStation’s recent State of Play presentation announced that Legacy of Kain: Defiance Remastered is on its way. Originally released 13 years ago as the last game in the Legacy of Kain series for the PlayStation 2, Defiance proved popular despite being different from the Soul Reaver games. The remastered version will arrive surprisingly soon, on March 3rd. For now, it’s confirmed for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4, but it’s expected to become available on Nintendo, Xbox, and PC in the future.
The new Castlevania game was revealed at State of Play on February 12, 2026, by producer Tsutomu Taniguchi. The trailer showed extensive gameplay, with a character resembling Sypha Belnades from the Castlevania Netflix series running and fighting through multiple levels. The game’s style is similar to Dead Cells, which makes sense since it was co-developed by the creators of that game, Evil Empire and Motion Twin – who previously worked with Konami on classic Castlevania titles.
Akira Toriyama’s final work, Daima, was widely praised by fans for its thrilling story and the return of Super Saiyan 3 and 4 transformations. With Dragon Ball Super set to continue with a new story arc, excitement is building. However, the English voice actor for Vegeta has suggested he may be retiring from the role, adding to the anticipation and uncertainty surrounding the series.
You should check out the movie Bottoms, now available on Tubi as of February 1st. Directed by Emma Seligman, it stars Rachel Sennott and Ayo Edebiri as two high school seniors who try to start a self-defense class hoping to attract girls and lose their virginity. Things quickly spiral out of control, though, when their plan sparks jealousy from the football team and the class transforms into a wild and chaotic fight club.
It’s especially remarkable when a single fantasy novel manages to create a fully realized and satisfying story. The best ones build intricate worlds, compelling characters, and well-developed magic systems without feeling rushed. These books stay with you long after you finish reading, often prompting you to revisit them. From timeless classics like Tolkien’s work to more recent independent publications exploring difficult themes, these standalones are all highly rated and stand out as exceptional stories.