Games

Here is a look at seven characters we want to see added to James Gunn’s DCU in one form or another.

Dispatch relies heavily on conversation to tell its story, similar to games made by Telltale. You’ll briefly control a team of former supervillains, guiding them as they tackle different challenges. Your choices and the relationships you build with the team will change the story and lead to different outcomes, ensuring a unique experience for each player. The way you play will significantly impact Dispatch’s ending, with numerous possible variations.

The opening song for Jujutsu Kaisen Season 3 was impressive, but a specific moment in the opening sequence really showcased the dedication of Studio MAPPA. The scene where Yuta confronts Yuji – pinning him down with a blade – takes place on a theater stage. As fan @Takemylovebeam pointed out on X, this detail is significant because Yuta wasn’t actually trying to kill Yuji; he was performing for the Jujutsu Sorcerers who wanted Yuji eliminated.

This atmospheric action RPG, inspired by the Souls series, really resonated with players thanks to its stunning visuals, memorable music, and difficult but rewarding battles.

You can currently sign up for the closed beta test on the game’s official website, but it’s only open to players in Japan. They’re looking for a limited number of testers – just 20,000 will be selected.

This update adds new features, such as the Ares Route in Chronicle Mode. Players will be able to experience an exciting story about young athletes competing to become the best.

Grand Theft Auto VI

Few reveals at The Game Awards are as highly anticipated as the show’s closing presentation. However, that prime slot comes with a lot of pressure. It’s typically used for well-known series, major comebacks, or truly groundbreaking new games – titles that deserve to be the grand finale. This year, though, the closing showcase felt different than usual.

It’s Been Heavily Reworked Since The First Beta

Despite its initially simple appearance, this game has a surprising amount of depth. The Icelandic-inspired world isn’t just scenery; it’s a carefully created environment built with genuine passion. Now, with the release of the Enhanced Edition, any rough parts have been polished or completely reworked. This version truly shows the thought and care that went into every detail. The Enhanced Edition proves Echoes of the End wasn’t overlooked because it was a bad game, but because previous versions didn’t fully capture the developers’ vision.