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Apple TV+’s Monarch: Legacy of Monsters quickly became the platform’s most popular original series when it launched, but viewership naturally decreased over time. Recently, however, the show has climbed back into the top ten, likely because fans are either catching up before the second season or revisiting the story. Currently, Monarch: Legacy of Monsters is the fourth most-streamed show on Apple TV+, behind Shrinking, Tehran, and Hijack. Given the series’ connection to the MonsterVerse and its exploration of fantastical realms and time-bending concepts, it’s no surprise fans are revisiting the Legacy of Monsters.

The indie game Replaced, which is exclusive to Xbox and Steam, has gained a lot of attention with over 50,000 wishlists. Originally planned for release in March 2026, the game has been delayed again. Now, this 2.5D cyberpunk platformer will launch on April 14th. While delays are always a bummer, pushing Replaced to April might actually be good news, especially with so many other great games coming out in March. It could give the developers more breathing room and ultimately benefit players.

A developer mentioned on the game’s Discord that transferring and simplifying something is needed, though they didn’t specify a timeline. They also said it’s not a high priority right now, as the main damage to the game’s reputation has already occurred. Their current focus is on releasing updates and new content to make improvements.

He found it fascinating to hear the rumors and see what ultimately happened. Later in the podcast, Henderson discussed the potential location for the next game. Although a curved sword suggests a setting of Ancient Egypt, Henderson believes the game could instead return to Greece.

A new update, version 1.4.3, is now available for The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. It’s a relatively small download and mainly fixes an issue where the Black Hinox at Hyrule Castle wouldn’t register as defeated for some players. Nintendo also says the update includes general bug fixes to improve the overall game experience.

As a longtime Marvel fan, it’s amazing to think so many of my favorite heroes first appeared in The Fantastic Four comics! Here’s a rundown of 10 truly iconic characters who got their start there.

Sanctuary Games CEO Hyunduk You announced they’re aiming for an epic scope with their new game, despite being a small team. They also believe players can enjoy ‘gacha’-style gameplay without having to spend extra money on microtransactions. Their new collectible turn-based RPG, Zanerdin: The Unbound, set in the world of Kalatos, is designed to deliver what players truly want in a game, rather than just a list of features.

Sad Cat Studios, the team behind the upcoming game, announced on Steam that they need a little more time to finish polishing it. They explained that, as a small team working on their first game, they’ve put all their effort into the project. Although the game is complete, they want to ensure it’s stable, polished, and meets players’ expectations when it launches. They’re asking for a few more weeks to achieve this.

When asked about the possibility of updating Eternal Darkness: Sanity’s Requiem, Dyack stated he’d gladly collaborate with Miyamoto again. He praised the team they previously worked with, calling them some of the best, and noted that Eternal Darkness really captured the spirit of its time, influencing the culture around it.