You can currently play Muv-Luv Unlimited: The Day After on PC. It was originally only available on Switch as part of the Muv-Luv 20th Odyssey Box, which included it as a bonus along with four other episodes.
The game’s current player numbers are a significant improvement over its initial launch, which had 239,045 concurrent players. This is especially notable because these current numbers are from over ten days after release. Typically, player counts would level off or stop declining around this point, particularly given the number of problems the game had when it first launched – issues that led to a mixed reception.
Bethesda’s new role-playing game is quite large and will require a significant amount of storage space. According to PlayStation Game Size, a trusted source for game file sizes, players will need at least 123GB of free space to install it.
With the game’s newest update, Pearl Abyss has improved the initial release by including FSR 3 upscaling technology when the game runs at 60 frames per second.
A Deluxe Edition will be available for $39.99, £34.99, or €39.99. This edition includes the main game, a Horizon Speed 40-foot bus with three retro designs, and a “Bus Pass” giving you access to three expansions planned for release later in 2026. If you pre-order either the standard or Deluxe Edition, you’ll also receive a Horizon Hydrogen 40-foot Gen2 bus and three modern designs.
Andy Muschietti, director of the upcoming DCU film The Brave and the Bold, and his producer sister, Barbara Muschietti, recently discussed fan casting choices in an interview with CinemaBlend. Andy said he’s interested in seeing what actors fans are hoping for. Barbara emphasized that while they appreciate fan enthusiasm, the final casting decisions are up to them. Though they didn’t reveal any specifics, the Muschiettis confirmed they’re aware of the actors fans want to see take on the important role.
I still really like my Nintendo 3DS, even though I haven’t used it much lately. I recently decided to see what things were like with the console now, and was surprised to find that prices have gone way up! I was curious why it’s become so popular again in 2026 – maybe even more popular than when it was first released. After looking into it, I think I understand the reason.
The game’s appeal mostly comes from how it looks. The main character, an octopus, is surprisingly expressive, squashing and stretching in funny ways – even simple movements are lively and detailed. The game’s few cutscenes have a similar personality to a typical Pixar short, though they lack the emotional depth or meaningful story you’d usually find in those films. It’s always charming to watch Darwin react to danger, with his eyes widening, or to see him interact with his opponent, thanks to the well-made animations.
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Good news for fans of the Wytches comic! Creator Scott Snyder shared on X (formerly Twitter) that the pilot episode for the animated adaptation has been completed and he’s very pleased with it. He watched it just last night and expressed how proud he is of the project. This suggests the show is moving forward, and Snyder hinted that announcements about the cast are coming soon, meaning we might hear more details very shortly.