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.
The indie game Vampire Therapist first launched on Steam in July 2024 and has since received extremely positive reviews, along with several award nominations and wins. The story is built around real therapy techniques and features full voice acting from well-known actors like Matthew Mercer, Sara Grayson, and Cyrus Nemati. Now, after almost two years as a PC exclusive, Little Bat Games is finally bringing the vampire-themed visual novel to consoles.
The latest issue of “Where Monsters Dwell” starts with a fun storytelling technique: a classic Marvel Western comic, similar to those featuring the Rawhide Kid. This comic serves as a bedtime story for the daughter of the person running the X-base, Haven House, and the young mutants they’re training. This issue continues that style, as the Monster Legion attacks, creating a unique atmosphere. Writer Simone is clearly inspired by Marvel’s horror and Western comics from the 1960s and 70s, blending two often-overlooked parts of the publisher’s history.
The new mobile game, Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Survivor, is now available on both Android and iOS. Unlike many anime-based mobile games that focus on collecting characters and turn-based battles, Nen x Survivor is an action game similar to Vampire Survivors. Players choose characters from the Hunter x Hunter series and battle waves of enemies. To enhance the game’s look and feel, Studio M2 has created a new anime short featuring Gon and his friends, which you can watch below.
IDW Publishing has revealed that Godzilla will be battling it out in Texas in a new comic book, Godzilla vs. America: Texas. Known for its larger-than-life everything, Texas will truly be tested when Godzilla arrives in May. The comic goes on sale May 13th, and you can pre-order it starting April 6th. ComicBook has the first look at the covers for this exciting new installment!
Kyle Starks and Steve Pugh, the creative team behind the DC Black Label miniseries Peacemaker Tries Hard! (2023), are a duo I’ve been excited about. While I’m looking forward to all the new Vertigo releases, this one especially caught my attention. I really loved their Peacemaker series, and the idea for this new story felt similar in tone. It’s about a hitman who’s forced to return to his roots in the Midwest – and it promises plenty of action and humor.