Homelander is incredibly powerful – he can lift and throw fighter jets, fly faster than the speed of sound, survive a nuclear blast, and obliterate people with his super-powered scream or heat vision. He’s easily defeated other strong Supers. However, despite his power, he’d be outmatched if he entered universes like DC, Marvel, or Image Comics, where even more powerful beings exist.
Steam recently updated its game tags on May 18th, removing 28 old ones and adding 17 new ones, with some tags also being combined or tweaked. These tags, which help players find games they’ll enjoy, are added by game developers, players, and Steam’s own experts. Since the tag list hadn’t been refreshed since the start of 2024, this update introduces new categories and reflects current gaming trends. New tags include genres like “Bullet Heaven” and “Desktop Companion,” as well as very specific interests like games featuring “Capybara.” This update aims to make it easier to browse Steam and highlights what’s popular in PC gaming right now.
Similar to games like Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth and Resident Evil Requiem, Upgraded PSSR enhances how moving objects appear on screen. It’s particularly noticeable with details like plants, buildings, and hair, reducing distracting flickering. In First Light, this means objects stay clear and stable even when Bond moves quickly through the game world.
The new series, Adventure Time: Side Quests, revisits Finn and Jake’s early adventures with each episode telling a complete, standalone story. While Jeremy Shada has always voiced Finn, Sasha Knight will be taking on the role for this revival to reflect a younger version of the character. Knight is an experienced voice actor, with credits in Kingdom Hearts III, My Little Pony, Eureka!, and The Santa Clauses. Although the reason for the change hasn’t been officially announced, it makes sense given the show will focus on Finn as a child.
Look, this game is definitely built with esports in mind, but Capcom hasn’t forgotten about players like me who just want to have fun. The World Tour mode is a perfect example – it’s awesome and lets you jump in and enjoy the gameplay without needing to be a pro.
May continues with even more exciting releases! Premium members can look forward to Dead Static Drive on May 20th, alongside Pigeon Simulator and Winter Burrow. Good news – all three games are already playable for Ultimate and PC Game Pass subscribers.
Few franchises consistently deliver high quality like Forza Horizon. Developed by Playground Games before Microsoft bought the studio, it’s known for its reliably excellent games. Each release has been well-received by critics, starting with an 85 Metascore for the first game, followed by an 86 for its sequel. Forza Horizon 3 and 4 on Xbox One both received scores above 90, and incredibly, Forza Horizon 5 managed to achieve even higher scores across three different platforms.
Nintendo filed a patent application (number 2026-019762) this year and asked the Japanese Patent Office (JPO) to expedite its review. However, the JPO has responded, stating that the invention needs to demonstrate a new and unique element to avoid being considered obvious based on existing technology.
The premiere of Masters of the Universe was held on Monday, May 18th. Although full reviews aren’t available yet, people who attended were able to share their initial reactions online, and they’re generally positive. Here’s a look at some of those reactions:
The developers of Outward 2 announced their Early Access release date in a unique way – by revealing it to a potato! This playful nod to less powerful computers was showcased in a trailer that ran the game on a basic PC. Despite the humor, the trailer also shared key details about the upcoming adventure RPG. Most importantly, it confirmed that Outward 2 will enter Early Access on July 7th. The trailer also included the PC specifications needed to run the game with different graphics settings.