The central idea behind the game’s design is that players will control ordinary people in Outward 2, not heroes destined to save the world. According to designer Boucher-Vidal, this was a key shift in their thinking. Every design choice was made to support this concept: you’re simply a regular person trying to survive and live a life in a fantastical setting.
I’m absolutely blown away – the world in this new game is at least twice as big as Skyrim‘s! But it’s not just about being huge, the developers at Pearl Abyss are really focused on making everything feel alive and interactive. They’re still keeping a lot under wraps, like details on crafting and how housing will work. Even the stuff we have seen, like the Sky Isles and their puzzles, still feels mysterious and exciting – there’s so much more to discover!
In Denshattack!, players control powerful buses and perform skateboarding tricks – like ollies, kickflips, and grinds – on rails throughout each level. As they progress, they’ll face off against uniquely designed trains inspired by Japanese railways while gaining the favor of various underground groups and rebels. The game also features challenging boss battles, including massive magical girl robots and a colossal, mechanical worm reminiscent of the sandworms from Dune.
Two games really stand out by blending classic beat-em-up action with a strong nostalgic vibe for the 1980s, especially for those who grew up with the toys and cartoons of that era. One is available now, while the other is set to release in 2026, and fans are incredibly excited about it.
Here is an overview of the game, via Owlcat Games:
I have to say, Goldar is just such an iconic villain from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers! He might not always be the biggest threat, but you instantly recognize him. That design is unforgettable! He’s been in so many awesome battles with the Rangers, constantly trying to defeat them. Honestly, a flying warrior covered in gold armor? Pretty intimidating! When he’s on his game, he’s a force to be reckoned with.
A great thing about finding teammates in ARC Raiders is that the game figures out what kind of matches you like best. It actively groups players together based on whether they usually play cooperative (PvE) or competitive (PvP) modes. While this system works well overall, there’s a potential issue with it that hasn’t gotten much attention.
Here is an overview of the game, via THQ Nordic:
Here is an overview of the game, via META Publishing:
Darth Maul’s story truly concluded in Season 2 of Star Wars Rebels, specifically in the memorable episode “Twin Suns.” In this episode, Maul found Obi-Wan Kenobi, now older, on Tatooine, leading to one last fight between them. While Maul was still fueled by a long-held grudge and a need for revenge, Obi-Wan had moved on and was solely focused on keeping Luke safe. The duel was quick and decisive, with Maul stuck in his old ways and Obi-Wan using a more modern lightsaber style. Maul ultimately died in Obi-Wan’s arms, which felt like a proper ending, and it’s about to become even more meaningful.