Viewers seem to really enjoy the recent Stephen King adaptations. The Long Walk currently has an 85% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, following The Life of Chuck’s 88% score. Both films have been well-received, a big jump in popularity compared to last year’s The Monkey, which only earned a 55% audience score and received mixed reactions.
Originally revealed in 2022, the game will finally be released on October 28th, 2025, as previewed in its newest trailer.
The new RPG will indeed include more than 450 playable Digimon, just as Bandai Namco hinted in its promotional materials.
I’m so excited that *Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2* is finally out on pretty much every platform! You can grab it now on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC through Steam.
Here is an overview of the demo, via its Steam page:
Starting September 17th, Standard Game Pass subscribers can play *Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3*, *For the King 2*, and *Overthrown*. Also on that day, *Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor* will be available to Ultimate and PC Game Pass members, officially leaving early access.
The next State of Play presentation will build on the success of June’s event, which was a big hit for Sony. The June livestream attracted over 2.2 million viewers – a record for these types of presentations. At its most popular moment, 2.2 million people were watching live, with an average of 1.9 million viewers throughout the entire stream.
Valheim takes place in a strange, Norse-inspired afterlife where defeated Vikings struggle to survive and defeat powerful enemies. The game’s narration hints that these creatures were around long before the Vikings, and future updates might reveal more about their history.
The creators of *The Sims 4* recently shared a plan for the next few months, focusing on fixing bugs and improving the game. They’re releasing a Base Game Update on September 18th, earlier than planned, to ensure everything runs smoothly before the *Adventure Awaits* expansion pack comes out on October 2nd. After that, EA wants players to share what they think are the most important issues to fix in the October and November updates. Overall, this plan seems to be exactly what *The Sims 4* community has been hoping for.
The *Alien* universe offers a lot of potential for video games, as fans discovered with the terrifying *Alien: Isolation*. Many games have tried to capture the feel of the *Alien* world, some focusing on pure horror like *Isolation*, while others took a more action-packed approach similar to James Cameron’s *Aliens*, such as *Alien: Colonial Marines* and *Alien vs. Predator*. Now, a new game is aiming to strike a balance between these two styles.