Usually, we have to wait for reactions, but this time it’s clear the recent State of Play showcase was a hit! Our overnight poll shows most viewers responded positively. This is likely due to the over an hour of PlayStation news, which included announcements about the God of War Trilogy Remake, God of War: Sons of Sparta, Kena: Scars of Kosmora, and other exciting games.
In a recent interview with Ali213, director Joe Ziegler explained that the game doesn’t have any special rules to separate players who prefer to avoid fighting.
Horizon Hunters Gathering will soon let players try out the game with its first playtest, available through the PlayStation Beta Program. While the specific dates aren’t set, it’s expected to happen around the end of February. The game’s initial trailer received a mixed response, with some fans unsure about the new art style and focus on cooperative gameplay. This playtest should give everyone a better idea of what it’s like to actually play Horizon Hunters Gathering.
The USS Voyager has become increasingly popular with Star Trek fans. Captain Kathryn Janeway and her crew fearlessly journeyed into a previously unexplored area of space. The show Star Trek: Voyager, which ran for seven seasons from 1995 to 2001, helped carry the Star Trek legacy into the 21st century.
The idea of Batman always having a Robin is being challenged. In Matt Fraction’s Batman (2025) #6, Tim Drake retired, and hints were dropped that Damian Wayne might do the same. This could leave Batman without a partner for the first time in a long time – aside from Damian’s brief period of acting out – and open up the position of Robin. We’re going to explore five characters who could potentially take on the mantle if Damian does leave, though hopefully he won’t. Let’s dive into some possibilities for the next Robin.
Currently, only one of these games, Shinobi: Art of Vengeance, has been released. The others are still in development and haven’t been revealed yet.
It’s notable that Annapurna’s Leanne Loombe described the game as a complete, well-made title that the team is proud to release after the announcements of the Silent Hill f and Silent Hill 2 remakes. Writer and director Jon McKellan of Screen Burn also calls it their largest and most ambitious project to date. Given that recent Silent Hill games cost $69.99, it’s surprising Konami is pricing Townfall lower.
Capcom is having a fantastic moment with the success of games like Resident Evil and Monster Hunter, and they even have a highly anticipated new game in the works. However, many would agree that the company was at its absolute peak in the late 90s and early 2000s, releasing a wealth of incredible games. While many of those series are still going strong, some have been put on hold, and Dino Crisis is a prime example. If you never got a chance to play this classic survival-horror series, you can now find the original game and its sequel on Steam. And for a limited time, until February 26th, both games are 50% off, making them only $5 each!
Even though I’m excited about this God of War trilogy remake, I’m starting to worry about what it means for the next main God of War game. It’s been over three years since God of War Ragnarok came out, and I thought we’d be hearing about the next installment soon. Now, I’m concerned that a sequel to Ragnarok might not happen, as Santa Monica Studio may be focusing on this remake for a long time.
While many reboots and revivals seem like quick attempts to make money, often missing what fans loved about the original shows, and some simply don’t offer a compelling reason to exist, the 2020s have seen a few successful revivals. These stand out because they respect the spirit of the original series while updating the stories for a modern audience.