This month on Steam, Ubisoft is introducing another popular game, “Assassin’s Creed Mirage,” instead of “Star Wars Outlaws” which comes out in November. Set in ninth-century Baghdad and released in October 2023, this title follows the character Basim, who transitions from a common thief to an assassin for the Hidden Ones.
In August, it was announced by Nomada Studio (the developer) and Devolver Digital (the publisher) that the side-scrolling platforming adventure game “Neva” would be launched in October. As its launch is just about a week away, additional details regarding the game’s release have surfaced.
In this weekend’s airing of “The Penguin,” its third installment, the tale surrounding Oz Cobblepot (Colin Farrell), Batman’s lore in Gotham City, was expanded in a crafty and unforeseen manner. Remarkably, the latest episode subtly linked back to the established DC Extended Universe continuity.
Kurt Angle continues to be one of professional wrestling’s most inspiring success tales. Inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame, he transitioned from the wrestling mat to the wrestling ring in 1998 when he officially joined the World Wrestling Federation. Just two years after winning gold in the heavyweight weight class for amateur wrestling at the 1996 Olympic Games, he made his professional wrestling debut. His success with the WWF escalated quickly, as within a year of his TV debut, he had claimed the WWF Championship. He was a frequent figure in major events during the final years of the Monday Night Wars and headlined WWE WrestleMania XIX in 2003. Angle’s career with the WWE ended in 2006, after which he moved to TNA and reigned there for the next ten years.
It appears that Atlus could potentially win Game of the Year with their game Metaphor: ReFantazio. Critics have just released their reviews for this new RPG, and they’ve been extremely positive so far. Although its final score might change as more reviews come in, it’s currently one of the highest-rated games of 2024 at this moment.
The release date for Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero is still three days off, but ahead of its October 10 launch, initial reviews for the new Dragon Ball game on PC, PS5, Xbox Series S, and Xbox Series X have started appearing. Based on the Metacritic score, it looks like Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero could be one of the most significant Dragon Ball games yet. With impressive pre-order numbers and overall interest, it’s receiving positive reviews.