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The fourth episode of Starfleet Academy focuses on Jay-Den, the last Klingon in Starfleet, and explores the devastating impact of the Burn on his people. Jay-Den, who shares similarities with Word, the first Klingon in Starfleet but with a reversed dynamic, ultimately becomes the key to saving his race from extinction. The limited presence of Klingons in the 32nd century is explained – they were facing complete disappearance.

Cairn is a game focused on the challenge of mountain climbing. You take on the role of a skilled mountaineer determined to reach the top of Mount Kami.

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Okay, so I just saw that you can pre-order the game now! You can grab it physically or digitally from Atari’s website, the Nintendo eShop, and a bunch of other stores. If you go for the physical copy, it’s packed with cool stuff – the game itself, stickers, postcards, those retro milk caps, and even a reversible cover! They said it’ll ship out in May, so I already put my order in!

Looking for the best racing games to get your adrenaline pumping? We’ve put together a list of confirmed titles, and a few upcoming games that could be released in 2026 or later. Get ready to hit the gas!

The game’s new, varied pace will take inspiration from 2012’s Hitman: Absolution, which combined shooting with stealth, spy work, and a strong storyline. While some players might not appreciate this change—Absolution itself received mixed reviews when it launched—it’s necessary because the James Bond franchise is known for its focus on narrative.

The game features a key ability called “Heavenly Deduction” that lets the main character rewind time to alter the results of his missions. The trailer quickly demonstrates this: the hero, who is a simple boatman, tries to infiltrate a heavily guarded castle to complete an assassination. If a direct approach fails – like the target escaping – the player can use Heavenly Deduction to go back in time and try waiting until nightfall instead.

Episode 4 of Wonder Man is widely considered the strongest of the series so far. As Darren Mooney put it, it’s among the best work Marvel has ever produced – a powerful story about the costs of fame, the dangers of exploitation, and how the entertainment industry can mistreat talented people of color. The episode focuses on the character of Doorman, a relatively obscure figure in Marvel comics who gained his abilities after being exposed to a strange substance. This leads to a fascinating exploration of deeper, lesser-known aspects of the Marvel universe.

While Penelope and Colin’s romantic storyline takes a backseat this season as they find happiness together – which unfortunately diminishes the exciting tension – the show wisely shifts focus to Benedict. His story, based on the beloved novel “An Offer from a Gentleman,” is arguably the strongest in the series. It’s a familiar tale, drawing inspiration from Cinderella, as Benedict falls for a woman disguised as a commoner at a ball. However, Benedict and Sophie’s romance ends up being overshadowed by another developing story.

I’ve noticed the publisher playfully addressed all the rumors going around, and honestly, it feels like they’re giving us fans a little knowing wink – a fun way to acknowledge everything without actually confirming anything! It’s a cheeky move, and I’m kind of loving it.