From today, April 2nd, until the morning of April 9th, you can get Clone Drone in the Danger Zone for free on the Epic Games Store. Developed by Doborog Games and released in 2021, this game is a fast-paced, action-packed experience where you control robots and fight each other. With a variety of weapons to choose from, the game stays exciting and offers plenty of replay value.
Like most modern Hollywood blockbusters, The Super Mario Bros. Movie is clearly designed to launch a larger franchise. The film sets up a sequel, and even hints at multiple future movies based on other Nintendo properties – potentially creating a whole cinematic universe. While fans are hoping for a Super Smash Bros. movie, that isn’t directly confirmed in the current setup, though it’s likely a possibility for the future. There are three potential follow-up films hinted at in the movie. Be warned: spoilers will follow.
Released in 2007, The Darkness is a first-person shooter game based on the popular comic book series from Top Cow Productions. The game is already a solid FPS, but the story is greatly enhanced by its source material, creating a rich and engaging experience throughout. Its unique gameplay, which blends demonic powers into the action, is exceptionally well-executed, and the game was so well-received that a sequel was released in 2012. While praised for its storytelling, it didn’t achieve massive sales on the Xbox 360.
Okay, so I just heard about this new game called Ascenders: Beyond the Peak, and it seriously looks cool! I thought I’d seen everything when it came to climbing games, but this one’s different. It’s a roguelite, which means every run is different, but it’s turn-based, so you really have to think about your moves as you climb. It’s all about making tough choices to stay alive. It’s coming to Steam Early Access in 2026, and honestly, I’m already hyped – it feels like a fresh take on the whole climbing genre!
The first trailer for Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game revealed the base game will cost $29.99. A Deluxe Edition is available for $49.99 and includes the full game, a digital artbook, the complete soundtrack, and a Year 1 pass for extra downloadable characters. Following successful playtests around the world, this affordable price point should make the game accessible to a wide range of players.
As a Star Wars fan, I’ve got some great news! Darth Maul isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. Lucasfilm just announced that Maul – Shadow Lord has been picked up for a second season! Right now, that’s all we know – Season 2 is officially happening, but details are still under wraps. Still, it’s fantastic to see Maul continuing to be a major player in the Star Wars universe.
This update improved how the game runs on PS5 when played from a PS4 disc. It unlocked the frame rate and increased the resolution, making the game look and play much better.
Here is an overview of the game, via Twin Sails Interactive:
Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:
Former game director Vinit Agarwal recently discussed the cancellation of the game in an interview with the Lance E. Lee Podcast (as transcribed by Kotaku), sharing his disappointment after dedicating so much time and effort to the project.