Many cooperative games have started to feel similar lately, often trying to copy what’s popular with streamers online. But the best ones are still genuinely fun to play and watch, or they offer a fresh take on familiar game types. These are the co-op games people remember and enjoy playing together again and again, creating lasting memories with friends.
The fifth season of For All Mankind just finished airing, and while a sixth and final season is planned, the biggest news for fans is the debut of its spin-off, Star City. The first two episodes of Star City premiered alongside the season finale, offering a look at the Russian space program during the same Cold War era as the original For All Mankind. While the series features a new cast, some characters will be recognizable to longtime fans. Please be aware that the following contains spoilers for the first two episodes of Star City.
Godzilla Fest, a yearly celebration of everything Godzilla, is returning to Japan this November. The event looks back at Godzilla’s history and often gives hints about future projects. A key part of the festival is a new short film featuring a classic Godzilla enemy battling the King of the Monsters once again. This year’s film will bring back Monster X, a frightening villain from the 2004 movie Godzilla: Final Wars, after decades of absence. Titled Fest Godzilla II: Shinjuku Burning, the short promises a challenging fight for Godzilla and a return to a beloved classic villain.
According to recent reports from Red Gaming Tech, the upcoming PlayStation State of Play presentation could feature announcements for three games. The biggest news is a new God of War game starring Faye – not Kratos – which has reportedly been in development for some time and may come with a release window. A new Infamous game is also rumored to be revealed, though the source is less certain about that. Finally, there’s a possibility of a Resident Evil announcement, but it’s unclear whether it will be a completely new game, a remake, or downloadable content for Resident Evil Requiem.
It’s tough to keep up with all the comics released each month, especially with limited time and money. With so many options, choosing what to read can be overwhelming. We’re here to help! We’ve reviewed all of Marvel’s May 2026 releases and picked out the five best. These are truly the top titles, and if you only have time for one Marvel comic this month, you should definitely choose from this list.
Beyond its groundbreaking history, The Simpsons also pioneered the first live animated segment on television a decade ago. Since then, it’s become the longest-running animated comedy series and has consistently broken records. However, despite its success, the show isn’t without flaws. Its unpredictable and fast-paced style often leaves storylines unresolved, leaving viewers hoping for follow-up episodes to tie up loose ends.
Like many fans of The Sims, I have mixed feelings about The Sims 4. It has a lot going for it, but it still has quite a few bugs after all this time. Plus, the constant cost of new expansion packs is a real issue, and Paralives has promised a different approach to updates. That’s why many of us are excited about having more life simulation games to play. While Paralives is still under development, it’s already doing a lot of things really well. However, there’s one key area where I’d like to see the game get even better.
The initial announcement of Secret Invasion promised a compelling political thriller within the Marvel Cinematic Universe, finally giving Samuel L. Jackson’s Nick Fury a central role and showcasing the villainous side of the Skrulls. However, the series turned out to be one of the most critically panned Marvel projects to date. Recently, star Emilia Clarke jokingly apologized for the show’s reception in a new interview.
I recently came across the work of Kane Parsons, a 20-year-old director who’s been recreating scenes from Attack on Titan. In 2021, he made six videos that reimagined key moments – everything from the ending of the series to the terrifying “Rumbling” and the mysterious “Paths.” What’s really striking is his approach: he presents these events as if they’re historical recreations, using CG animation to bring the Titans to life. It adds a completely new, and genuinely unsettling, level of horror to a series already known for its dark themes. You can check out his recreation of “The Rumbling” below to get a sense of what he’s capable of.
On May 18th, during a fan event, Hasbro’s Marvel Legends team revealed their upcoming San Diego Comic-Con exclusives. These included two sets that finish the Future Foundation team, and a massive Hulk 2099 figure. This Hulk isn’t the familiar Bruce Banner; it’s actually John Eisenhart, a shady movie executive who was changed after being exposed to gamma radiation by a group called the Knights of Banner.