Forgotten Turn-Based Strategy Series Finally Returns in 2026 With a New Game

After eleven years, a classic strategy series is making a comeback! Heroes of Might & Magic: Olden Era is a prequel that honors the original games while offering a fresh experience. Following a period of decline after Heroes of Might & Magic III, developers Unfrozen and publisher Ubisoft are aiming to recapture the magic, and early signs are encouraging.

4 Sci-Fi TRPGs That Every Fan Should Play

The most exciting sci-fi tabletop role-playing games really let your imagination run wild. They feature incredibly detailed worlds, unique gameplay systems, and stories that make you think about technology, what it means to be human, and the future. Players can team up for exciting adventures, make friends (or enemies!) with alien races, plan elaborate capers, and face tough choices as they explore the galaxy. These games are designed to be flexible, letting you create unique characters and experience stories that unfold naturally based on your choices. Here are four of the best sci-fi TTRPGs that any sci-fi fan should try.

5 Nostalgic Marvel Events That Aren’t As Great As You Remember

It’s easy to feel fondly about these classic comics, especially because many of us grew up reading them. But revisiting them now shows that they haven’t aged well. These five Marvel events aren’t as impressive as you might remember, and nostalgia often hides their weaknesses.

OSRS: Sea Charting Guide

The game features 358 Sea Charting tasks scattered throughout the oceans. Finishing them all will give you a huge amount of Sailing XP, but it will take a significant amount of time unless you get some assistance.

Netflix Is About To Lose Three of the Funniest Comedy Movies of All Time

Netflix is removing three popular comedies at the end of November! If you want to watch Adam Sandler’s classic Billy Madison or Mike Myers’ hilarious Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery, you only have a few days left, as neither film will be available on other streaming services next month. Eddie Murphy’s Coming to America is also leaving Netflix on November 30th, but you can still watch it on Pluto TV.

Steam Game With Near Perfect 100% Reviews Only $1.19 for Limited Time

Spike Chunsoft, the creators of popular anime-style games, are offering a great deal on Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc. Usually priced at $20, the PC version is currently available on Steam for only $1.19 – a 94% discount! This offer lasts until December 1st. A 70% discount is also available for the Nintendo Switch version.

Godzilla Announces New Anime (And You Aren’t Ready)

Toho has announced a new animated Godzilla series where a young boy somehow possesses the monster’s incredible power. While it’s still unknown how he got it, details about this fresh take on the classic creature have been revealed. The announcement was made at Anime Festival Asia Singapore 2025, and we got our first glimpse of the new main character. Studio ORANGE, familiar with the Godzilla universe from their previous work on Godzilla: Singular Point, is returning to create the series. The official title hasn’t been released yet, but Toho and ORANGE have shared a summary of the story.

DC Event Are Better Than Marvel Ones for This One Little Reason

It’s surprising because Marvel wasn’t always behind DC when it came to big comic book events. For a long time, Marvel actually did events better. But over the years, DC has consistently outshone Marvel, and the key difference is how they handle tie-in issues. While these extra chapters can be frustrating, both companies used to manage them well. Marvel lost its touch somewhere along the way, and DC has been dominating ever since, starting with the highly successful ‘Infinite Crisis’ event.

EA Is Shutting Down a Game That Just Released Last Year in 24 Hours

Starting tomorrow, November 30th, online services for EA Sports FC Empires will be discontinued. This mobile strategy game, a spin-off of EA’s popular soccer series, let players build and manage their own soccer team and organization. Although it launched in limited areas at the end of 2024 with early access and continued with several seasons of new content, EA has decided to cancel the game instead of releasing a full version and expanding to more regions. This means you won’t be able to play the game after about 24 hours.