2026 is shaping up to be a fantastic year for RPG fans, with both exciting remakes of beloved games and sequels we’ve been waiting for. Here’s a look at some of the best RPGs coming in 2026, plus a few other promising titles still in development.
Many viewers thought Alice in Borderland would finish after its second season. The ending of season 2 closely followed the original manga, leading people to believe the story was complete. However, a cliffhanger at the end of the season hinted at the possibility of more, and ultimately led to the creation of Alice in Borderland season 3, which continues the story beyond the source material.
Many fans were upset with how the show Supernatural ended, particularly with Dean’s death, and immediately began hoping for a sixteenth season. Although there hasn’t been any official announcement in the last five years, both Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki have hinted they’d be open to returning, suggesting we haven’t seen the last of Sam and Dean Winchester.
The preview for Spy x Family Season 3 Episode 7, “The Red Circus,” continues the action from the Red Circus bus incident, leaving fans wondering who this group is and how Loid and Yor will handle the situation without revealing their secret identities. The title and preview suggest we’ll finally meet the new villains in a dramatic episode that promises lots of exciting action – potentially the most intense of the season! If you haven’t started watching Season 3 yet, now’s a great time to catch up so you don’t miss the Forger family’s biggest challenge so far.
Both the Alien and Predator movie series are currently seeing a resurgence in Hollywood, and in surprisingly similar ways. Recent projects like Predator: Badlands and Alien: Earth have shaken things up for both franchises, pushing them in exciting new directions and showing what they can really do.
Superhero stories often face a challenge: as they get longer, it becomes difficult to create meaningful character development and compelling conflicts. A common result is heroes effortlessly defeating villains they once struggled with, simply to show how much stronger they’ve become. We see this happen repeatedly – from the climactic battles in X-Men and X-Men: Apocalypse taking place in increasingly absurd locations, to Superman refraining from fighting in his original movie and immediately mastering his powers in later installments. Even in The Flash, a recurring villain like Weather Wizard was easily defeated after years of posing a threat. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing – it’s a way to keep the action exciting and remind viewers of the hero’s progress. The 1997 Justice League of America TV movie offers a good example. While most of the team were already established heroes, it cleverly upgraded the Weather Wizard, giving him a more significant role. This approach was surprisingly innovative for its time, and could offer valuable lessons for James Gunn’s new DC Universe.
Like Guts from Berserk, Sung Jinwoo from Solo Leveling is a character who constantly faces hardship. He’s determined to overcome impossible challenges, confront death, and fight for the people he loves. Given this, it’s not surprising to find connections between the two series. Solo Leveling, especially in its artwork by DUBU and adaptation by h-goon, includes many references to Berserk.
A young Predator named Dek is exiled from his tribe and must team up with an unexpected companion as he hunts for a powerful enemy.
In February 2006, armed robbers targeted the Securitas depot in Tonbridge, resulting in the largest cash heist in UK history – a staggering £53 million was stolen. The robbery led to 36 arrests, including Jeremy Bailey. After four years of intense police investigation and court proceedings, all charges against Bailey were dropped. However, the event continues to negatively impact his life even now.
As a huge Tolkien fan, it felt like things were quiet in Middle-earth for a long time after The Battle of the Five Armies came out in 2014. But then, in the last few years, it’s been amazing! We’ve gotten The Rings of Power on Prime Video, the animated The War of the Rohirrim from Warner Bros., and there’s even a live-action The Hunt for Gollum on the way. Honestly, there’s more happening with the franchise now than ever before!