With this unexpected release, gamers can once again immerse themselves in the realm initially uncovered by Bethesda Game Studios as far back as 2006.
Amidst the recent fervor over Bethesda’s unexpected release of Oblivion Remastered, a fresh wave of anticipation has been stirred by Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 – an innovative turn-based fantasy RPG from the fledgling studio, Sandfall Interactive. Launched this year, it’s already garnering attention as one of the most intriguing and promising titles of 2025. Immersed in a darkly beautiful Belle Époque-esque world where a cryptic Paintress systematically eliminates humanity, this game challenges players to traverse a treacherous path leading to her Monolith and thwart her “gommages” permanently.
In the upcoming season, Belial’s return introduces a fresh narrative for seasonal gamers, with assistance from two new companions: Sayeena, a former Vizjerei sorceress, and Jarius, a knight hailing from the Cathedral of Light. To embark on the Lord of Lies questline, make your way to the Stranger located in Kyovashad’s city center near the Waypoint. Ensure you have finished Diablo 4’s main campaign and created a fresh character within the Seasonal Realm.
During the livestream, they unveiled an abundance of fresh details about the game that takes place in the same universe as the previous epic title Control. Among these revelations were new roles or tasks (referred to as “Jobs”), a Deluxe Edition up for grabs, and the confirmed release date, which was disclosed to be June 17th, 2025.
This update may not be as significant compared to some of the more recent ones, but it certainly offers some attractive new features. Specifically, the File function now allows for customization in terms of how file size units are presented onscreen.
GBS Windows for Game Boy isn’t a replica of Windows 3.1 or any other version of Windows; instead, it’s a software created using GB Studio designed to mimic certain aspects of an older operating system’s appearance.