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Details about an upcoming 2026 fighting game appeared on the Steam page before PlayStation’s February 2026 State of Play event, probably due to an accidental leak. Players captured screenshots of the listing, which included both new information and previously known details, as well as the game’s PC requirements. While features like Episode Mode and 64-player lobbies were also mentioned, the biggest news for fans is the size of the game’s character roster.

Horror fans have been loving the Poppy Playtime series, and the fifth chapter is almost here! It releases on PC on February 18th – just a week away! To get everyone excited, a new gameplay trailer has been released. Whether you’ve been following the story closely or are new to the game, the trailer is a must-see. It offers a sneak peek at the upcoming story, new locations, and the puzzles players will encounter.

While the film has been successful, it’s created a frustrating situation for fans. The continued theatrical run of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle has delayed its release for home viewing, especially outside of Japan. Now, even newer movies – specifically one released after Demon Slayer and distributed by Sony Pictures Entertainment and Crunchyroll – are getting released for streaming first, further postponing the Demon Slayer release.

Few recent games capture the spirit of classic shooters quite like Starship Troopers: Ultimate Bug War! It plays a lot like Quake, but with updated features that make it more enjoyable. A recent demo showcased the game’s massive battles and its clever, satirical take on the original story. The result is a game that feels wonderfully nostalgic, and a fantastic new first-person shooter for players who want a fast-paced, less complicated bug-hunting experience.

The new series, Flowers of Evil, will premiere in Japan on April 9th, meaning fans have less than two months to wait. While it doesn’t rely on typical horror tropes like monsters or masked killers, the show promises a deeply unsettling experience. The story centers around Takeo Kasuga, a reserved teenager, and how a chance encounter with the cheerful Sawa Nakamura leads him down a dark path. It’s shaping up to be more of a psychological thriller than a supernatural story, and the production boasts a strong cast.

Game Science recently shared a new video of their game, Black Myth: Zhong Kui, showing how it looks running in the game engine. The developers clarified the video isn’t necessarily representative of the final game. However, when PlayStation shared the video, they stated that Zhong Kui is coming to PS5 – the first console the game has been officially confirmed for, despite Game Science not yet making that announcement themselves.

This game’s title is reminiscent of My Hero Academia, and puts you in the shoes of Reya, a high school student who’s also a superhero with dreams of becoming a top content creator.