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I was checking out the Steam page for Subnautica 2 and noticed something interesting. It looks like Unknown Worlds is now handling both the development and publishing of the game. It’s weird because neither the studio nor Krafton has said anything official about it. But the fact that this change happened so quietly suggests they’ve come to some kind of agreement, at least when it comes to releasing Subnautica 2.

It’s strange how quickly things changed. Just after celebrating its first year, Vantage Studios, the team now leading the game, announced that support for Assassin’s Creed Shadows is winding down. It’s hard to understand how the game went from being considered a success to being seemingly abandoned, but that’s the nature of the industry. The big question is: even in 2026, is Assassin’s Creed Shadows worth playing for both longtime fans and newcomers? The answer is yes, but your enjoyment will depend on what you’re looking for in the game – just don’t expect a great story.

Capcom has consistently delivered high-quality games for a while now, and it’s easy to start expecting that as the norm. But it’s important to remember how challenging it is to release even a single excellent game, let alone three in a row.

Unlike most horror games where you’re equipped to fight back, Necrophosis doesn’t give you any weapons, according to Dragonis Games founder Ares Dragonis. This was a deliberate choice. The game isn’t focused on combat or survival, but rather on confronting incomprehensible beings and discovering unbelievably strange worlds.

1st Gen: Atari Pong | Coleco Telstar | Magnavox Odyssey

Following the success of A Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, Sunrise on the Reaping is the second prequel film directed by Francis Lawrence in The Hunger Games franchise. This new installment takes place closer in time to the original movies than the previous one. The trailer shows that Lawrence and his team have expertly recast the characters who appear in both films.

As a huge Zelda fan, I was so excited to hear from Sony’s CinemaCon presentation that filming on The Legend of Zelda movie is officially done! That means post-production is starting, and honestly, that’s usually when we get our first glimpse of the movie. Studios often release a teaser trailer around this time, even though the special effects aren’t totally finished yet, just to build hype. Considering the movie is set to come out May 7, 2027, it feels like we might finally get to see Hyrule come to life on screen in the next few months – I’m already counting down the days!