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.
The play centers on the Antonescu family – a wealthy but dishonest father and his son, who are living in New York City’s Greenwich Village in 1934 – and their strained relationship.
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Horror games offer a huge range of experiences, from chilling stories to genuinely frightening moments. Tarsier Studios’ games definitely fit within this broad definition of horror.
Following a surprising confession during a live interview – where a Norwegian biathlete admitted to infidelity after winning a bronze medal at the 2026 Winter Olympics – his former partner has now publicly addressed the unexpected attention she’s received.
Team USA’s skating duo was widely expected to win at the Milano Cortina games. However, their strong chance at a gold medal hit a small snag on February 9th when they finished behind French skaters Laurence Fournier Beaudry and Guillaume Cizeron in the rhythm dance portion of the competition. The American pair had previously won three world championships in a row.
Featuring Natalie Dormer (known from Game of Thrones) and Mia McKenna-Bruce (Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials), The Lady tells the true story of Jane Andrews. In 1988, Jane answered a magazine ad and landed her dream job as the Duchess of York’s personal dresser at Buckingham Palace. However, after nine years of service, Jane’s life took a dramatic turn when she fell for the wrong person.
China has the largest player base on both platforms, accounting for 48.7 percent of all players. When you include players from Japan and Taiwan, that number jumps to almost two-thirds. A significant majority of players who enjoyed the first Nioh game returned for the sequel, with 66.6 percent playing on Steam and 69 percent on PlayStation.
