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What do you get when you combine the world of comics, cosplay, and conventions with a lovable lead who is part puppy and part cloud? Turns out it’s the delightful adventures of Cloud Puppy by Kelly Leigh Miller, and the adorable half puppy half cloud lead is likely to become a favorite of yours as well once you get to know her. The story brings a host of other charming characters into the fold as well, including Cloud’s friend Berry Rose, and the duo is actually the focus of the first story, which puts a spotlight on what it means to be friends who want to dress as the same character at a convention. ComicBook had a chance to speak with Miller all about the new story, what and who inspired the character, and what the future might hold for the series.

As a seasoned gamer with over two decades of experience under my belt, I must say that the current offerings from the Epic Games Store have caught my attention this week. Not only does the store provide not just one, but two free games for its users, but also a whopping $80 in savings! However, if you’re not a fan of horror games like myself, you might find the main attraction, a 2022 AAA horror game, less appealing.

Supermassive Games has announced the releases of “Little Nightmares 3” and “Directive 8020” next year. But that’s not all! They also have another major game in store – “The Casting of Frank Stone”, a single-player narrative adventure linked to Behaviour Interactive’s “Dead by Daylight”. A fresh trailer showcasing some intriguing aspects is now available. Take a look below.

Striking Distance Studios has revealed that their roguelike action spinoff from The Callisto Protocol, previously known as Project Birdseye, now carries the title of [REDACTED]. The game will be available for play on October 31st across Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC platforms including Steam and the Epic Games Store. You can watch a fresh trailer of it below.

In the year 2025, there’s an unexpected resurgence of a classic video game series from the 1990s, specifically Tokyo Xtreme Racer which first appeared in 1994. This was a time when console gaming was relatively new and not as widespread. Games like Final Fantasy VI, Donkey Kong Country, Super Metroid, DOOM II, Daytona USA, Tekken, Sonic the Hedgehog 3, X-COM: UFO Defense, NBA Jam, Ace Driver, Earthworm Jim, and others were also released that year. Interestingly, many Japanese games didn’t reach Europe and North America back then, and Tokyo Xtreme Racer was one of them. Despite its popularity in Japan, it didn’t make a significant impact in the west. The series went dormant in 2006, but there were only two mobile releases in 2011 and 2017 to break the silence. However, starting from 2025, this is changing.