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It’s true that some free games are designed to push you towards spending money, but not all of them are bad. There are actually a lot of good free-to-play games available, particularly in the RPG genre. Many free RPGs offer ways to spend money that aren’t annoying or required to enjoy the game, meaning you can have a great experience without paying a dime. If you’re looking for a new RPG and don’t want to spend any money, here are some of the best options that are genuinely worth playing.

The incredible success of Sword Art Online led to numerous sequels, movies, video games, and spin-offs. Following this, Kadokawa adapted another of Reki Kawahara’s series, Accel World, into an anime and film. Now, Kadokawa is revisiting Kawahara’s work again, announcing an official anime adaptation of his newest light novel series, Demon’s Crest. You can see a first look at the artwork, illustrated by the series’ artist, Yukiko Horiguchi, below.

I just saw the cutest thing on Netflix! They made a parody of Knives Out called Forks Out, and it’s hilarious. It features a puppet version of Benoit Blanc trying to figure out who stole Cookie Monster’s pie! Rian Johnson, the creator of the Knives Out films, even shared it on X and said he loved it. You absolutely have to check it out – it’s a fun little surprise!

The Marvel Cinematic Universe would benefit from more mature, darker stories that explore the full range of its characters. Fortunately, Marvel has a wealth of heroes and villains perfect for R-rated films. Here are seven characters who could deliver exactly that, and draw audiences back to the cinema.

Mark Wahlberg stars in two new streaming movies with very different roles. In The Family Plan 2 (on Apple TV+), he’s back as Dan Morgan, a former hitman trying to live a normal family life, but gets pulled back into a world of spies. Meanwhile, in Flight Risk (on HBO Max), he plays an assassin who pretends to be a pilot to transport a key witness (Topher Grace) for a mob trial to a safe location. So, you can choose between seeing Wahlberg as a family man caught in espionage, or as a cold-blooded assassin in disguise.

Yuji Horii, the creator of Dragon Quest and a supervisor on the original Chrono Trigger, recently made some surprising statements during a Japanese broadcast, according to IGN.