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Jeronimo Barrera, general manager and game director at ProbablyMonsters, shared that Nekome: Nazi Hunter is a particularly meaningful project for him, built on his passion for story-focused games. According to a press release, the game’s design is entirely focused on presenting a specific perspective. Nekome: Nazi Hunter tells a World War II story through a very personal and intimate lens, emphasizing the characters and the impact of their choices. The protagonist, Vano, isn’t simply fighting Nazis; his actions are carefully considered acts of revenge, drawing players into his experience.

Both the digital and physical versions of the Soldner-X Complete Collection will be released at the same time. The collection includes Soldner-X: Himmelssturmer and Soldner-X 2: Final Prototype Definitive Edition and is available for pre-order now on Play-Asia. The digital version will cost $22.99 or €22.99, and there will be a 10% discount at launch.

The new trailer for The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu highlights the game’s disturbing elements, including intense hallucinations. Players might experience visions like seeing a friend engulfed in tentacles or encountering bizarre creatures, such as a massive millipede. Enemies will vary greatly, ranging from common zombies and skeletons to more dangerous opponents that can use tentacles to immobilize players.

While Marvel’s villains often cause trouble, their attacks rarely lead to permanent hero deaths. But in alternate realities, these villains can become incredibly powerful, actually succeeding in defeating even the strongest heroes. Here are seven Marvel villains who became truly terrifying threats in different universes, proving just how dangerous they could be.

What makes this failure particularly frustrating is that, at the time, it felt like a smart move. Disney had been consistently successful with familiar franchises – Marvel movies, the new Star Wars films, and live-action remakes like Beauty and the Beast and Alice in Wonderland. Adapting a beloved book into a big-budget film seemed like a natural way to continue that success, giving a classic story to a wider audience. Sadly, it just didn’t work out as planned.

Resident Evil Requiem currently offers three difficulty levels: Casual, Standard, and Insanity. Casual mode prioritizes story and is very easy, featuring auto-aim to help you defeat enemies. Standard mode is a bit more challenging and lets you choose between modern controls or classic, limited saves—a feature long-time fans will recognize. Insanity mode unlocks after completing the game and is designed for experienced players, allowing you to use upgraded weapons and tools against much tougher enemies.