Your progress in the demo will carry over to the full game, so you won’t lose any of the effort you put into leveling up or trying out different strategies. Plus, the demo lets up to three players team up online to experience and test the improved combat system before the game officially launches.
The game’s reveal trailer is stunning and atmospheric, showcasing rain-soaked landscapes and intense samurai battles in just four minutes. PlayStation describes the trailer as a glimpse into a “kungfupunk world” filled with mystery, political maneuvering, and exciting, movie-style combat.
Capcom revealed the new game during the 2025 Video Game Awards with a brief gameplay trailer. While the trailer doesn’t reveal much, it gives a good sense of the game’s overall style. The visuals immediately stand out – the world is vibrant, clean, and colorful, sporting a modern, almost animated aesthetic that’s a departure from past games. It’s a different look, but it still feels distinctly like a Mega Man title.
Wow, the first part of Matlock on CBS for 2025 just finished, and it left me reeling! There were so many surprises to keep us hooked until Season 2 arrives in 2026. I can’t believe Julian is actually starting to take charge, even though Matty and Olympia still see him as someone they can control. The biggest shock, though, was Senior having a stroke – he still hasn’t woken up! On top of that, Matty managed to get some important files from Olympia, the team suffered a defeat in court, and poor Sarah received some really upsetting news from her boss. It was a lot to take in!
The game was originally slated for 20th March, but it’s now slipped to 30th April.
The action RPG will release on 9th September.
YouTube has, with the grace of a Victorian hostess at a tea party, announced that U.S. creators may now receive payouts in PayPal’s PYUSD stablecoin. One might assume that the mere mention of cryptocurrency would send the average user into a frenzy of existential dread, but PayPal, ever the gentleman, has taken it upon itself to handle the nitty-gritty. 🤑
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Dusty Welch, co-founder and CEO of Wildlight Entertainment, announced that the team – a group of experienced developers who previously worked on popular games like Apex Legends, Call of Duty, and Titanfall – is now creating its own ambitious new game and universe. “We’re aiming for the same level of quality and scope as those previous hits,” Welch stated in a press release.
Fuse Games CEO Matt Webster explained that Star Wars has always been about sparking imagination, and racing perfectly captures that excitement. With Star Wars: Galactic Racer, the team aimed to create a racing game that’s truly unique – full of adventure, amazing visuals, and a thrilling experience. They want players to feel like every race is dynamic and full of meaningful choices, and that winning is incredibly rewarding.