Witchfire first became available on the Epic Games Store for PC (you can read our review here). It’s now also available in Steam Early Access. The complete game, with the full story, will launch next year, but one final update is coming before then, adding the last region to explore.
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Once you’ve decided you want to watch anime, the next challenge is choosing what to watch. While many beloved anime classics are available, there’s also a wealth of more recent shows that could become classics themselves. What qualifies as a “modern classic” varies – some fans consider anything from the last five years, while others go back a decade or two. Generally, these shows combine excellent animation with strong storytelling. Here are five of the best modern classics currently streaming on Netflix, perfect for your next viewing session.
We anticipated the arrival of Ansha and Hoopa, and our journey to Hyperspace Lumiose. Trailers showed our Pokémon could even exceed Level 100 there, at least for a while. However, like many players, I wasn’t sure if the downloadable content would offer enough new features to be worth the cost. While the promised donuts weren’t much to celebrate, Mega Dimension does introduce some genuinely exciting additions to the original game. Here are the three best new features that make Mega Dimension worth checking out.
Wombo Games is a brand new game studio led by Janos Flösser, who used to be the creative head at Square Enix. The team includes developers with experience on well-known action and RPG titles like Tomb Raider and Hitman. Their first game, Raiders of Blackveil, is a dark fantasy action RPG that blends popular gameplay styles. You can play an early version of it on Steam starting December 15th, and the complete game is scheduled to launch in 2026.
The story of My Hero Academia centers around a decades-long battle between two powerful forces: All For One and One For All. From the very beginning, heroes work tirelessly to keep One For All out of the villain’s grasp, creating a rich and complex storyline. This is established early on when All Might chooses Izuku Midoriya as the next inheritor of his power, launching them on a quest to protect this legacy and defeat All For One. This strong foundation is a key reason why the ending of My Hero Academia feels so rewarding, especially when compared to other series that haven’t maintained a consistent narrative throughout.
Villains, like everything else, eventually become stale. Adapting and changing keeps them interesting and relevant. In some cases, these changes are so significant that the villain completely transforms, shedding their former identity. Here are seven Marvel villains who have undergone such dramatic changes, becoming almost unrecognizable from their original appearances.
I can’t believe how huge Where Winds Meet has become! The developers just announced that 15 million people are already playing, and get this – that happened in just one month! It’s incredible to see so many people enjoying it on PlayStation 5, Steam, the Epic Games Store, and even on our phones with Android and iOS.
LG TV owners are reporting that the Microsoft Copilot app is being automatically installed on their TVs. Some users are frustrated because they haven’t been able to uninstall the app.
Since launching in October, ARC Raiders has been incredibly popular. It’s repeatedly broken its own player count records and recently earned Multiplayer Game of the Year.