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ICARUS, created by Dean Hall, the developer of DayZ, originally came out on PC through Steam on December 3, 2021. The versions of the game for consoles, known as ICARUS: Console Edition, won’t allow players on different platforms to play together.

Here is an overview of the game, via its store pages:

Despite being in the final stretch of the story, details about the upcoming saga are scarce, and it appears Eiichiro Oda, the creator, isn’t planning to reveal much until Luffy discovers the treasure. Those working closely with Oda, like editor Junya Fukuda, naturally have a better understanding of the plot. The One Piece manga has moved into the eagerly awaited Elbaf Arc, which has already introduced a key character to the story.

A recent update to Counter-Strike 2, first spotted by Eurogamer, allows players to trade five standard Covert skins for a more valuable knife or glove cosmetic. While seemingly minor, this is significant because these skins can be bought and sold on the Steam market, and some are worth a lot of money – previously, players had to rely on loot crates to get new skins, and those crates could be expensive.

The weekend got an early start on Thursday morning with the return of the popular Netflix show, Nobody Wants This. Season one was a quick success and received several Emmy nominations, and now season two is available to stream.

DC Comics is full of incredibly powerful weapons used by its heroes and villains. However, a few stand out as the most dangerous – weapons capable of destroying planets, stars, galaxies, and even everything that exists.

The main cast of Stranger Things will all be back for the fifth and final season, including Winona Ryder, David Harbour, Millie Bobby Brown, and Joe Keery. Jamie Campbell Bower will also return as Vecna, the show’s main villain who was revealed in season 4. While Vecna previously focused on characters like Max and Eleven, he’s expected to set his sights on a surprising new target in season 5.

Manga consistently sells better than traditional comics in Western countries. Many manga series sell millions of copies annually and are among the best-selling fictional works ever. Reaching that level of success is remarkable, particularly for the most popular titles.

Netflix is adapting the critically acclaimed graphic novel Black Hole into a new series, after winning a competitive bid for the rights, according to Deadline. Horror fans will be especially excited to hear that Jane Schoenbrun, known for directing the films We’re All Going to the World’s Fair and I Saw the TV Glow, will be directing the series. While previous attempts to adapt Black Hole haven’t succeeded, this new project seems promising.