These 7 Series Prove Anime’s Most Hated Genre Can Still Be Great

Harem anime often gets a bad reputation, but many series are surprisingly well-made and deserve more credit. Some cleverly challenge typical tropes, while others simply present potentially sensitive themes in an enjoyable way. A handful of these shows really showcase the best the genre has to offer and are worth checking out.

DC Show With 96% Rotten Tomatoes Just Disappointed Fans & They’re Not Holding Back: “Not Good TV”

Viewers immediately took to Reddit to express their disappointment with the Peacemaker Season 2 finale. User Reddeath10168 bluntly called it “not good TV” shortly after it aired, and that sentiment quickly spread across DC-focused online communities. Many felt the weekly release format amplified their frustration with the way the story concluded. As user MY-SECRET-REDDIT put it, “disappointing moments just hit hard” when watching week by week. User Afromedes was even more direct, comparing the finale to abruptly abandoning the entire storyline built up over the first seven episodes. (Please be aware that the following contains spoilers for the Peacemaker Season 2 finale.)

IT: Welcome to Derry Series Has a Surprising Connection With The Shining

During New York Comic-Con on October 9th, the creators of the upcoming series *IT: Welcome to Derry*, Andy and Barbara Muschietti, shared that the show will have surprising connections to Stephen King’s famous novels *The Shining* and *The Shawshank Redemption*. In an interview with CBR, they discussed the inspirations behind the prequel and how it builds upon the wider Stephen King universe.

The Outer Worlds 2 Pre-Load is Now Available on Xbox and PC

Although not officially confirmed as ‘gold,’ it appears *The Outer Worlds 2* is still on schedule to release on October 29th. In this first-person shooter/RPG, you play as an agent for the Earth Directorate, sent to the Arcadia system to explore mysterious and dangerous rifts. You’ll encounter three new groups – Auntie’s Choice, The Order of the Ascendant, and The Protectorate – and your choices will determine whether they become allies or enemies.

Trippy Skateboarding Adventure Skate Story Launches on December 8th

This game takes place in the Underworld, where you play as a fragile demon whose goal is to eat the moons. You navigate colorful, surreal landscapes by grinding and performing kickflips, but a single mistake will shatter your body. There’s even a unique moment where you sit down and have a conversation with a moon about why it needs to be consumed.

HYPE’s $40 Tango: Will It Waltz Higher or Stumble? 💃🕺

Behold, the price of Hyperliquid pirouettes along the lower edge of its rising channel, a movement as delicate as a prima ballerina. Past performances suggest a bounce, yet the RSI, that cool-headed critic, hints at a potential reset. Should this level hold, $48 to $50 may yet grace the stage. 🎭

Little Nightmares 3 is Out Now

In this installment, players take on the roles of Low and Alone, two new children trying to escape The Spiral. Like past games, you’ll need to carefully sneak past dangers, but each character has a unique tool to help them along the way. A key difference from the previous game is that *Little Nightmares 3* features online co-op play (though it doesn’t support local, split-screen co-op). Players who buy the game can also invite friends to join the adventure with the Friend’s Pass, giving them full access to the experience.