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Here is an overview of the game, via Sony Interactive Entertainment:

The broadcast will unveil three new games from Iridium Studios, Marumittu Games, and Yarn Owl. All three games will also be showcased at Tokyo Game Show 2025, taking place September 25-28 at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan.

The story of *Claws of Awaji* begins with a compelling mystery: Naoe and Yasuke discover that Naoe’s mother, Tsuyu, is not only alive but imprisoned on Awaji Island. They decide to rescue her, believing she holds the key to the ongoing conflict with the Templars and the fate of Japan. This time, they’ll face the Sanzoku Ippa, a powerful organization with a complex structure of leaders, fighters, and spies, all working for the main villain, Yukari, who has her own plans for Awaji Island.

As a huge Lego fan, I always expect total freedom when building, but Lego Voyagers felt surprisingly limited. It’s cool that it’s built with Lego bricks, but you can’t actually *play* with every single piece, which is a little disappointing. I wish the game would at least tell you which pieces you can interact with! Plus, there are these invisible barriers in places, and areas you just can’t go. It doesn’t ruin the game, but it’s definitely not the open-ended Lego experience I was hoping for – it’s much more structured than that.

This Hollow Knight: Silksong guide is an exhaustive list of all 59 Tools and their locations.

Hernandez admitted it was tough to dedicate two and a half years to a project he felt strongly about, especially considering how proud he was of his work. He described his time on the project as entirely positive, emphasizing his admiration for his colleagues and his strong desire to see them succeed, just as much as he wanted the project to succeed himself.

I’m really excited for *The Batman: Part II*, currently slated for release on October 1, 2027! Thankfully, Matt Reeves is back directing, and it sounds like Robert Pattinson, Jeffrey Wright, Andy Serkis, and Colin Farrell are all returning, which is fantastic. I loved the first film, seeing Bruce Wayne go up against the Riddler and how it exposed Gotham’s corruption. The *Penguin* spin-off series was also great, really diving into Oz Cobb’s battles with the Falcone family. But, sadly, it looks like one of the best things about the first TV series connected to this whole Batman universe won’t be returning for the sequel, which is a bit of a bummer.

New games are being added to Xbox Game Pass starting today and throughout September 2025. Some of these games are exclusive to higher-level Xbox Game Pass subscriptions. You’ll also get access to downloadable content and game demos. See the complete list below, including release dates and subscription tier information.

I still remember being absolutely stunned when DC actually followed through with that fan vote back in 1988, in the ‘A Death in the Family’ storyline. It was incredible – and devastating – to see Jason Todd, the newest Robin, actually *die* because of how the fans voted. Honestly, it made me feel for Jason so much more; learning about his possible birth mother was already compelling, but then to have the Joker kill him like that… it was heartbreaking. But even that wasn’t the final chapter for him, which is something I always found fascinating.