Finding Adventure: Why “In the Valley of Gods” is the Comeback Story We’re Most Excited About If you’ve ever felt the thrill of uncovering a lost piece of history or the quiet awe of standing in a place untouched for millennia, then you already understand the promise of In the Valley of Gods. This isn’t just another upcoming game; it’s the long-awaited next project from Campo Santo, the visionary studio behind the masterpiece Firewatch. And after years of radio silence, the whispers are getting louder that this archaeological adventure might finally be on the horizon. Let’s dust off our journals, polish our lenses, and delve into what makes this game so special. A Tale of Tomb Raiders and Tangled Partnerships Set in the 1920s, In the Valley of Gods swaps out supernatural monsters and gun-toting action for the more nuanced dangers of ambition, betrayal, and fragile partnerships. You take on […]

FromSoftware is developing a multiplayer action role-playing game called The Duskbloods for the Nintendo Switch 2. It supports both PvP and PvE combat and can accommodate up to eight people.  Across a variety of maps, players compete against over a dozen Bloodsworn that resemble vampires and each have their own special skills and weaponry. A deep character customization system allows players to define their Bloodsworn’s “blood history and fate.” This not only alters their appearance and attributes but also assigns them a specific in-match role with unique objectives, such as hunting a rival or protecting an ally. Matches are dynamic, featuring an event system that can spawn special enemies or add new objectives. Players earn Victory Points through combat or strategy, with the last player standing declared the winner. All participants earn rewards for customizing their characters, win or lose. Unveiling the Night: Why FromSoftware’s “The Duskbloods” is Our Most

Ride the Current of Fate: Why ‘Tides of Tomorrow’ is Our Most Anticipated Game Have you ever stood on a shore, felt the pull of the ocean, and wondered what secrets lie beneath the waves? What if you could not just explore those depths, but command them? That’s the breathtaking promise of Tides of Tomorrow, the upcoming action-RPG from Oceana Studios that is poised to make a splash in the gaming world. Move over, fire and lightning magic. The era of water has begun. A World Reborn from the Flood Tides of Tomorrow is set on the fractured archipelago of Aquerion, a world forever changed by “The Great Deluge.” This wasn’t a simple flood; it was a cataclysm that reshaped countries, drowned old civilizations, and, most intriguingly, awoke a latent ability in a chosen few: the Tideborn. You play as Kael, a young fisherman who discovers his connection to the

Bounty Hunting is Back, Baby! What We Know So Far About High on Life 2 Remember the game where you wielded a talking gun with the voice of Justin Roiland, parried enemy bullets with a living knife, and used a Gatling gun that wouldn’t stop screaming? That chaotic, irreverent, and utterly unique experience was High on Life, and against all odds, it’s getting a sequel. After the massive success of the first game, which became one of the most-played titles on Xbox Game Pass at launch, Squanch Games is strapping us back in for another interdimensional ride. The official reveal trailer for High on Life 2 dropped recently, and it’s packed with hints, new buddies, and the same bizarre humor we’ve come to expect. The Story: High on Life 2, From Bounty Hunter to… Mayor? The first game ended with our silent protagonist becoming the greatest bounty hunter in the

Resident Evil Requiem is an upcoming survival horror game from Capcom and the ninth mainline installment in the franchise. The game Resident Evil Requiem follows FBI agent Grace Ashcroft, a new protagonist, as she looks into a series of unexplained fatalities at a rural hotel. It is set after the events of Resident Evil Village (2021). Capcom announced Requiem at the Summer Game Fest in 2025. It is scheduled for release on February 27, 2026, for PlayStation 5, Windows, and Xbox Series X/S. A key feature of the single-player experience is the ability to seamlessly switch between first-person and third-person perspectives—a series first since the recent shift to exclusively first-person games. Capcom states that the default first-person view provides “tense, realistic gameplay,” while the third-person mode is “ideal for players who prefer action-packed gameplay. A New Nightmare Dawns: Everything We Know About Resident Evil Requiem The fog rolls in, the

The upcoming action-adventure game Onimusha Way of the Sword will create and release by Capcom. As the first mainline installment in the series since Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams (2006), the game Onimusha Way of the Sword  is scheduled for release in 2026 for PlayStation 5, Windows, and Xbox Series X/S. Played from a third-person perspective, the game follows the samurai Miyamoto Musashi—modeled after the legendary actor Toshiro Mifune—as he navigates a dark fantasy version of Edo-period Kyoto. His journey pits him against rival swordsmen, demons, and other supernatural threats. Gameplay focuses on methodical sword combat. Musashi’s primary weapon can be used to strike, parry attacks, or deflect projectiles. A well-timed parry can “steer” an opponent, forcing them off-balance and leaving them vulnerable. Musashi can also enter a defensive “guard” stance to block incoming attacks from all directions. Successfully striking and parrying depletes an enemy’s stamina, creating an opportunity for the