Crashlands 2″ doesn’t just iterate on its predecessor—it reinvents, refines, and expands upon it in nearly every way imaginable. Building on the beloved foundation of the first game, this sequel enhances the core mechanics, deepens the crafting system, and introduces a wealth of new content that makes the experience richer, smoother, and infinitely more engaging. From its vibrant world to its addictive progression loop, “Crashlands 2” stands as a shining example of how to perfect the crafting-survival genre. Crashlands 2″ Review: A Near-Perfect Sequel That Expands, Refines, and Delights Few sequels manage to surpass their predecessors in every meaningful way, but Crashlands 2—the latest entry in Butterscotch Shenanigans’ beloved crafting-survival series—does exactly that. Building on the original’s quirky charm, addictive gameplay, and chaotic humor, this sequel polishes every rough edge, introduces smart new mechanics, and delivers an experience that’s bigger, smoother, and even more engrossing. What Makes “Crashlands 2” Stand Out? […]

WWE 2K25 is a professional wrestling sports simulation game developed by Visual Concepts and published by 2K. As the twenty-fifth installment in the long-running WWE game series, it serves as the eleventh entry under the WWE 2K banner and the direct successor to WWE 2K24. Released on March 14, 2025, WWE 2K25 became available for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Microsoft Windows, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S, with a Nintendo Switch 2 version following on July 23, 2025. Upon release, WWE 2K25 received generally favorable reviews. Critics appreciated its incremental improvements, such as enhanced chain wrestling and refinements across various game modes. However, the new “The Island” mode—modeled after NBA 2K’s “The City”—faced criticism for feeling underdeveloped and overly reliant on microtransaction-driven character upgrades. WWE 2K25 Review: A Strong (But Slightly Flawed) Suplex of Fun The latest entry in 2K’s wrestling franchise, WWE 2K25, has finally hit the ring—and it delivers

Ghost of Yōtei is an upcoming action-adventure game set to release in 2025, developed by Sucker Punch Productions and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment. Serving as a standalone sequel to Ghost of Tsushima (2020), the game retains the series’ signature third-person perspective while expanding on its blend of sword combat, stealth, and open-world exploration. Players will wield a diverse arsenal of weapons, including a traditional katana (with dual-wielding capability), tanegashima, ōdachi, yari, kusarigama, and the kaginawa grappling hook, allowing for varied tactical approaches. New dynamic weather effects—such as snowstorms, torrential rain, and even auroras—bring Mount Yōtei’s environment to life, enhancing immersion. The game introduces a non-linear quest structure, letting players choose the order in which they confront the Yōtei Six, leading to emergent narratives and player-driven momentum. Side missions return with fresh additions, such as bounty hunting outlaws for rewards. Returning activities like onsen bathing and bamboo strikes are joined by new pastimes, including sumi-e painting and setting up campsites, where Atsu can cook meals and play the shamisen.  Ghost of Yōtei: Everything We Know About the Standalone Sequel

Shinobi: Art of Vengeance is an upcoming 2D action-platformer developed by Lizardcube   and Seaven Studios, and published by Sega. Serving as a reboot of the classic Shinobi series, the game brings back the legendary ninja Joe Musashi in a fast-paced, modernized adventure. Set to launch on August 29, 2025, the game is now available for pre-order on Steam and Xbox. Additionally, a free demo can be downloaded on both platforms, offering players a sneak peek at its high-speed combat and precision platforming. Shinobi: Art of Vengeance – A Legendary Ninja Returns in 2025 The shadows stir once more—Joe Musashi, the iconic ninja of the Shinobi series, is making a triumphant return in this game, a fast-paced 2D action-platformer set to slash its way onto consoles and PC next year. Developed by Lizardcube (creators of Wonder Boy: The Dragon’s Trap) and Seaven Studios, with Sega handling publishing duties, this reboot promises to honor the franchise’s roots while delivering modern precision and style. A Rebirth of a Classic Shinobi: Art of Vengeance isn’t just another nostalgia trip—it’s

The Outer Worlds 2 is an action role-playing game developed by Obsidian Entertainment and published by Xbox Game Studios, set to release on October 29, 2025, for PlayStation 5, Windows, and Xbox Series X/S. Serving as a standalone follow-up to The Outer Worlds (2019), the game unfolds in the Arcadia star system—a colony ruled by powerful megacorporations that hold unchecked authority. Players take on the role of an Earth Directorate Agent, tasked with investigating mysterious rifts that threaten to tear the colony apart amid an escalating factional war. Like its predecessor, The Outer Worlds 2 features first-person gameplay, blending combat, stealth, and dialogue systems when engaging with hostile NPCs. The game retains its signature dialogue tree system, where player choices shape branching story paths, relationships with companions, and interactions with key characters throughout the narrative. Development began shortly after the release of the first game in 2019, with full production

ARC Raiders is an upcoming third-person extraction shooter developed and published by Embark Studios for Windows, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. The game features PvPvE (player versus player versus environment) gameplay, allowing players to team up in squads of three, duo pairs, or venture solo. As a third-person extraction shooter, ARC Raiders tasks players with leaving their underground base to scavenge for resources on the planet’s surface within a 30-minute time limit. During raids, they must contend with hostile NPC robots and rival human players. If killed, players lose all collected gear and materials and respawn at the base. To successfully extract, they can use: Evacuation elevators or metro stations (standard extraction points). Raider hatches (safer extraction points that require keys to unlock). Upon returning to the underground base, players can: Sell loot for currency. Upgrade perks and skills. Forge or acquire weapons, gear, and gadgets to gear up