Over the past 24 to 48 hours there have been rumours that the much anticipated new Fable titled had been pushed out of its Autumn 2026 release window, but a report out of Playground Games says this is not true. A popular media figure was the first to report that Fabled had been delayed, causing hysteria and (surprisingly) anger from fans of the franchise. In the early morning of April 13th (Eastern Time), the official Fable Account commented on an…
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Whispers of the Wind Update Available in Disney Dreamlight Valley
The Whispers in the Wind update for Disney Dreamlight Valley has landed, and players will be able to add Pocahontas to their collection of Disney characters right now! With new items to enjoy, start paths, quests, and more, there is a ton of great free content ready for players now! Gameloft has recapped everything in the new update here, but let’s hit the highlights! Step into Olaf’s Grand Exhibition, a special hub where you can showcase your collections and celebrate…
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[Press Release] Two Point Museum exhibits Angry Birds in Free Update
London, United Kingdom — 19 March 2026, Two Point Studio and SEGA Europe, in partnership with Rovio, introduce the iconic and chaotic world of Angry Birds into Two Point Museum’s Digiverse with the latest free update available today. The Digiverse is an ever-expanding expedition map in Two Point Museum that allows players to explore new Points of Interest, exhibits and decorations from different universes. The latest rift will ruffle some feathers as Angry Birds slingshots into Two Point County. Players…
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Marvel MaXimum Collection Has A Release Date
We’re really excited about the upcoming Marvel MaXimum collection and wanted to share the news as soon as we could: the collection has a release date! We have the information below. The Marvel MaXimum Collection will be coming out digitally on March 27th. A physical version of the game will also be available for pre-order that day. The game will be available on Nintendo Switch, PS5, and Xbox Series S/X. The physical version will come with a Foil cover, a…
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Honeycomb Aeronautical Echo Aviation Controller Review
Flight simulation has always been a bit of a commitment. If you want the “real” experience, you’re usually signing up for a desk full of hardware, a lot of cables, and a setup that never really goes away. If you don’t, you’re stuck wrestling with a standard controller that was never designed to fly anything more complicated than a camera drone. The Honeycomb Aeronautical Echo Aviation Controller exists right in the middle of those two worlds—and it might be the…
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Grind Survivors Review – Xbox
At first glance, Grind Survivors looks like another entry in the ever‑growing survivors‑like genre. Top‑down camera, endless waves of enemies, flashy upgrades, rinse and repeat. But after spending real time with it, it becomes clear this isn’t just a clone chasing trends—it’s a game that understands why the genre works and then cranks every system to an aggressive, almost reckless extreme. Developed by Pushka Studios and published by Assemble Entertainment, Grind Survivors throws you into a demon‑infested, post‑apocalyptic Earth and…
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Years Later, Stardew Valley is still Outstanding
Although it is not always a good formula, I often will base whether a game was “worth it” on how long I’ve played it, matched against how much I paid for it. Using that formula, Stardew Valley is my most “worth it” game, and it’s not even close. With hundreds upon hundreds of hours played on my Nintendo Switch, the 14.99 CAD I paid for the game is looking like a pretty good investment. Thanks to some multiplayer with a…
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Mirage 7 Review
Mirage 7 isn’t the kind of game that tries to grab you with explosions or spectacle. Instead, it slowly pulls you in with atmosphere, mystery, and a sense that something isn’t quite right beneath the sand. Developed by Drakkar Dev and published by Blowfish Studios, this PlayStation 5 adventure feels like a throwback to an older era of games, where patience and curiosity mattered just as much as reflexes. It won’t be for everyone, but for the right player, Mirage…
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God of War: Sons of Sparta Review
When God of War: Sons of Sparta dropped out of nowhere during Sony’s February 2026 State of Play, it immediately caught people off guard. Not because there was a new God of War game—that alone would’ve been enough—but because this one looked nothing like what the series has become over the past decade. Instead of cinematic camera work and sprawling 3D worlds, Sons of Sparta arrived as a 2D action‑platformer with pixel art visuals and a much smaller scope. At…
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Resident Evil: Requiem Review
Resident Evil: Requiem is not simply a return to form for the franchise—it is a reckoning. It feels like a game made by creators who sat down and asked themselves what *Resident Evil* is actually supposed to feel like when you strip everything else away. The answer, here, is fear that lingers, grief that weighs heavy, and survival that comes at a genuine emotional cost. This is a game that does not chase spectacle or adrenaline. It does not try…
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