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Ninja Gaiden 4 DLC Arrives in 2026
There will be more Ninja Gaiden 4 after playing through the main game, as Team Ninja announced The Two Masters DLC for the game. That add-on will be released in “early” 2026, though there is no exact release date for it yet. While it can be purchased piecemeal after it launches, the $89.99 Deluxe Edition will include it.
There are a few details about what we can expect from Ninja Gaiden 4 The Two Masters DLC too. It is essentially an epilogue and post-game experience. The story will follow both Ryu Hayabusa and new character Yakumo. That means we might get to see how events will affect the Hayabusa and Ravens. There will be a new weapon for each character, which showed up in the key art for the add-on just released. Finally, unspecified post-game challenges will show up.
We already had some other DLC confirmed for Ninja Gaiden 4 ahead of The Two Masters announcement. If you pre-order it, you get a Dark Dragon Descendent costume for Yakumo to wear. (This is just cosmetic.) The Deluxe Edition will also give people a weapon skin set for Yakumo, two Yakumo skins, a Ryu sword skin, and two more Ryu skins.
This is one of the latest updates on the game ahead of launch. Previously, Team Ninja and PlatinumGames discussed some of the difficulty options available .
Ninja Gaiden 4 will come to the PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC on October 21, 2025, and The Two Masters will show up in 2026.
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Oct 6
Ranger’s Path: National Park Simulator allows you to explore the daily life of a park rangerAstragon Entertainment and To-Go Games have revealed a bit more of their upcoming simulation game Ranger’s Path: National Park Simulator. As the name would tip you off, in this game, you take on the job of being a park ranger in a national park, with the trailer down below giving you some insight into what sort of tasks that entails. Cleaning up campsites, doing simple repairs around the park, and removing fallen trees are all part of the job. Besides that, you need to assist guests around the park and keep an eye on local wildlife. Whenever your radio goes off, you jump into action. Overall, it looks rather chill, and we can see it being a relaxing experience for players. Ranger’s Path: National Park Simulator will be entering Early Access soon, seeking player feedback during the rest of the development phase.
Oct 6
Run your own forge in Magic Forge TycoonWe always love showcasing games that are developed by talented people in our very own little country, so it’s no wonder we’re stoked to announce Magic Forge Tycoon from Clever Trickster. Coming to Steam next month on November 18th, in Magic Forge Tycoon, you run your own forge in the fantasy land of Korendor. While war brews on the mainland far below you, the decisions you make may influence your alliances and even who comes out on top, having greater repercussions for the world at large. The game brings us Clever Trickster’s trademark cartoon graphic style, which we enjoyed in their previous game, Blood Bar Tycoon, and is said to blend comedy with some societal commentary without getting heavy-handed.
Oct 6
Prime Video Bags Kevin Costner and Morgan Freeman’s Intense Civil War Saga
Prime Video has officially acquired The Gray House, an upcoming Civil War drama produced by Kevin Costner and Morgan Freeman, according to Deadline. Originally announced in 2022, the show features an ensemble cast led by Mary-Louise Parker. The Gray House brings to life the remarkable true story of a secret network of women who operated […]
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Oct 6
CO-OP HORROR GAME DARK HOURS CREEPS INTO FULL RELEASE OCT. 23PARIS (Oct. 6, 2025) – Piece of Cake studios is excited to announce the full release of its co-op survival horror game, Dark Hours, on Oct. 23 on Steam and Epic Games Store for $14.99. This one-to-four player thriller throws players into a high-stakes heist, soon derailed by a chilling supernatural twist. After selling over […]
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Oct 6
Digimon Story: Time Stranger Review – Deeper, Darker, and Finally Fully EvolvedDigimon Story: Time Stranger is the first Story game since 2017 and is a great introduction to the world of Digimon and its battle systems.
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Oct 6
Wild West Supermarket Simulator: Next Major Update Adds Shelf Management, New NPCs And MoreSophisticated tools help shop owners to organize and optimize their storage, while a new set of customers is waiting in the wings Oberhaching, Germany, October 6, 2025 – The trek with fresh supplies was supposed to arrive in September, but a sandstorm in the desert caused some disorientation for the coachman and a little delay. […]
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Oct 6
Was Amo Abused in Gachiakuta: Why Episode 13 May Be the Darkest Episode Yet
Amo is initially presented as the main antagonist of The Lady of the Penta Arc in Gachiakuta, with a creepy vibe that we just couldn’t explain when she first appeared in Episode 10. She lured the Cleaners in with her sweet and disarming nature, but her temperament shifts quite easily when things don’t go her […]
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Oct 6
Who Is Miyamoto Musashi? Onimusha: Way of the Sword Puts You in the Shoes of Japan’s Greatest Swordsman
Capcom’s upcoming game, Onimusha: Way of the Sword, allows you to walk as the legendary Miyamoto Musashi, one of Japan’s greatest swordsmen. Although the game adds a fictional touch by adding that dark-fantasy angle, it still provides you with a classic Edo-era Samurai combat experience. However, why Miyamoto Musashi? Is he really a big personality […]
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Oct 6
Every Major Fight in My Hero Academia Season 8, Ranked
My Hero Academia season 8 has begun airing, and some pretty huge battles are already underway. This season marks the grand finale of the franchise, and it has plenty of high-stakes fights. This season will deliver the chaos and conclusion that fans have waited for years. So far, two episodes of the season have been […]
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Oct 6
Review: Sonic Racing CrossWorlds Is as Enjoyable as All-Stars Racing Transformed
For a series known for speed, it’s amazing that we aren’t always guaranteed that the Sonic the Hedgehog racing games are great. (I mean, consider what happened with entries like Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity !) Sega’s been doing better in recent years, with Sonic & All-Stars Racing kart racing line being very solid and even Team Sonic Racing having its moments. With Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds , we get another solid kart racer that feels like it prioritizes offering a wide range of characters and carts.
As a kart racer, Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds features the sorts of single and multiplayer modes folks might expect from this type of game. The Grand Prix is best compared to the same one found in Mario Kart entries, with each of the seven Cups consisting of four races, and people able to play alone or in local co-op. Also like Mario Kart, selecting the speed is setting the difficulty. A Rival will appear during these, tasking you with “besting” them. Time Trials are also available, to set records on specific runs. You can also head to the Race Park to complete specific Double Team and Triple Team challenges that help with unlocking stuff. As for multiplayer traditional races, there is the ranked World Match and a more casual online Friend Match. Cross-platform racing is present here, which is appreciated.
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Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds starts with a strong impression. While the first run walls you off from selections, Sega made the decision to ensure everything is just there for you right away. Considering a major focus is being able to choose the character, customize the cart, and choose a loadout of boosts, it’s very welcome. Seeing 23 folks right away is handy. Also, while the Season Pass does mean there are about 20 more characters and additional carts, emotes, and tracks, and extras, I appreciate that many of those are crossover ones. So if you don’t care about Mega Man, Minecraft, Spongebob, or Pac-Man and are here for the Sonic and Sega/Atlus series characters, it’s no big loss.
Once you select who you want to be, selecting what you want to drive comes up. While characters fall into categories like Acceleration, Boost, Handling, Power, and Speed, the vehicle you select also influences your performance. While these also fall into categories, you can also adjust front parts, rear parts, and tires to further influence things. Paint, decals, different horns, and aura can also be added. (Some of these do need to be acquired via tickets, which you can earn.) So this is both about altering what it is like when you race and visual preferences.
There’s also the Gadget Plate. You can use this to apply certain buffs or bonuses as you race, with additional slots unlocking as you play. You can equip panels that do things like help with charging, keeps you from dropping items, lets you hold more items, get boost support, and other perks. It can help you compensate for things you feel you do better or worse as you race, or let you lean into your strengths, in a way that doesn’t feel like you’re making things too easy for yourself. However, the downside is that the playing field doesn’t feel as level if someone has six Gadget Plate slots open and someone locally comes up and needs to make do with two. It’s a fun concept, but I worry it can make things a little more uneven when you aren’t against AI.
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Once you’re in a race, there are certain elements that set Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds apart from other kart racers. At its core, it involves traditional car-like vehicles going around courses and using drift mechanics and collected items to hamper enemies and help yourself. This is changed up a bit by Travel Ring portals appearing on courses that briefly take you to other locations from the Sonic the Hedgehog series. (Or, if you get DLC, other games.) It changes things up in a way that’s typically fun and visually impressive! However, the current leader decides whether you go to a predetermined place or random one, and I wish there was more of an opportunity for others to weigh in or more variety there.
Another downside is that I sort of feel like the opportunities that take us into the sky or through the water don’t feel as consistently fun as ones on solid land. These excursions aren’t like the airborne segments in Mario Kart that happen for a few seconds. You can be going for a few minutes and it involves a whole different type of skillset and sense of nuance to do well on water or in the air. If they were shorter, I’d think they add to the idea of exploring other levels. But it would really throw me off, even after hours of playing, to suddenly need to adapt to flying through the air or on top of waves.
The Rivals system is the other unique feature in Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, and I find someone’s mileage may vary when experiencing it. This is a situation in which rubber-banding can hit you hard and you can be exceptionally skilled, but still lose due to that virtual opponent getting “lucky.” At least if you can manage to beat the rival, you’re also pretty much guaranteed to get first place. The nature of it meant that even if I didn’t, I was still far ahead of the other NPC racers in Grand Prix.
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Finally, I will say that, while I enjoyed Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds , those playing on handheld gaming PCs might need to fiddle with the settings to get it looking and running well. I played on a Lenovo Legion Go and, while it definitely runs fine, the nature of the system and game meant it didn’t look as good as it would on a more powerful desktop or laptop. But like Sega said, it is Steam Deck verified and does work well! It just might need a bit of finessing to look as good as possible on your system.
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is a solid kart racer that I feel I enjoyed as much as recent Sonic & All-Stars Racing games. There’s a great selection of characters and tons of vehicle customization options, which are great. The nature of the Rivals and Travel Rings systems also makes it feel different than similar titles such as Mario Kart World. I do worry the Gadget Plate unlocking element might make it a little unfair when playing co-op locally, and some of the water and air racing might not feel as fantastic as the standard racing. It’s still quite impressive and leaves a great impression.
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is available on the Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC, and it will also eventually appear on the Switch 2.
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Oct 6
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Creator Reveals Why It Won’t Have Game of Thrones Opening Theme
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms creator revealed the sad news that the upcoming show will not have Game of Thrones‘ opening theme. The famous piece, composed by Ramin Djawadi, has become a symbol for the Game of Thrones franchise. However, in an interview with Entertainment Weekly, creator Ira Parker revealed that the opening theme […]
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Oct 6
Confidence Queen Episode 10: What Does Yi-Rang Mean by “The Real Game Begins Now”?
In Confidence Queen Episode 10, Park Min-young’s Yoon Yi-rang’s past has finally caught up to her. After years of searching and staging cons to find the man who had kidnapped her, she finally comes across the person and lures him out the way using the mysterious painting by Yu Kang-il she once saw at his […]
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Oct 6
Yoshitaka Mine Brings Home The Pain In New Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties Gameplay FootageYakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties has received a new video from RGG Studio, which looks at Yoshitaka Mine's boxing-based combat. Check out the Dark Ties protagonist in action!
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Oct 6
Task Episode 5 Recap: Why House of the Dragon Fans Will Hate Its New Twist
Things got a little clearer this time in HBO’s Task after the mystery of the secret informant was unveiled in Episode 5. From the get-go, viewers were already left guessing who could be the mole secretly feeding inside information to the Dark Hearts gang. Apparently, Fabien Frankel did it again. His character, Anthony Grasso, already […]
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Oct 6
Fact Check: Is Xbox Cancelling Their Next Generation Console Launch?
One of the wildest rumors that spread amidst Game Pass price hikes was the cancellation of Microsoft’s next-generation Xbox consoles. According to various online sources, the successors of Xbox Series X|S will no longer appear in the market. Instead, the gaming giant will solely focus on building a cloud gaming ecosystem for easy access to […]
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Oct 6
Play Dirty Director Confirms Mark Wahlberg Movie’s Secret Link to His Canceled R-Rated Sequel
Play Dirty director Shane Black talked about how he had once written an R-rated script that was ultimately rejected in the ’80s. However, his rejected script turned into what the world would come to know as Mark Wahlberg’s Play Dirty. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Shane Black, who had penned the script for […]
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Oct 6
It’s Not Kayfabe? Drew McIntyre Admits He Hates CM Punk in Real Life
Drew McIntyre has genuine resentment against CM Punk. This is evident from the remarks he made during an interaction with Joe Weller, Theo Baker, and Luke Martin on the Wafflin Podcast. The Scottish Giant shared: We don’t like each other. We genuinely don’t, but we’re able to be professional enough within the confines of WWE […]
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Oct 6
eFootball 2026 Epic and Show Time Over-the-Top Pass B pack reviewOver-the-Top Pass B has debuted as a new Link-Up playstyle in the October 2025 update in eFootball 2026, and to celebrate that, we already have a new Epic pack here. Featuring Ronaldinho Gaúcho, Mark van Bommel, Rodri, and Jérémy Doku, it is yet another 200-player pack. While it may not completely redefine the meta, each …
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Oct 6
Professional Fishing 2 Free Download (Build 20242530)Professional Fishing 2 Direct Download: “Professional Fishing 2” is the second installment of an exciting fishing game that takes you into the world of thrilling angling adventures. Step into the shoes of a novice angler, embarking on a journey with simple yet reliable gear. You have an old fishing rod and a reel reminiscent of […]
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Oct 6
ARK: Survival EvolvedArk: Survival Evolved is a action-adventure survival video game developed by Studio Wildcard.
