Marvel’s Wonder Man S2 Was Happening And Now It’s Not

Wonder Man debuted earlier this year on Disney+ as a refreshing departure from the normal MCU streaming formula. In fact, just two months after the series launched, Marvel confirmed it would be getting a second season, another surprise given how often its shows folded after just one. But now it turns out Wonder Man season…

Space Marine 2 now has Steam Workshop support

We’re now fortunate enough to live in an era where great Warhammer 40k games outnumber the bad ones. Among those high marks, Warhammer 40k: Space Marine 2 remains the most prolific, and it just got even better. Hot on the heels of patch 14.0, the ‘Confrontation update,’ Saber Interactive has handed the keys to the…

Pop-Punk Action RPG Stupid Never Dies Gets October Launch Date

Stupid Never Dies, an upcoming pop-punk action RPG by a team of former Capcom veterans, has a release date. Look for the wacky supernatural adventure on October 21.  First revealed last December during The Game Awards 2025, Stupid Never Dies is a single-player, third-person action game starring Davy, an extremely weak and timid zombie on…

10 Games To Play For People Who Love Hollow Knight: Silksong

As the one-year anniversary of Hollow Knight: Silksong’s release approaches, some players, having now beaten the game long ago, might be left with a Hornet-shaped hole in their hearts. While there’s a free DLC, Sea of Sorrow, due sometime this year, given the series’ history, it’s possible we may not see it for some time…

Dawn of War 4’s Necrons bring back a classic Warcraft 3 and Starcraft mechanic

When he isn’t writing for our sister site Wargamer or painting Warhammer, Tim is stuck trying to complete Blue Prince. Published: July 30, 2026 “One of the things that we wanted to try and convey for the Necrons was this kind of relentless forward advance,” says Elliot Verbiest, Senior Game Designer on Dawn of War…

Turnip Mountain Review (Switch eShop)

The 2026 bingo card continues to expand with another unexpected surprise: a spiritual successor to Donkey Kong’s King Of Swing. Released on Game Boy Advance in 2005, this beloved puzzle platformer saw DK traversing vertical walls and avoiding hazards along the climb. Luke Sanderson’s Turnip Mountain takes that idea and adds hand-eye coordination mechanics that…