As rumors swirl that Nintendo is preparing to release a remake of the classic The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for the Switch 2, Monolith Soft, which collaborated closely with Nintendo's internal teams on both Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom, has confirmed that it's still working actively on the Zelda series.

Crimson Desertis in some ways incredibly impressive, especially visually. The game's world has some gorgeous landscapes, first realized when Kliff crosses the bridge on horseback in the opening hour during the tutorial. Turns out, it looks just as beautiful from the stars.

After a massive expansion and an entire spinoff game, you'd think that there couldn't possibly be anything new to discover in the world of Elden Ring. Fans have already spent years perusing game files for hidden lore details, if not outright reconstructing cut content from the dark, open-world game. Yet here we are in 2026, still discovering new, never-before-seen material hidden within FromSoftware's beloved RPG.

One small step for Kliff, repeated several thousand times.

Crimson Desert is a massive game with hundreds of hours of content, but in the three weeks since its release, players have already exhausted basically everything the game has to offer. One of the biggest player complaints, of those who have made it to the endgame, is that there aren't enough enemies to fight. For example, Reddit user D3vilK4i complained that "after clearing regions and progressing far enough in the main quest, the map becomes too empty of enemies."

When Jack Emmert returned to helm Cryptic Studios after it – and Arc Games’ – escape from Embracer, one of the first questions we asked was whether Emmert had plans to try to rehire all of Cryptic staff who’d spent the last years prior to that being laid off or pushed out. Emmert was mum […]