Recall the enigmatic missing Targaryen prince, the one everyone was gossiping about? Indeed, it’s Daeron Targaryen – the son of King Viserys and Queen Alicent – who is now making his grand appearance. Previously, he was just a faintly mentioned name in the first two seasons, but now he’s preparing to step into the limelight during the Dance of the Dragons.
SNK shared the details of the second open beta for Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves on the developer’s social media this week. The beta will run from March 26, 2025 at 10 p.m. PT to March 31, 2025 at 1 a.m. PT. Moreover, some extra features are coming in this beta test. Many decried the lack of a training mode in the previous beta, so SNK has put it in this one, allowing players to practice and lab their characters and situations this time. Finally, Tizoc (or Griffon Mask) have been confirmed for this beta roster, marking the character’s first publicly playable debut in City of the Wolves.
After launching to rave reviews in February, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 recently released its first major content update. Patch 1.2 brought in over 1,000 new bug fixes and improvements and added a new barber feature to the smash-hit sequel, allowing players to customize Henry’s look with new hairstyles and beard options. The update also added a highly requested feature for PC users: official mod support. While fans were already customizing their game via websites such as NexusMods, players can now install mods with ease thanks to official Steam Workshop support.
The new prequel to the game series might not give much attention to other characters, but Lester Speight, who plays Augustus ‘Cole Train’ Cole, has hinted at the potential return of Marcus Fenix and Dom Santiago.
Ubisoft has confirmed that the newest AC launches at midnight local time for consoles, which means Assassin’s Creed Shadows launches in New Zealand at 12AM NZDT on March 20th.
With a large group of writers currently working on the series, showrunner Ronald D. Moore admitted that he attempted to play the games, but couldn’t figure out modern controllers.
The preload size for Assassin’s Creed Shadows is 102.614 GB on PS5 as revealed by PlayStationSize, and it should be the roughly the same for Xbox Series X/S. As for PC, the Steam store page says players need 115 GB available space.
It’s arguably the opening of 33 Immortals that will evoke the most comparisons to Supergiant’s Hades. There’s a training room with different weapons, characters like the angel Beatrice and the departed poet Dante, and the hub world of The Dark Woods illustrated with a beautifully (if somewhat derivatively) hand-drawn art style. The weapons handle competently enough, though the ranged bow may win out with a lot of players, simply because melee weapons like the Sword of Justice felt like a slog by comparison.
Note: During my evaluation, I didn’t have access to multiplayer modes. This review primarily covers the single-player aspect of the game.
The Assassin’s Creed Shadows release time map is as follows for PC, PS5, and Xbox: