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PowerWash Simulator's Final Fantasy, Tomb Raider DLC Packs Are Going Down the Drain

FuturLab has announced that the free downloadable content packs for PowerWash Simulator, featuring Final Fantasy and Tomb Raider, will be delisted from the PlayStation Store on May 19, 2026. Players who have already downloaded these packs will retain access. This marks the end of FuturLab's publishing relationship with Square Enix, though the studio will continue self-publishing PowerWash Simulator 2, which recently released its first premium DLC based on Adventure Time.

PC GamerVery negative

Temu-tier Palworld imitator Pickmon changes a single title letter 'to better align with our brand identity' and definitely not for any other reason, guys, honest

The creature-collecting survival game Pickmon, developed by NetworkGo, has been renamed Pickmos after changing a single letter in its title. The publisher claims the change is to better align with its brand identity and lore, though the move comes amid scrutiny for its visual similarities to existing games like Pokémon and Palworld, and potential legal concerns from Nintendo.

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Former Xbox exec regrets not securing Final Fantasy on the console, says Square Enix "wanted Sony to have competition but couldn't be too overt"

Former Xbox executive Ed Fries expressed regret over not securing more Final Fantasy titles for the original Xbox, stating that Square Enix wanted to provide competition for Sony but was hesitant to be too overt. He explained that Japanese publishers feared repercussions from Sony if they supported Xbox too strongly. Despite these challenges, Xbox eventually secured some Square Enix titles and key exclusives like Halo.

Nintendo LifeVery positive

Preview: SNES RPG Meets Celtic Tradition - Can 'Forge Of The Fae' Stand Out In The Pixel-Art Crowd?

Forge Of The Fae is a new pixel-art RPG from indie developer Datadyne that blends SNES-era inspirations with Celtic mythology and steampunk elements. The game features a unique turn-based combat system with Adrenaline Points for special skills and an ARC Crystal System for magic customization. While currently slated for a 2027 release on PC and consoles including Nintendo Switch, the developer aims to further lean into its Celtic roots.

EGamers.ioVery positive

Legends of Elumia: Season of Fire Unveiled with Volcanic Beasts and Fresh Quests

Triumph Games has launched the 'Season of Fire' update for the MMORPG Legends of Elumia, introducing volcanic environments, new creatures, and the 'Magma Hunt' event. The update aims to enhance player engagement and competitiveness. Triumph Games, which acquired the title in April 2025 and transitioned it to a free-to-play model on the Immutable network, continues to roll out new content.

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Review: People of Note (PS5) - A Catchy Musical RPG That Hits Most of the Right Beats

People of Note is a musical RPG from Iridium Studios that blends Final Fantasy elements with a K-Pop Demon Hunters theme. Players control Cadence, a popstar aiming to win a talent contest, embarking on a journey through diverse musical dimensions. The game features a unique turn-based combat system influenced by musical genres and dynamic soundtracks, though some players might find the Young Adult writing tone cringey and the pace occasionally slow.

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The Sunday Papers

This article discusses various gaming topics, including Bungie's new extraction shooter Marathon, the future of the Final Fantasy series amidst declining youth interest, and the rise of Mascot Horror games like Five Nights at Freddy's. It also touches on indie horror games and a potential connection between the character Nate from Baby Steps and Nathan Drake.

PC GamerVery positive

Somehow a movie that gave me nightmares as a kid has been turned into the delightful Metroidvania palate cleanser I…

The new Metroidvania game, Little Nemo: Guardians of Slumberland, offers a delightful and accessible experience reminiscent of classic platformers, contrasting with the darker themes of its animated movie inspiration. Despite a modest Kickstarter campaign, the game features a beautiful art style and joyful soundtrack, providing a refreshing change of pace from more punishing titles like Hollow Knight.

Monster VineVery positive

Magic: The Gathering – Secrets of Strixhaven Preview: New Mechanics and Powerful Cards Revealed

Wizards of the Coast has revealed details for the upcoming Magic: The Gathering set, Secrets of Strixhaven, focusing on new mechanics like Prepared, Paradigm, Repartee, Opus, Infusion, Flashback, Increment, and returning mechanics like Mystical Archives and Lessons. The set will feature five new research locations, student representatives, and new cards, including guest lecturers and special chase cards. Secrets of Strixhaven is set to release on April 24th and will also be available on Magic: The Gathering Arena.

CGmag OnlineVery positive

Dissidia Duellum: 5 Breakout Characters in Final Fantasy's New Mobile Game

Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy, a new MOBA-style mobile game set in Tokyo, has launched from Square Enix. The article highlights five breakout characters from the initial roster, including Warrior of Light, Prompto, Krile, Lightning, and Rinoa, detailing their unique abilities and roles within the game. It also touches on the importance of ability customization and upcoming character additions.

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Final Fantasy Warrior of Light and Chocobo Nendoroids Dated

Good Smile Company and Square Enix have announced release windows for their Final Fantasy Warrior of Light and Chocobo Nendoroids. The Chocobo figure will be released in Japan in August 2026 and worldwide in Q1 2027, while the Warrior of Light figure will debut in Japan in September 2026 and worldwide in Q1 2027. Both figures come with exclusive pre-order bonuses from Good Smile Company.

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Final Fantasy Warrior of Light and Chocobo Nendoroids Pre Orders Open

GoodSmile and Square Enix have opened pre-orders for Nendoroids featuring the Warrior of Light and a Chocobo from the Final Fantasy series. The Warrior of Light figure includes a sword and multiple face plates, while the Chocobo figure comes with kicking leg parts and different eye expressions. Pre-orders close on May 6, with estimated shipments between January and March 2027.

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Dissidia Duellum Surpasses 500,000 Players, New Illustrations Released

Square Enix announced that its gacha game Dissidia Duellum has surpassed 500,000 players, with new in-game outfits and illustrations being released to celebrate. The game features familiar Final Fantasy heroes battling monsters in modern Tokyo, with a combat system focused on purifying crystals and defeating bosses.

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Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy Codes and Reroll – Free Rerolls and Rewards?

This guide for Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy covers available codes, redemption methods, and the importance of rerolling. While no codes are currently active, the game offers free rerolls for new players to obtain desirable abilities, characters, and outfits. Players can also earn rewards through daily logins.

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Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy Codes and Reroll – Free Rerolls and Rewards?

This guide for Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy covers available codes, redemption methods, and the importance of rerolling. While no codes are currently active, the game offers free rerolls for new players to obtain desirable abilities, characters, and outfits. Players can also earn rewards through daily logins.

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Final Fantasy XIV’s Naoki Yoshida cites long development cycles as a problem for the franchise

Final Fantasy XIV director Naoki Yoshida believes the franchise's long development cycles are hindering its connection with younger audiences. He noted that the extended release intervals for new titles make it difficult for newer players to engage with the series compared to older fans. Yoshida also mentioned that the shift towards action-based combat and online play in modern gaming might also be a factor for some players.

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Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy Tier List – Best Franchise Characters

This article presents a tier list for Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy, ranking characters based on their abilities and effectiveness. It details characters from various Final Fantasy titles, categorizing them into S, A, B, and C tiers, and provides brief descriptions of their roles and unique abilities.

Happy GamerVery positive

Science Confirms RPG Players Hit Hardest by Post-Game Depression

A new scientific study confirms that players of role-playing games experience the most severe post-game depression upon completion. Researchers, including Dr. Janowicz, attribute this to the deep player agency, character bonds, and immersive worlds inherent in RPGs, which create a strong emotional investment that is difficult to leave behind. The findings validate the long-held community sentiment about the emotional impact of finishing epic RPGs like The Witcher 3, Persona, Mass Effect, Baldur's Gate 3, and Final Fantasy.

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Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy Impressions - Worth Giving A Chance

Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy is a new mobile MOBA title that pits two teams of three against a shared boss monster. Despite initial player exhaustion with another live service Final Fantasy mobile game, impressions from a closed beta suggest enjoyable moment-to-moment gameplay with a MOBA structure focused on building Bravery to damage the boss. The game features a gacha system for abilities and characters, with controls designed for mobile screens, and is available on iOS and Android.

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Dissidia Duellum Takes Final Fantasy To The Streets

Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy, a new 3v3 boss battle arena mobile game from Square Enix, has launched worldwide. Set in a stylized Tokyo, the game features characters from across the Final Fantasy series in both classic and covert outfits. While the core gameplay loop involves capturing points and defeating bosses, the game also offers solo challenges and a story mode unlocked through the Season Pass. The developers have incorporated feedback from a beta, adding controller support and balancing adjustments, though the gacha system for unique skills may be a point of contention for players.