Markus Persson hinted at developing Minecraft 2, engaging fans on social media. A poll showed 78% support for a new Minecraft installment over other projects.

Sonic the Hedgehog fans can enjoy three new LEGO sets: Sonic’s Campfire Clash ($20), Super Shadow vs. Biolizard ($45), and Cyclone vs. Metal Sonic ($30).

SteamWorld Heist II features turn-based combat, customizable character classes, and procedurally generated maps, offering a high-seas adventure that enhances its predecessor’s tactical gameplay.

Nintendo’s Guitar Hero franchise returns with the Hyper Strummer controller, launching on January 8, 2025, reviving interest in the long-dormant music game series.

Call of Duty’s January 3 update introduces a Squid Game collaboration with new gameplay features, including improved mantle speeds, a Cleaver melee weapon, and exciting multiplayer modes.

Designer Will Ackermann announces City of Voices, a new project set in an English school, focusing on bullying and featuring whimsical, investigative gameplay alongside pixel artist Matt Frith.

Marvel Rivals features seven support heroes known as Strategists, each with unique healing abilities and gameplay mechanics, impacting team performance in 6v6 battles.

Ken Levine critiques BioShock’s corridor design while advocating for player agency in Judas, highlighting the value of linear narratives in enhancing emotional gameplay experiences.

Superman returns to LEGO with the “Superman Mech vs. Lex Luthor” set, featuring 120 pieces priced at $15, alongside new Batman-themed sets.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 players can access their hidden Skill-Based Matchmaking ratings through Activision, revealing detailed performance metrics from past games.