Join the trashcan knight, Dustin Binsley, as he fights his way through the Five and Half Kingdoms of the Dump. Rescue the trashpicked King, defeat the totally disgusting Toxic Grimelin Army and prevent the Lands of Fill from an all-out war! Accompanied by your best friend Ratavia, embark on a perilous quest from the Trashmounds of Garbagia to the Faucet Falls of Detergeos. Brave dank, dangerous dungeons, face-off against fearsome, filthy foes, and build a party tough enough to tackle the toxic threat!

A thrilling retro-styled shooter with survival-horror elements, inspired by the design of Resident Evil and the atmosphere of Bioshock. Spend an hour delving deep into a seaside bunker in an uncanny land, uncovering its secrets and surviving against the cosmic terrors which dwell within.

In Desert Race Adventures, you are thrust into the heart of a gripping rally race that tests your strategic planning, resource management, and adaptability. This game combines the nostalgia of retro 2D-pixel art with the depth of strategy and adventure gameplay, creating an immersive experience that echoes the classics while carving its own path. Whether you're a fan of strategy games, or adventure titles, or just looking for a nostalgic trip with a modern twist, this game offers an engaging experience that will keep you coming back for more. Are you ready to take on the challenge and lead your team to victory?

You are a hungry mouse, scrounging for scraps in the sewers, when you meet a magical sentient fatberg who teaches you to transform into a mighty little Morsel. With your new powers, set off to dangerous upper worlds where you battle against the cats' oppressive forces and collect new Morsels, strategically swapping as you go. From developer Furcula, Morsels is an oddball top-down, creature collector roguelite with a rotating roster of playable characters you switch between at will. Packed with frenetic action and personality, players use magical cards to transform into little monsters, collect and nurture a troop of your own monster friends to battle cat dominance, and persist at all costs to survive.

The legal battle between the former leaders of Subnautica developer Unknown Worlds and publisher Krafton has taken another turn. In new documents filed with the court, Subnautica director and designer Charlie Cleveland, Unknown Worlds co-founder Max McGuire, and ex-CEO Ted Gill allege that Krafton executives turned to AI as part of a bid to get out from under a $250 million bonus that would have been due if Subnautica 2 met certain financial goals.

At the heart of the latest filings are exchanges between Krafton CEO Kim Chang-han and the company's head of global operations Richard Yoon that were obtained via discovery. As reported by Kotaku, the documents allege "Kim turned to artificial intelligence to help him brainstorm ways to avoid paying the earnout. ChatGPT likewise advised that it would be 'difficult to cancel the earn-out.'"

The founders also alleged that Krafton refused to produce those ChatGPT conversations and stated that they no longer exist. However, there is a series of messages between Kim and Yoon that appear to suggest that Krafton's inability to renegotiate a lower payout for the bonus led Yoon to say "it might be easier to take over [Unknown Worlds]," than to obtain better terms.

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Indie MMORPG Ashes of Creation, first announced in 2016, is finally coming to Steam. While the game once it fully launches won't have an upfront box cost, developer Intrepid Studios announced it will begin selling access to the game's alpha and beta tests for $50.

That's actually a discount, as alpha access currently costs $100 on the official Ashes of Creation website. Come December 11, however, that price will go down to $50 to coincide with the game's arrival on Steam.

Intrepid makes clear it doesn't have a specific end date for early access, but that following alpha testing, the game will move into two beta periods before releasing in full. Following early access, Ashes of Creation will require a monthly subscription to play.

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Final Fantasy I-VI Collection Anniversary Edition

$40 (was $75) for Nintendo Switch 1/2

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Final Fantasy I-VI Collection Anniversary Edition

$40 (was $75) for PS4/PS5

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Some of Square Enix's best JRPG remakes, remasters, and retro compilations are featured in Amazon's early Black Friday video game sale this week. Most notably, Final Fantasy I-VI Collection Anniversary Edition is on sale for only $40 on Nintendo Switch and PS4. The $35 price cut is the biggest discounted yet for Square Enix's stellar Final Fantasy Pixel Remasters. The Anniversary Edition comes with a Final Fantasy character sprite sticker sheet.

The six-game Final Fantasy compilation has been one of the most popular Switch and PlayStation game deals during major sales events since its launch last fall. If you're interested, we'd recommend snagging this deal soon; the Switch version, in particular, tends to sell out during promotions.

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Lego Botanicals Mini Bonsai Trees (709 pieces)

$45 (was $65)

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Lego Icons Fountain Garden (1,302 pieces)

$70 (was $100)

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We're inching closer to Black Friday, but you don't have to wait until November 28 to start shopping. Several retailers are already slashing prices on popular items, including plenty of Lego sets. Two of the most enticing offers for the Lego Botanicals Mini Bonsai Trees and Lego Icons Fountain Garden sets, which are seeing limited-time deals at Amazon. With Amazon's discount, you can gab the Mini Bonsai Trees set for $45 (was $65) and the Fountain Garden display for $70 (down from $100)--though these are selling out fast, and inventory likely won't last until Black Friday.

Lego Botanicals Mini Bonsai Trees (709 pieces) $45 (was $65)

This set is listed at its lowest price ever. You'll get to build three miniature trees--a ginkgo bonsai tree with yellow leaves, a black pine bonsai tree with green needles, and a wisteria bonsai tree with lilac flowers. The trees are quite tiny (standing around seven inches tall and just a few inches wide), which should make it easy to fit them onto your desk, bookcase, or other shelf or end table around your home.

Foliage bricks are interchangeable in this set, allowing you a bit of freedom to customize their appearance. And to help you display the set, you'll get to build two display stands of varying height, adding some verticality to the otherwise tiny trio of plants. Instructions are included with the set, though it's also compatible with the Lego Builder app if you'd prefer a more detailed walkthrough.

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For something that'll take a bit longer, the Lego Icons Fountain Garden is a better fit. It clocks in at over 1,300 pieces, and once completed, you'll have a tiny diorama featuring trees, shrubs, a fountain, and a few elegant structures scattered throughout a verdant garden. It's slightly customizable, thanks to slots in the diorama base that let you swap out various components, so you can decorate as you see fit.

All in all, the set includes a two-tiered fountain, two cypress trees, grape vines, four pergolas, tiled pathways, a luna moth, a bird, and a frog figure. It's about 11.5 inches wide when completed, which could make it a fun piece of decor for a table or bookcase.

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Of course, these are far from the only two Lego sets on sale ahead of Black Friday. A long list of others are seeing generous price cuts, including everything from the Lego Christmas Tree and Mini Orchid to the Japanese Zen Garden and Lotus Flowers. We've put together a long list of our favorite deals below--but if nothing catches your eye, be sure to check back closer to Black Friday. More discounts are bound to spring up in the coming days, and we're likely to see some of the best prices of the year.

Best Lego Black Friday Deals 2025

• Lego Botanicals Bonsai Tree (878 pieces) -- $40 ($50)
• Lego Botanicals Chrysanthemum (278 pieces) -- $24 ($30)
• Lego Botanicals Flower Bouquet (756 pieces) -- $48 ($60)
• Lego Botanicals Happy Plants (217 pieces) -- $18.39 ($23)
• Lego Botanicals Japanese Red Maple Bonsai Tree (474 pieces) -- $60
• Lego Botanicals Mini Bonsai Trees (709 pieces) -- $45 ($65)
• Lego Botanicals Mini Orchid (274 pieces) -- $24 ($30)
• Lego Botanicals Orchid (608 pieces) -- $40 ($50)
• Lego Botanicals Petite Sunny Bouquet (373 pieces) -- $24 ($30)
• Lego Botanicals Plum Blossom (327 pieces) -- $24 ($30)
• Lego Botanicals Succulents (771 pieces)-- $40 ($50)
• Lego Botanicals Tiny Plants (758 pieces) -- $40 ($50)
• Lego Botanicals Wildflower Bouquet (939 pieces) -- $48 ($60)
• Lego Cherry Blossom (430 pieces)-- $13 ($15)
• Lego Christmas Tree (784 pieces) -- $27 ($45)
• Lego Creator 3-in-1 Flowers Watering Can, Rain Boots, Birds (420 pieces) -- $24 ($30)
• Lego Daffodils (216 pieces) -- $12.74 ($15)
• Lego Disney Encanto Isabela's Flowerpot (641 pieces) -- $24 ($40)
• Lego Icons Dried Flower Centerpiece (812 pieces) -- $44 ($50)
• Lego Icons Fountain Garden (1,302 pieces) -- $70 ($100)
• Lego Icons Poinsettia (608 pieces) -- $40 ($50)
• Lego Icons Tranquil Garden (1,363 pieces) -- $88 ($110)
• Lego Ideas Insect Collection (1,111 pieces) -- $64 ($80)
• Lego Lotus Flower (220 pieces) -- $13 ($15)
• Lego Roses (120 pieces) -- $10 ($15)

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Microsoft has announced that the next Xbox Partner Preview event is coming up this Thursday, November 20. The event promises news and updates on partner titles, including information about games like 007 First Light, Tides of Annihilation, Reanimal, and "other great games" coming to Xbox platforms.

Every game shown during the Xbox Partner Preview is part of the Xbox Play Anywhere program, and that means they can be played across console, PC, and handhelds with one purchase.

The event also promises "brand-new reveals and Game Pass announcements."

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The delay of Grand Theft Auto 6 to November 2026 disappointed the general public, but Rockstar's release date shuffling also has a significant impact on competing game development studios.

Speaking to The Game Business about a variety of industry hot topics, Arrowhead Game Studios CEO Shams Jorjani spoke about how GTA 6's delay affects his studio's planning and work on Helldivers 2.

"It gives us a stay of execution," Jorjani said, adding: "Us and everyone else."

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