Kirby and the Forgotten Land + Star-Crossed World Standard Edition

$79 | Releases August 28

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Kirby is floating over to the Nintendo Switch 2 with an updated version of Kirby and the Forgotten Land + Star-Crossed World Switch 2 Edition, releasing on August 28. This Switch 2 Edition of the game is more than a simple port, as it’ll come bundled with a whole new adventure called Star-Crossed World, and will feature enhanced visuals and other performance upgrades. Preorders are now open for Kirby and the Forgotten Land + Star-Crossed World, while current Switch owners can simply pay a $20 upgrade fee to unlock the new version on Switch 2. Here’s a closer look at where to preorder the game, plus details on how Nintendo will be implementing its upgrade fees for existing owners.

Kirby and the Forgotten Land + Star-Crossed World Switch 2 Edition launches August 28, but the Switch 2 itself launches June 5. Preorders for the new console are available now, alongside a long list of accessories and launch games, and you'll find all the information in our Nintendo Switch 2 preorder guide.

Kirby and the Forgotten Land + Star-Crossed World Preorder Bonuses

There are currently no preorder bonuses for Kirby and the Forgotten Land + Star-Crossed World. If any retailer-exclusive bonuses are announced between now and August 28, we’ll update this section with more details.

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GameStop - Nintendo Switch 2 Accessories

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The Nintendo Switch 2 launches on June 5, and it’s shaping up to be a worthy successor to the original handheld console. A slew of first-party Nintendo accessories arrive the same day (including controllers, a camera, and carrying cases), but a recent price hike for these accessories has made them a bit more expensive than anticipated. GameStop has you covered, however, as the retailer is launching its own lineup of branded Switch 2 gear--giving you a chance to pick up a bunch of accessories for cheap. Preorders are now open ahead of their June 5 release.

For more Switch 2 gear and games, be sure to check out our comprehensive Switch 2 preorder guide.

GameStop Switch 2 Accessories

• Deluxe All-in-One Carry Case -- $30
• Carry Case -- $20
• USB-C Dongle with 720p Video Out -- $25
• Joy-Con 2 - 6-in-1 Charging Station -- $25
• Joy-Con 2 Charging Grip -- $20
• Joy-Con 2 Grip (2-Pack) -- $17
• Joy-Con 2 Racing Wheels (2-Pack) -- $17
• Joy-Con 2 Thumbstick Grip Bundle (6-Pack) -- $10
• 24-Game Cartridge Case -- $10
• Tempered Glass Screen Protector -- $15
• AC Adapter -- $30
• GameStop 1TB microSD Express Card -- $190
• GameStop 512GB microSD Express Card -- $100
• GameStop 256GB microSD Express Card -- $70

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There are a lot of great accessories in the GameStop lineup, but it’s the carrying cases that are the most enticing. Nintendo recently raised the prices of the Carrying Case and All-In-One Carrying Case to $40 and $85. However, GameStop is offering similar products for $25 and $35, making them wonderful alternatives for frugal shoppers. The standard Carrying Case provides your handheld with a durable, hardshell exterior, and inside you’ll find slots to hold 10 cartridges. The All-In-One Case, meanwhile, is large enough to lug around your console, dock, charging cables, and other gear.

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Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster standard edition

$40 | Releases June 5

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Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster is one of the Switch 2 launch titles, releasing on June 5, the same day as the new console. This remaster of Square Enix's turn-based RPG that originally launched on the 3DS will feature overhauled graphics, new gameplay features, and other enhancements for the new console. Preorders are available now at multiple online retailers, and at just $40, it's one of the most affordable Switch 2 launch titles.

Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster Preorder Bonuses

No preorder bonuses have been revealed, but we'll update this section if anything is announced.

Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster standard edition $40 | Releases June 5

Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster standard edition includes the base game for Switch 2. Physical copies are available to preorder at Walmart, Target, and GameStop. It will likely be available at additional retailers in the coming weeks ahead of launch.

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The Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster is an enhanced version of original Nintendo 3DS RPG exclusively available for Switch 2. It features HD graphics, a new fast-forward option for events, two all-new minigames, and more. Since the original 3DS version used a dual-screen interface, it's been overhauled to fit on the Switch 2's single screen. The HD remaster also retains popular features, such as adjustable battle speeds and enemy encounter rates.

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Super Mario Party Jamboree released for Nintendo Switch last October, and it’s making the jump to Nintendo Switch 2 on July 24. Super Mario Party Jamboree + Jamboree TV - Switch 2 Edition is a mouthful of a title, but it's simple port. The game will feature improved graphics and frame rates along with heaps of new content thanks to the includied Jamboree TV expansion that adds host of new modes and mini games. Preorders for Super Mario Party Jamboree + Jamboree TV - Switch 2 Edition are now open at select retailers, while folks with a Switch copy can upgrade the original Switch version of the game for just $20 once it launches. Here’s a look at how you can get your hands on the upcoming game and all its new features.

Super Mario Party Jamboree Switch 2 Edition Preorder Bonuses

There are currently no preorder bonuses for Super Mario Party Jamboree Switch 2 Edition. If anything is announced between now and July 24, we’ll update this section with details.

Super Mario Party Jamboree + Jamboree TV Switch 2 Edition $80 | Releases July 24

Super Mario Party Jamboree + Jamboree TV Switch 2 Edition features updated graphics and frame rate, GameShare compatibility for local multiplayer, and new modes and mini games that use the Joy-Con 2's mouse controls and the optional Nintendo Switch 2 Camera.

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If you already own Super Mario Party Jamboree on Nintendo Switch, you can pick up all the new content by purchasing the $20 upgrade. This will be available on the Switch 2 eShop. Doing this will upgrade your Switch version of Super Mario Party Jamboree to the Super Mario Party Jamboree Switch 2 Edition, unlocking everything found in the $80 release. In other words, current owners will only need to spend $20 to explore all the new content. This upgrade process works for both physical and digital copies of the Switch game. A physical version of the original Switch game can be found for $52.50 (was $60) at Amazon.

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Street Fighter 6: Fighter's Edition

$60 | Releases June 5

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Street Fighter 6 Standard Edition

Pricing TBD | Releases June 5

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Luke Amiibo

$40 | Releases June 5

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Jamie Amiibo

$40 | Releases June 5

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Kimberly Amiibo

$40 | Releases June 5

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Street Fighter 6 first released for PlayStation, Xbox, and PC in 2023, and Nintendo fans will finally get to jump into the fray when it releases for Switch 2 on the console's launch day, June 5. Preorders are now open for Street Fighter 6 on Switch 2, and you'll find two different versions up for grabs, one of which comes packed with all the DLC bonus fighters released over the past two years on other platforms. Along with the Switch 2 version of the game, a new line of Street Fighter Amiibo are also up for preorder, allowing you to unlock exclusive in-game goodies or quickly load your settings to a different console.

Street Fighter 6 Preorder Bonuses

There are currently no preorder bonuses for Street Fighter 6. However, one edition of the game comes bundled with tons of in-game content, so if you're looking for more than the base game, be sure to check out the Fighter's Edition. If any preorder bonuses pop up between now and June 5, we'll update this section with details.

Street Fighter 6: Fighter's Edition $60 | Releases June 5

If you want to catch up with Street Fighter 6, consider purchasing the Fighter's Edition. Along with the base game, you'll get Character Passes from Year 1 and Year 2, which adds all eight DLC characters released so far, including Akuma, M. Bison, Ed, Rashid, Aki, Mai Shiranui, Terry Bogard, and Elena--boosting the game's roster to 26 playable characters. You'll also get four additional stages and Outfit 1 Colors 3-10 for all 18 original characters, plus 8,400 Drive Tickets, which is one of the in-game currencies.

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The standard edition of Street Fighter 6 gets you the base game and any eligible preorder bonuses. It includes the original 18 characters and 16 stages, making it an affordable way to enjoy the latest entry in the long-running franchise.

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Three new Street Fighter 6 Amiibo figures are also launching on June 5. All three Amiibo can save your outfit, button settings, and other customization options. When scanned on your Switch 2, it'll quickly load all your saved settings. They also get you special in-game items, music, wallpapers, and camera frames. This Amiibo is modeled after Luke, who's showing off his military training and fighting prowess with a nasty uppercut.

Preorder at Walmart Jamie Amiibo $40 | Releases June 5

Jamie is striking a pose with this fun Amiibo, featuring a translucent blue flare as a background.

Preorder at Walmart Kimberly Amiibo $40 | Releases June 5

Kimberly is showing off her agility with this Amiibo design, as the aspiring ninja is depicted mid-jump. There's also a cool pink flare left in her wake, offering the appearance of movement.

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Preorders for a bunch of Switch 2 accessories and games are also open now, and we've listed all the big launch window releases available to preorder below. Be sure to also check our Switch 2 preorder guide for a round-up of everywhere you can grab Nintendo's new console, accessories, and games ahead of launch.

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Of all the big games coming to Nintendo Switch 2, few are as exciting as Donkey Kong Bananza, as it's the character's first big 3D platformer outing since 1999's Donkey Kong 64. While the game doesn't release until July 17--more than a month after the Switch 2--preorders are already live and you can reserve your copy for $70 at multiple online retailers.

You'll find all the preorder details below. We've also found some great deals for Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze and Donkey Kong Country Returns HD for Nintendo Switch (and playable on Switch 2 thanks to backward compatibility) if you need to catch up on Donkey Kong's other adventures.

Donkey Kong Bananza Preorder Bonuses

There are currently no preorder bonuses for Donkey Kong Bananza. If anything is announced, including retailer exclusives, we'll be sure to update this section.

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Mario Kart World

$80 | Releases June 5

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Nintendo Switch 2 + Mario Kart World Bundle (Game Code)

$500 ($530 value) | Releases June 5

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Joy-Con 2 Controllers for Mario Kart World Multiplayer

$95 for 2-Pack | $55 for Singles

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Joy-Con 2 Wheel Set

$25 | Releases June 5

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Mario Kart World launches exclusively for Nintendo Switch 2 on June 5, the same day as the new console. Nintendo's new open-world racing game is easily the console's biggest launch title, and preorders are now live alongside the Switch 2 with multiple options are available. Fans can preorder Mario Kart World on its own for $80, or grab a $500 bundle that includes the Switch 2 and a download code for the game.

Quick look: Mario Kart World & related Switch 2 products

• Mario Kart World -- $79 (June 5)
• Nintendo Switch 2 Mario Kart World Console Bundle -- $500
• Joy-Con 2 Racing Wheels (2-Pack) -- $25
• Joy-Con 2 Controllers (2-Pack) -- $94
• Joy-Con 2 (Right, Red Strap) -- $54
• Joy-Con 2 (Left, Blue Strap) -- $54
• Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller -- $84

For a comprehensive look at all the Switch 2 games and accessories available, as well as a list of where you can find the console itself, be sure to check our Switch 2 preorder guide.

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The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Switch 2 Edition

$70 | Releases June 5

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The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Switch 2 Edition

$80 | Releases June 5

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The Nintendo Switch 2 versions of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom are available to preorder now. These upgraded editions of two of the best Switch games will be available when the Switch 2 launches on June 5. Existing owners can purchase an upgrade from the eShop for $10 each to gain access to the Switch 2 versions, but physical copies with new Switch 2 packaging are available as well. Tears of the Kingdom and Breath of the Wild are launching alongside four new Amiibo figures based on the Champions from Tears of the Kingdom: Tulin, Yunobo, Sidon, and Riju.

Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom are among a handful of select Nintendo Switch games getting upgraded versions with new content on Nintendo Switch 2. Like other Switch 2 Edition games, Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom Switch 2 Editions will offer better visuals and performance than their Switch 1 versions, and will include additional features like support for the all-new Zelda Notes app, which offers daily login item bonuses, a helpful map that shows your in-game location in real time, the ability to share stats with other players online, and more.

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Switch 2 Edition $70 | Releases June 5

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Switch 2 Edition includes the base game and all the Switch 2 Edition upgrades, including increased frame rate and resolution, and support for the new Zelda Notes app. Preorders for the physical version are available now at Walmart, Target, GameStop, and Best Buy.

Note that the Switch 2 Edition will not include the Breath of the Wild Expansion Pass, but you can purchase it separately for $20 from the eShop.

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Just like the Breath of the Wild Switch 2 Edition, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Switch 2 Edition has enhanced visuals and Zelda Notes app support. Physical copies are available to preorder at Walmart, Target, GameStop, and Best Buy.

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Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom each have a much larger emphasis on inventory management than the older Zelda games, and the controls can be somewhat cumbersome at times. These are games that greatly benefit from controllers with remappable back buttons. Thankfully, the official Switch 2 Pro Controller has a pair of built-in back buttons. If you're interested in the Switch 2 versions of these Zelda games, you may want to snag a preorder for the Switch 2 Pro Controller, too. The Switch 2 Pro Controller releases alongside the games and console on June 5.

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MLB The Show 25 is on sale for a big discount at Amazon just one month after launch. Sports fans can save $20 on Sony San Diego Studio's annual baseball sim for PS5, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch. The PlayStation and Xbox editions are up for grabs for $50 (was $70), while the Switch version is down to $40 (was $60). Since it just released on March 18, this is unsurprisingly the best deal so far on MLB The Show 25.

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PlayStation has revealed that Ghost of Yotei will launch on October 2 with three different editions for PS5. Preorders for Ghost of Yotei's pair of physical editions, including a Collector's Edition that's exclusive to PlayStation Direct, will begin on May 2 at 10 AM ET. All preorders include several pieces of DLC.

If you want to play the original before Ghost of Yotei's release, you can pick up Ghost of Tsushima's Director's Cut for $49.49 (was $70) right now. Ghost of Yotei takes place 300-plus years after Ghost of Tsushima, so you don't technically need to play Sucker Punch Productions' first entry in the action series. That said, playing it would give you a pretty good idea of what to expect from Yotei. Though the cast of characters is entirely new, the premise and themes will sound familiar. You'll once again embark on a revenge mission as "The Ghost."

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Preorder any edition of Ghost of Yotei to unlock an exclusive in-game mask, plus seven PSN avatars. These feature concept art of characters from the game--including the main character Atsu and the notorious Yotei Six. It’s unclear if there will be any retailer-exclusive preorder bonuses.

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Will we ever get The Last of Us: Part III? Naughty Dog's gaming franchise is back in the news lately thanks in part to the popular HBO show starring Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey, leading to questions about a possible continuation of the video game series

No new entries have been announced, but Naughty Dog developers over the years have dropped clues and made comments about returning to the post-apocalyptic world numerous times. To be sure, The Last of Us: Part III is not confirmed--and it may never happen. But there is a chance, so with that in mind, we're rounding up everything we've heard about a new Last of Us game.

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• The Last Of Us: Part III Could Happen "If The Stars Align"

The Last Of Us: Part III Could Happen "If The Stars Align"

The most recent comments about The Last of Us: Part III came from Naughty Dog's Neil Druckmann, who wrote and directed the first two games. During a promotional interview for The Last of Us Season 2, Druckmann was inevitably asked about a third game. He said he's not ruling it out, but he's not confirming it either.

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Streams of a song featured at the end of the newest episode of HBO's The Last of Us surged by more than 1,000% on Spotify, the streaming service has announced.

The cover of Shawn James' "Through the Valley" by Ashley Johnson and Chris Rondinella jumped by more than 1,000% in the US since Episode 2 aired on Sunday, April 20. Developer Naughty Dog responded to Spotify's announcement with a heart emoji. Presumably streams of James' original version rose, too, but Spotify didn't release any stats about this.

Johnson, of course, performed the role of Ellie in Naughty Dog's The Last of Us video games and originally recorded the cover of "Through the Valley" to promote The Last of Us: Part II in 2016.

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Mantic Games, the team behind Halo: Flashpoint and Worms: The Board Game, has revealed a Kickstarter campaign for a new Assassin’s Creed board game. Assassin’s Creed: Animus will let you dive into the Assassin’s Creed story with up to three other players, though further details are scarce. You can, however, sign up to be notified when the Kickstarter officially opens--for now, the landing page offers just the smallest glimpse into what the game will entail.

According to the current listing, Assassin’s Creed: Animus is a board game built for two to four players. Rounds can last up to 90 minutes and take you through multiple historical eras, allowing you to craft your own adventure in the Assassin’s Creed universe. A blog post from Mantic Games revealed a bit more about Animus, including asymmetrical characters and the need to balance your own objectives while fending off the other players.

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It sounds quite intriguing--and considering Mantic Games is responsible for plenty of other video game adaptations, it’s certainly one to keep your eye on. Be sure to sign up for notifications if you’re interested in checking out Assassin’s Creed: Animus or backing its campaign.

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Currently standing as 2025's best-reviewed game, tied only with Blue Prince, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is a phenomenal experience from a gameplay, narrative, and soundtrack perspective. What really resonated with my first playthrough of the new RPG though, was the music. Composed over five years by Lorien Testard, Clair Obscur's music stands with the potential to be crowned one of the best videogame soundtracks of all time.

Among the 154 songs that compose the game's eight hours of music sits the beautiful "Until Next Life," which marks actor Ben Starr's first foray into performing video game music. Starr, who plays Verso in the game, tells GameSpot the amusing tale of how Testard approached him to sing on the soundtrack.

"I've been in this industry for about five minutes, so I really haven't done a lot, relative to a lot of my amazing colleagues and peers. I'm trying to do everything everywhere, all at once. Really, I feel like I'm juggling 1,000 things and wearing a million different hats," he begins, "I might never get to do it again. I was in Montpellier, and [Testard] just sidled up to me, and I was really intimidated because this was the first time I was meeting him. I've heard his work and I was like, 'I don't want to embarass myself.' Then he pulled me aside and I was like, 'What's going on?' He just said, 'I'd like you to sing on the soundtrack. Would you want to do it?'

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Jennifer Aniston has reacted to her unexpected cameo in HBO's The Last of Us, an appearance many didn't even realize she made--and for good reason.

In the Season 2 premiere on April 13, Ellie (Bella Ramsey) finds a 2003 copy of People Magazine showing Aniston front and center in the Best & Worst Dressed issue. In The Last of Us lore, 2003 was when the outbreak that caused a global pandemic began.

Aniston shared a photo from the episode on her Instagram stories (via EW), writing, "Of all the things to survive the apocalypse" with a laughing-face emoji attached. She also tagged the official Last of Us TV show account.

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Ubisoft has announced that The Division 2's next expansion, Battle for Brooklyn, will launch on May 27. That's right, the six-year-old game is still getting more content as part of a Year 7 update.

Battle for Brooklyn is set during Fall, and that's a time of year not yet seen in The Division 2. Players will trek through places like Brooklyn Heights and Dumbo to take on a "fresh crop of secrets and challenges." Ubisoft also noted that the story for Battle for Brooklyn doesn't necessarily require players to be totally caught up. It aims to be "approachable for new players," Ubisoft said.

Players will fight Cleaners and Rikers who have made their way across the river from Manhattan. The enemies are now equipped with "Purple Flame," which is a new type of weapon that players haven't faced before in The Division 2. Like the base game, Battle for Brooklyn is playable solo or with others in co-op.

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Whether you're just starting out in Schedule 1, or you're a seasoned mogul wanting to make some more money quickly, there are plenty of ways to earn more cash. Ultimately, money will be the deciding factor in the expansion of your empire, so it's the most vital objective.

We've got a list of the most efficient ways to make money fast in Schedule 1, whether you stick to legitimate ways, or use things like the infinite money glitch to your advantage. Make sure to check our list of Schedule 1 cheats and console commands for the money cheat, if that's your thing.

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Firstly, you'll want to always charge more than the customer offers. Whether that's by a couple of dollars, or even as much as $30 more, you can push your luck with most clientele. That small margin of profit becoming wider will net you easier money faster, especially in the early game. Similarly, by underdelivering, you can save a few dollars of manufacturing cost. Be careful with this, as customers will begin to have a negative opinion of you, affecting your reputation. It's usually safer to underdeliver by one or two bags to customers who place large orders. This makes your product go further, and increases your overall profit margin.

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Elden Ring: The Board Game - Realm of The Grafted King

$200 (was $185)

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Elden Ring: The Board Game - Stormveil Castle

$112 (was $130)

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Elden Ring: The Board Game - Weeping Peninsula

$110 (was $120)

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Steamforged Games recently adapted From Software's epic RPG Elden Ring into board game form. However, at $200 for the Elden Ring: The Board Game - Realm of the Grafted King base set, it's an expensive release to add to your table. Luckily, if you act fast, you can save a few dollars by purchasing Elden Ring: The Board Game - Realm of the Grafted King for $185 from third-party sellers at Amazon while supplies last. You'll also find similar discounts for the game's standalone expansions, Stormveil Castle and Weeping Peninsula.

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Like Steamforged's other tabletop adaptations--which include other From Software properties like Bloodborne and Dark Souls--Elden Ring: The Board Game combines elements of board games and tabletop RPGs to create an epic analog version of the acclaimed open-world dark fantasy video game. It's designed for 1-4 players, and each player controls their own customizable character as they explore Limgrave, which fans of the video game will recognize as the Elden Ring's iconic opening zone. Combat uses a dice-less, card-based ruleset that is designed to match Elden Ring's characteristic challenging gameplay.

Elden Ring: The Board Game - The Realm of the Grafted King base set features 54 unpainted miniatures to represent the player characters and various enemies and bosses--including large bosses and high-level monsters like Margit and The Tree Sentinel--plus everything you need to play, including card decks, tokens, exploration and combat maps, rulebook, and scenario book.

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Elden Ring: The Board Game - Stormveil Castle is one of two standalone expansions available for the game, meaning you can pick it up by itself and play without needing The Realm of The Grafted King set. You'll get a unique set of rules, a scenario book, and all the gameplay materials you need for playing through the video game's first major dungeon, Stormveil Castle. However, this is a much smaller box, with just 22 minis (including a massive Godrick the Grafted figure) and fewer starting class options for players, so it's worth considering the main set if you want a more fleshed-out experience.

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Much like the Stormveil Castle set, the Weeping Peninsula is a standalone expansion you can add to the base game or purchase and play by itself. This release includes 20 unique miniatures, scenario book, rulebook, and gameplay materials based on the Weeping Peninsula are from the video game. The set's large marquee figure is the Leonine Misbegotten, which acts as the final boss of the expansion's quest line.

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If Amazon sells out, you can also buy the Stormveil Castle and Weeping Peninsula expansions at Steamforged Games' online store, though The Realm of the Grafted King base set is sold out. It's also worth noting that two other Elden Ring: The Board Game releases--the Limgrave Depths standalone expansion and the Erdtree Avatar--are also available to preorder exclusively at Steamforged Games. The Limgrave Depths set is like the other standalone expansions and can be played by itself, while the Erdtree Avatar requires either the base set or one of the expansions.

Elden Ring: The Board Game looks to be a great way to revisit the Lands Between, especially while waiting for the upcoming Elden Ring: Nightreign. This new game remixes the original Elden Ring into a co-op multiplayer game where squards of up to three players embark on excursions through the new realm of Lindveld to explore, battle bosses, and collect loot before three in-game days pass. Each run is unique, featuring procedurally generated landscapes, dungeons, and enemy placements. Elden Ring: Nightreign launches on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC on May 30, and preorders are available now.

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In 2025, you're spoilt for choice when it comes to gaming, as more and more top quality titles are being released one after the other. Developer Sandfall Interactive faced an unusual and unexpected challenge, as Bethesda announced and released Oblivion Remastered just days before the release of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33.

Speaking to GameSpot ahead of the release, Ben Starr, who voices the mysterious character of Verso in the game, said this isn't actually a bad thing at all, despite challenges that the small studio of just 30 developers may face. "I think when it comes to that, one thing that we can absolutely speak to is how exciting it is that we're in 2025--a year that, whatever your gaming tastes, whether you're obsessed with Blue Prince, whether you're obsessed with Oblivion, whether you're excited for Doom: The Dark Ages, whether you're excited for Clair Obscur, you have so much diversity to explore.

Starr voices the mysterious Verso in Clair Obscur.

"I think Expedition 33 is this amazing new IP that doesn't come along very often. You've got two ends of the spectrum. You've got the remake of the masterpiece that is Oblivion, the juggernaut that is Oblivion, and you've got this new IP that is Expedition 33, and hopefully they can exist alongside each other," he explains.

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Unknown Worlds--the studio behind 2014's terrifying underwater adventure, Subnautica--has released a new developer vlog detailing the studio's progress on the long-awaited Subnautica 2, which was officially announced last October.

The vlog gives players their first close-up look at one of the game's most anticipated features: a four-player co-op mode that allows players to explore the depths of an alien planet with friends by their side--a stark contrast from the original game's solo journey through the deep.

"For the first time, you’ll have the chance to experience Subnautica 2 with your friends in co-op," design lead Anthony Gallegos explained, showing off footage of multiple players exploring the underwater world.

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