Demonschool is a new-style tactics RPG where motion equals action. Defeat big weirdos in between the human and demon worlds as Faye and her misfit companions, while navigating university life on a mysterious island. Plan your team's schedule to enhance their skills and gain new abilities. Gain new teammates and enhance their relationships depending on who you choose to pursue.

Will is back to business in this Action-RPG with roguelike elements! With no coin to your name, you and the other townsfolk find yourselves stranded in the distant village of Tresna. Now, it’s up to you to get back on your feet and turn your humble shop into the beating heart of the village’s wealth. Explore dangerous dungeons, gather relics, sell them, and reinvest in your friends’ establishments. Unlock new weapons, armor, shop decorations, and - more importantly - restore hope that things can one day turn around.

When your best friend falls into trouble, it’s up to you to embark on a daring journey through the Land of Letters. In A Difficult Game About Letters, you take control of a character who can transform into any letter of the alphabet. Each letter's shape provides unique abilities, which you’ll need to solve puzzles, navigate obstacles, and complete challenging platforming levels.

If Among Us players aren't too busy trying to root out imposters, the crewmates are getting a little taste of life on the farm in a new collaboration with Stardew Valley.

"The spacebeans yearn for the cozy charm of farm life, away from the sabotages of space," wrote developer Innersloth ​on the official site for Among Us. "They've gained inspiration from Stardew Valley--it has their two favorite things: tasks and NO Impostors. Unless...?"

From now until February 18, 2026, Among Us players can add the Stardew Cosmicube to their collection for free. And it comes with the following Stardew Valley-inspired cosmetics:

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Turtle Beach Rematch Wireless Pro Controller: Donkey Kong Reveal

$49 (was $60) | Limited-time deal

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Turtle Beach's recently released Donkey Kong-themed controller is on sale for the first time in Amazon's early Black Friday gaming sale. The Turtle Beach Rematch Donkey Kong Reveal Edition launched last month with a $60 price tag, but Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 owners can snag the officially licensed wireless controller for $49 while supplies last.

Announced just a few days after Donkey Kong Bananza's July launch, the Donkey Kong Reveal Edition has lenticular artwork that changes when you tilt the controller. With the Switch 2 console and Donkey Kong Bananza sure to be a popular gifts this holiday, this Donkey Kong-inspired controller could be a great add-on present.

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Zombies mode returns in Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 with the brand-new Ashes of the Damned map. The roads of Ashes of the Damned are dangerous, so you'll want the map's new Wonder Vehicle in order to survive. Here we'll guide you through how to repair and upgrade Ol' Tessie to make the truck even more powerful. We'll also include some helpful tips for finding and respawning the truck.

The full upgrade quest requires the use of the map's unique Necrofluid Wonder Weapon, and you'll want to get started on these steps as soon as possible. You can refer to our guide on how to unlock the Necrofluid Wonder Weapon. There are also parts for later steps that you can collect early in your match, so it's best to read through the parts needed for Tessie's turret upgrade before getting started.

Completing all upgrades for Ol' Tessie will also unlock the Black Ops 7 trophy/achievement titled "I Heard You Like Upgrades."

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Disney's Stitch 17-inch Interactive Plush

$50 (was $70)

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Stitch Interactive Plush (14in.)

$30 (was $46)

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While Amazon's official Black Friday sale hasn't started just yet, we're already seeing early deals on everything from video games and hardware to movies and toys. One such deal is for the 17-inch interactive Stitch plush from Just Play, which is down to $50 (was $70) for a limited time. The 17-inch figure moves and speaks with over 100 voice lines, making for a life-like gift for fans of the movie. You can check out more info on the deal below, as well as see a few more Lilo and Stitch toys and collectibles that are on sale at Amazon.

Disney's Stitch 17-inch Interactive Plush $50 (was $70)

This life-sized interactive plush is inspired by the live-action remake of Lilo & Stitch that premiered earlier this year. It comes with six AA batteries to power its over 100 sound bites and motion features, and can be activated in multiple spots: touch his nose, tongue, belly, and left hand to get him moving and talking.

A similar 17-inch interactive plush figure for Angel--the pink alien of the same species as Stitch who first debuted in the Lilo & Stitch animated series that ran from 2003 to 2006--is also available. This one isn't on sale, so expect to pay the full $70 for her, but she has all the same features as the Stitch figure, and is worth considering as a companion for Stitch in your collection.

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If the 17-inch version is a bit too expensive, there's also a 14-inch interactive Stich plush on sale for just $30 (was $46). This one features over 50 sounds and effects and light-up LED eyes that can be changed to different styles at the push of a button. The doll comes with three AA batteries.

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If your loved one still enjoys the movies and is more of a LEGO fan, they're in luck. LEGO has a handful of impressively detailed sets pulled straight from the films. The buildable Stitch and Angel figures are to-scale versions of the characters, complete with props and modular mobility. The Beach House set is a faithful recreation of the titular family's house made up of over 800 pieces. All three sets are also currently on sale for up to 20% off as part of Amazon's Black Friday deals. Check them out at the links below, and be sure to hit up GameSpot's Black Friday 2025 Deals Hub for even more early savings on figures, Lego sets, video games, and beyond.

Lilo & Stitch LEGO Sets

• LEGO Disney Angel Set (784 pieces) -- $52 ($65)
• LEGO Disney Lilo and Stitch Beach House (834 pieces) -- $80.59 ($90)
• LEGO Disney Stitch Set (730 pieces) -- $52 ($65)

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Amazon Early Black Friday Gaming Deals

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Nintendo recently revealed its Black Friday and Cyber Monday 2025 deals on Switch games and accessories, but you don't need to wait until November 23 to secure some awesome Switch and Switch 2 games at steeply discounted prices. Major retailers such a Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, and Target are hosting early Black Friday video game promotions filled with dozens of notable games and collections. We're keeping running lists of the best Black Friday Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 game deals you can buy now. Bookmark this page, because we'll be updating this roundup through Black Friday and Cyber Week.

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We separated Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch games into two lists, but keep in mind that original Switch games are playable on Nintendo's new console. Some original Switch games have received free or paid Switch 2 upgrades, and others simply run better on the more powerful hardware by default.

Black Friday Nintendo Switch 2 Game Deals

The Nintendo Switch 2 list is, rather unsurprisingly, significantly shorter than the Switch list, but there are numerous titles on sale for all-time low prices. Multiple EA Sports and 2K Sports titles are at least 50% off. Madden NFL 26 and EA Sports FC 26 are down to $35 (was $70). Basketball fans can save even more by snagging NBA 2K26 fo only $30 (was $70). Outside of sports, you'll find the recently released Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake for $50 (was $60), Hogwarts Legacy for $50 (was $60), and Sid Meier's Civilization VII for $45 (was $70).

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