A world depicted with nostalgic graphics. Hunt monsters, equip yourself, and grow stronger little by little. The story progresses as you explore the fields displayed in a top-down view. Hunt the monsters you encounter, collect equipment, and strengthen your party as you make your way to the Demon King's castle. At times, you'll also explore caves and towers. Overcome traps and solve puzzles before the boss awaits!

Pogui is just a little dog who wants to take a nap, but crazy stuff keeps happening around him! Guide the lovable pug through dreamlike worlds and help him get to bed. Pogui is a side-scrolling precision platformer presented in retro pixel art style. Run, jump and dash your way through colorful but hazardous levels! Keep the pup moving as quickly as possible by watching your stamina meter! You’ll have to navigate worlds of toys, sweets, sunny beaches and more, each stage bringing new and wondrous mechanics that can help or hinder you. Watch Pogui don different outfits like a chef’s hat or space suit along the way, further maximizing his cuteness.

Fanatical is back at it again with a new week-long Bundlefest event, where each day brings a new bundle of discounted PC games to check out. The event runs Monday, February 23, through Friday, February 27, and so far, two new bundles have dropped. The event kicked off with a new version of Fanatical's Killer Bundle--which offers up to 21 items for just $0.96 per key--and today's deal is the February 2026 edition of the Play On The Go Elite Collection, which lets you pick from up to 18 games for as low as $7 each. You'll find full details for both bundles below. The next Bundlefest bundle drops tomorrow, Wednesday, February 25, so be sure to return here to see the next promotion.

Bundlefest February 2026 At A Glance See All Fanatical Bundle Deals

• Monday, February 23: Build Your Own Killer Bundle (Bundlefest February 2026)
• Tuesday, February 24: Build Your Own Play on the Go Elite Collection (Bundlefest February 2026)
• Wednesday, February 25: TBA
• Thursday, February 26: TBA
• Friday, February 27: TBA

Like Fanatical's previous Bundlefests, each of the new bundles dropping this week will be available for much longer than the event. We've noted how long each deal is available for in the sections below. As always, all games purchased at Fanatical are delivered as official keys--usually for Steam, but occasionally for other storefronts like the Epic Game Store. Note that these keys will expire, so make sure you redeem them before they're no longer valid. Most last around a year, but some may expire sooner. You can check a key's expiration date after purchasing it via your Fanatical account.

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The Sims 4 has been out for almost 12 years, but there's always room for improvement. EA has shared a new update roadmap for The Sims 4 that doesn't focus on big game-breaking fixes. Instead, most of these 2026 updates will revolve around some quality of life changes in The Sims 4.

Between March and August, EA will be looking to improve infant and caregiver autonomy while making sure that the babies get the correct milestones, buffs, and interactions. A separate fix will center on preventing crashes or data loss. But the most significant area of focus in this timeframe is being given to Sim autonomy. This will allow Sims to have more disruptive behaviors, including "choosing inappropriate locations for certain actions" and interrupting other Sims' conversations.

From September to December, EA is expecting to work on Sims' behavior during meals while also improving "the overall dining experience." It's also placing an emphasis on family trees and relationships, "to protect the important stories built across generations."

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This week, Resident Evil Requiem will introduce the franchise's new heroine, Grace Ashcroft. And if a new report is accurate, Grace will be making her Fortnite debut this week as well.

Fortnite leaker HYPEX is reporting that Grace Ashcroft's skin will drop in Fortnite on February 28, and it will be available until March 7. However, the report notes that Fortnite's previously released RE skins may not be back alongside Grace because they haven't been updated yet.

GRACE ASHCROFT DROPS @ FEB 28 UNTIL MARCH 7
Old Resident Evil skins might not return with her first release as they're currently still not updated, and the next major update (C7S2) was previously delayed to March 19, so they might not return until she returns again later pic.twitter.com/ronnBNVC7E

— HYPEX (@HYPEX) February 24, 2026

Players who pre-ordered Resident Evil Requiem on Epic Games Store between October 29, 2025 and February 26, 2026 will get the Grace Ashcroft skin for free as long as players' Fortnite accounts are linked with their EGS accounts. Everyone else will have to make a separate purchase for the Grace Ashcroft skin during its window of availability. The price is expected to be in line with other licensed character's skins.

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Over the years, numerous people have suggested Xbox might be better suited as a standalone company rather than being a division of Microsoft, and now another person has shared that view.

Rhys Elliott of Alinea Analytics wrote that the "most logical long-term move" for Microsoft would be to spin off Xbox. He said Xbox has "some of the most valuable IP in the business" under its belt, including Xbox franchises and titles from subsidiaries like Activision and Bethesda.

Elliott--an industry analyst known for his insightful and opinionated takes--pointed out that gaming, as a business, has lower profit margins than some of Microsoft's other business areas, and a standalone version of Xbox could be "free from the burden of matching the ROI of Azure or the ubiquity of Windows."

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The God of War TV show at Prime Video continues to add to its cast, with Ed Skrein coming aboard to play Baldur.

Skrein, 42, has a number of high-profile credits to his name, including the role of Ajax in 2016's Deadpool. He also starred in Alita: Battle Angel, Midway, the Rebel Moon movies, and Jurassic World: Rebirth. He also appeared on Game of Thrones.

Baldur, who is Odin's youngest son, was played by Saving Private Ryan actor Jeremy Davies in 2018's God of War. He won a BAFTA for his performance.

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The Lord of the Rings franchise has a new board game, Foes of Middle-earth, on the way from D20 Culture, and the title's funding target on Kickstarter was reached in only 10 minutes. Foes of Middle-earth is also tearing through the project's stretch goals while giving fans a chance to revisit the vision of J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings as seen in the movies.

Foes of Middle-earth is fully licensed by Warner Bros. Discovery to utilize the Lord of the Rings characters like Frodo, Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli as they embark on a dungeon-crawler adventure that unfolds in three phases: exploration, mini-boss challenges, and a final boss battle.

The game features a "handcrafted dual-layered" board, as well as miniature figures featuring the game's heroes, creatures, and a Balrog. There are also 200 cards included with the game that unleash additional dangers, skills, and quests.

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Arc Raiders' Shrouded Sky update brings plenty for raiders to check out, ranging from new ARC to fight to fresh quests to take on. And if you're keen on seeing and doing everything this new content has to offer, you won't want to miss the limited-time Weather Monitoring System project, which is only available from February 24 to March 31.

As with previous projects in Arc Raiders, the Weather Monitoring System project is available by visiting the Projects section of the Raider tab. Here, you'll find that there are items you'll need to contribute to earn rewards and work toward fully completing the project. It'll take some time and effort, but you should find it worth the trouble in the long run.

Below, we'll detail each step of the Weather Monitoring System project and the rewards you'll earn for completing them.

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The Legend of Zelda just recently turned 40 years old, and the NES game is still cited as one of the best games of all time. But for Resident Evil Requiem director Koshi Nakanishi, it's all about arguably the black sheep in the mainline series, Zelda II: The Adventure of Link. The developer shared his love of the sequel--including its inspiration for a past Resident Evil enemy--in a new Creator's Voice video posted by Nintendo on YouTube

"Of course, I played the original Legend of Zelda game, but I really loved Zelda II: The Adventure of Link game. It's more challenging, and I love it," Nakanishi said while promoting Resident Evil Requiem. The director is by no means new to the survival-horror series, previously serving in the same role for Resident Evil 7: Biohazard and Resident Evil Revelations. In fact, speaking of the latter, he shared a new anecdote about the game, which initially launched exclusively on Nintendo 3DS.

"Actually, when I was making Resident Evil Revelations, there was an enemy called a Scarmiglione who carried a shield, and if you aimed at them, they would move the shield up and down. The truth is, this enemy was inspired by the armored soldier from Zelda II: The Adventure of Link," said Nakanishi.

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