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Start your weekend with new games, from android soldiers to cute boats
We've made it to the end of another week, so it's time to kick our feet up and relax with some new video games.
What is your reaction to all the Switch 2 information we got this week?
After waiting months since the announcement of the Nintendo Switch 2 we received a lot of game announcements and new information this week -- including the release date of June 5.
The Epic Games Store is offering Cat Quest 2 for free this week
Last week we got the cat-themed ARPG Cat Quest for free from the Epic store, so hopefully you liked that because there's more where that came from, literally.
Support the fight for trans rights and get a ton of new TTRPGs with a new Itch.io bundle
There's a new bundle up on Itch.io to support a charitable cause, and so once again for a donation as low as five dollars, you can support a great cause and walk away with an absolute landslide of new TTRPGs of all shapes and sizes.
Nintendo Switch 2 officially releases June 5, 2025
Along with several other features, today's Nintendo Switch 2 Direct gave us a release date for the highly anticipated console: June 5, 2025, with preorders beginning April 8.
Everyone is laughing over World of Warcraft’s player housing joke, but I’m just thinking about this indie game
For April Fools' the Warcraft team joked that a typo in player housing incorrectly characterized the feature: instead it was player houses, allowing players to literally be houses.
What are your hopes for the 2027 live action Legend of Zelda movie?
Link, the plucky adventurer and recurring savior of Hyrule, is set to make his live-action debut on the silver screen in March 2027.
You oughta see these Northern Sea Otter pups, a calming presence on a chaotic day
It's even more critical we start this week on the right foot Watchers, as this is the week of April 1, and we're going to need the cute to balance the chaos.
Tavern Watch Podcast: Are TTRPGs taking a turn away from crunchy to bring us more narrative-focused one-shots?
While there are still plenty of crunchy tabletop games out there, lately we're playing a lot of shorter TTRPGs that lean into narrative elements — and are easier to schedule than long form campaigns.
Close out March with some new game releases, from tower defense to a new soulslike
Two Souls-like games release in the same week and you thought I wasn't going to talk about at least one of them?



