A new DLC for the award-winning digital adaptation of Wingspan, Monster Couch Games today released Wingspan Bird Pack: Additional Asian Avians for PC, consoles, and mobile devices.
Additional Asian Avians – OUT NOW!
Enjoy 25 fan-designed Asian bird cards with unique powers, and unlock an exclusive player portrait – a very chill Great Eared Nightjar!
Get it with the Bird Packs Season Pass – now on all platforms!
As part of this Wingspan expansion, players will be able to enhance their wildlife preserve with 25 fan-designed Asian bird cards, each containing their own unique powers.
Players will also be able to add new favorites to their collection with bird species from diverse Asian habitats have never before been seen in Wingspan Digital.
Wingspan Bird Pack: Additional Asian Avians is available for the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, XBOX, Nintendo Switch, PC (via Steam and GOG), and mobile devices (via iOS and Android).
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Bringing back the magic found in the classic PlayStation 2 action RPGs we all know and love, Yahya Danboos has unveiled his new Kingdom Hearts-inspired action RPG Luminous Nights.
Ahead of its release on August 6, ARC SYSTEM WORKS, Marvel Games, and PlayStation Publishing have released the launch trailer for their four-on-four fighter MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls.
See whether Big Walk walks the walk with our review…
Big Walk Review
Big Walk is about three things: friends, puzzles, and walking.
Don’t expect a story in Big Walk; this title instead just focuses on everyone going around a big island solving puzzles.
As the title suggests, almost all of Big Walk’s puzzles involve walking – and then walking some more.
It’s important to trust your friend to guide you to complete the puzzle, or inevitably wait for them to troll you and let you tumble off a cliff.
Be warned: Get ready for this game to test your patience…
We’ll preface things by saying Big Walk’s puzzles themselves are very creative and clever.
Sometimes they are as simple as picking one’s buddy up and having them hit a button. Others have guys separated, with players each given different parts of a password.
All puzzles in Big Walk involve walking and communicating (hence the name), proving to be simply yet challenging. Most also give players a chance to troll.
We won’t judge…
When beating a puzzle in Big Walk, players will get a little statue that needs to put into a pedestal. Once enough statues are put into place, players will then get a key.
From there, players will then grind that key down until it fits the key slot, then moving on to the next area.
While Big Walk’s first spot is pretty linear, the game really opens up after that. The loop is still the same, but it gets a little easier each time one gets a new key.
While most of Big Walk’s main progression is through its puzzles, players are also encouraged to explore and even get lost.
A map someone can hold can eventually be found, but players will need to orient themselves first – and it isn’t easy.
The other downside in Big Walk is that players can only hold one item to start, but findable backpacks and additional items can be discovered later to hold more things. Almost every direction in Big Walk features a way of progression – as long as you are willing to take the Big Walk.
At the start of the game, it is highly recommended that you only use Big Walk voice chat to talk; it’s part of the game.
That being said, this system makes the puzzles more challenging due to voice distances and other factors. One of the puzzles has players guiding their blind teammate to match symbols in a room you can’t get into.
Because said ally has something on their head and there is glass in the way, the jacked up hearing makes things far more challenging.
And that’s just one example…
We have a hunch a lot of people will use Discord or party chat during their time with Big Walk.
Besides local voice, Big Walk also features a number of other tools to communicate as well that include walkie-talkies, flare guns, lights, and even signboards.
However, it is very easy to get lost in Big Walk due to the lack of map markers. In addition, players cannot see each other’s names; even when right on top of each other.
For those looking for the hardcore Big Walk experience, the in-game tools will certainly provide that.
Big Walk has also been designed as a game for streaming and clips. With all of this walking, players can interact with the chat quite a bit.
There are a number of ways to troll people in Big Walk, including kicking items into the ocean or carrying them off a cliff.
When you have 12 people playing Big Walk, expect sheer chaos.
While Big Walk features a day-night cycle, nighttime really sucks without a light and simply wasn’t fun.
The floor in Big Walk also isn’t very even, with players often caught up on ledges and rocks while walking off the path. One can try to jump, but that leads to players often getting stuck – so you have to go backward and then jump over whatever it is you are stuck on.
It happens a lot.
I also cannot stress this enough: If you dislike walking simulators, Big Walk’s gratuitous backtracking isn’t for you.
Big Walk does feature a few frame drops, getting surprisingly frame-y in places multiple times in the woods. While we only had two people in this instance, it could very well be worse with additional players.
While Big Walk could very well be someone’s Game of the Year, most people will likely get burnt out by its backtracking and voice chat system.
EA SPORTS FC 27 prides itself on being “Ultimate Team on your terms,” ensuring one’s choices and time truly matters.
On that note, Ultimate Team in EA SPORTS FC 27 will feature additional ways to progress through its FUT Gallery. Providing a long-term experience, this system allows players to give players a purpose, with any player owned becoming part of one’s gallery. Players will also be able to complete themed sets as they increase one’s grade.
In addition, Ultimate Team in EA SPORTS FC 27 will feature single-player live events that will have players competing through escalating challenges against authentic and themed opponents. On that same note, players will also be able to play with diverse Squads across all Live Event types.
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Bringing back the magic found in the classic PlayStation 2 action RPGs we all know and love, Yahya Danboos has unveiled his new Kingdom Hearts-inspired action RPG Luminous Nights.
Ahead of its release on August 6, ARC SYSTEM WORKS, Marvel Games, and PlayStation Publishing have released the launch trailer for their four-on-four fighter MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls.
Bringing back the magic found in the classic PlayStation 2 action RPGs we all know and love, Yahya Danboos has unveiled his new Kingdom Hearts-inspired action RPG Luminous Nights.
— Yahya Danboos🌙Kickstarter Launch Soon (@YahyaDanboos) July 31, 2026
Featuring a mystical Arabian Nights world, Luminous Nights tells the story of the young boy Faris, who finds himself transported to a mystical city.
From there, players will help Faris find his way home as they fight Afreets and experience a story that blends together bright and dark emotional themes.
Learn more about how “HeartsLike” games are taking over with the great video below from Yahya below:
I've been working on a Kingdom Hearts inspired game for over 4 years! It's been really fun making my own game based off my favorite game franchise! ❤️ pic.twitter.com/IfFARTnDAi
— Yahya Danboos🌙Kickstarter Launch Soon (@YahyaDanboos) May 23, 2026
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Ahead of its release on August 6, ARC SYSTEM WORKS, Marvel Games, and PlayStation Publishing have released the launch trailer for their four-on-four fighter MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls.
Your dream team. Your strategy. Your fight to save the Earth. Choose from 20 iconic Marvel characters and experience explosive 4v4 tag battles in #MARVELTokon: Fighting Souls!
Coming August 6 PT to PS5 and PC. Watch the Launch Trailer now and get ready to assemble your squad!… pic.twitter.com/tBhZrdAwrp
— MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls (@MARVELTokon) July 31, 2026
Letting players Assemble their dream team of legendary Marvel characters, MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls features 4v4 tag battles with a launch roster of 20 iconic Marvel characters.
Mode-wise, MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls features ranked online matches, local battles, five original stories in its Episode Mode, and an Online Lobby functionality.
Learn more with the launch trailer below:
MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls | Launch Trailer
MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls is set to release for both the PlayStation 5 and PC via Steam on August 6.
Giving players the chance to Chart the Unknown, the world of Panana Studio and Com2uS’ Star Sailors has launched its Major Summer Update that brings new content, Partners, seasonal events, and gameplay expansions to the collectible RPG.
