The third story DLC for Warhorse Studios and PLAION’s Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, Mysteria Ecclesiae is set to launch November 11.
This DLC for Kingdom Come Deliverance II will have players joining Henry as he assumes the role of assistant to the renowned healer Sigismund Albicus, who carries ties to King Wenceslas himself.
Henry finds himself tasked with a clandestine mission within the monastery’s ancient walls, quickly finding himself entangled in a web of intrigue and a deadly, mysterious plague.
Learn more with the announcement trailer for Kingdom Come: Deliverance II’s Mysteria Ecclesiae DLC below:
Kingdom Come Deliverance II – Mysteria Ecclesiae DLC Announce Trailer
“Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 has quickly become one of my favorite open-world RPGs of all time. Warhorse sits atop RPG Mount Rushmore with the best this industry has to offer.”
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Something sinister is afoot at Sedletz Monastery. Mysteria Ecclesiae, the third story DLC for Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, arrives on 11 November 2025. Watch the trailer – link below. #KCD2pic.twitter.com/WpVz3INpZE
— Kingdom Come: Deliverance II (@KingdomComeRPG) October 23, 2025
Just in time for spooky season, the Tales of the Moon Cult DLC for GrapeOcean Technologies and V Publishing’s Black Geyser: Couriers of Darkness is now available.
A tire-screeching new collaboration, NEXON’s electrifying mobile racer KartRider Rush+ (KRR+) is teaming up with South Korean tire company Hankook Tire to let racers roll in style with in-game items, outfits, accessories, and community events!
Going even further beyond, Spike Chunsoft and Bandai Namco have released a new live action trailer for DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO ahead of its launch on the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 next month.
A platformer RPG, players will be able to possesses the power of reincarnation with the release of Sad Slime Games’ The Last Phoenix.
A game where dying is good, The Last Phoenix has players taking control of the goblin Felix. Fighting to protect the last of one’s kind, players will be able to equip magic charms, explore different biomes, and utilize its skill tree system to get ahead.
Just in time for spooky season, the Tales of the Moon Cult DLC for GrapeOcean Technologies and V Publishing’s Black Geyser: Couriers of Darkness is now available.
A tire-screeching new collaboration, NEXON’s electrifying mobile racer KartRider Rush+ (KRR+) is teaming up with South Korean tire company Hankook Tire to let racers roll in style with in-game items, outfits, accessories, and community events!
Going even further beyond, Spike Chunsoft and Bandai Namco have released a new live action trailer for DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO ahead of its launch on the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 next month.
Serving as the thrilling climax and finale of the Amphoreous saga, HoYoverse’s Honkai: Star Rail Version 3.7 – dubbed “As Tomorrow Became Yesterday” – will launch November 5.
Going even further beyond, Spike Chunsoft and Bandai Namco have released a new live action trailer for DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO ahead of its launch on the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 next month.
Both the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 releases of DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO are set to include support for motion controls using the Joy-Con controllers.
The Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 versions of DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO will also feature local and online multiplayer.
See how players will be able to unleash their inner fighter anytime, anywhere with the live action trailer for DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO below:
Sparking! ZERO – Bring the Fight with You | Nintendo Switch & Nintendo Switch 2
All those looking to dive into DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO on Nintendo platforms, the title will release for both the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 on November 14.
For other Saiyans warriors looking to heed the call, DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO is also available for the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam.
A tire-screeching new collaboration, NEXON’s electrifying mobile racer KartRider Rush+ (KRR+) is teaming up with South Korean tire company Hankook Tire to let racers roll in style with in-game items, outfits, accessories, and community events!
Serving as the thrilling climax and finale of the Amphoreous saga, HoYoverse’s Honkai: Star Rail Version 3.7 – dubbed “As Tomorrow Became Yesterday” – will launch November 5.
Team Jade’s action-packed shooter Delta Force is going big this Halloween season with a limited-time in-game event featuring eerie new rewards alongside solo queue in Operations.
Going out with guns blazing this Thursday, Fumi Games and PlaySide’s gritty, noir-fueled FPS MOUSE: P.I. For Hire is set to launch for PC and consoles March 19, 2026.
Proudly overthinking what you under think, comedian, writer, actor, filmmaker, and internet personality Alec Hamlin of @DontBeSmartAlec will be a Guest of Honor at Sac Gamers Expo 2025 this December.
Ever since the early days of Operation Genesis, the potential for a Jurassic Park management sim was clear.
Until now, that vision was never truly realized…
The original Jurassic World Evolution was a decent start – an average game with good ideas. Later on, its successor Jurassic World Evolution 2 offered marginal improvements, but ignored many of the original’s downfalls.
Scoring both releases 50/100 and 55/100 respectively, Frontier Development’s Jurassic World Evolution 3 was approached with reserved optimism.
Surely this time it’ll hit the spot, right?
Jurassic World Evolution 3 Review
Let’s get something out of the way…
The franchise’s biggest pain point comes with its poorly simulated attempts at guests – the single reason why this is a park management sim and not a wildlife conservation sim.
Sadly, that has not changed with this release. The guests are mere illusions, walking objects that serve no real purpose and exist only because they are expected to do so.
My “thriving” drinks establishment with 441 guests, but no actual guests in sight
While one can create experiences of pure wonder and joy – even epic when it comes to the grandiose playground the Jurassic Park franchise is known for.
Despite that, 300 people will still be wandering around your staff-only facilities…because reasons.
Placing any guest service, like a food or drink vendor, will immediately net a profit based on the number of guests that are in the area.
This is regardless of whether guests actually physically appear in said area.
Hours spent researching and constructing attractions, just for them to be completely ignored by “guests”
One’s beautifully curated viewing platform, with 15 visible dinosaurs and 4,000 appeal, will often be empty and lifeless.
This area has been all but ignored throughout the series – and it continues to be a disappointment in this release.
With that out of the way, Jurassic World Evolution 3 is the best game in the series – and it’s not even close.
Jurassic World Evolution 3 builds on almost every other area (sorry, combat is still a bit meh), pushing the franchise to new heights.
Whether you want massive structures or carefully curated fountains, the workshop potential is limitless
A lot of Jurassic World Evolution 3’s heavy lifting is done by the community, thanks in part to a fantastically designed set of building customization tools that provide near-endless creativity.
Merely days after its release, the Jurassic World Evolution 3 community has already created some truly epic designs.
Using Jurassic World Evolution 3’s tools in the well-constructed workshop, one can create everything from a near replica of the original park.
Video from Rudi Rennkamel. This is in the game. Working. Available to download.
It would be easy to understate the importance of this impressive suite of tools, but they all add an unrivaled level of longevity and customization
Outside of Frontier Developments’ other titles, of course.
Put simply, Jurassic Wold Evolution 3’s suite of tools is a truly remarkable feat.
And they all do so much more!
Every problem seems less of an issue, every obstacle less relevant…there’s just so much potential to do just about anything.
With these tools in placce, they allow the rest of the game to shine like never before.
Life found a way, a way to completely f**k me over with a combination of storms and really rude dinosaurs
While the economic challenges of the game are still few and far between (a positive cash flow is literally throwing down a few buildings, and you’re good to go) the complete and utter carnage and chaos is as glorious as ever.
Our sandbox park featured a small enclosure for the ridiculously cute Microceratus. On the other side of the path, a growing family of Dilophosaurus. Money was pouring in, and we were thriving.
Then a storm hit.
I’m not an expert, but I’d imagine the Panicking and Cohabitation Issue are related to the Dilophosaurus raid
It took out the power, causing the Dilophosaurus to escape through the fence and break into the Microceratus enclosure. On that note, this was attached to a petting zoo for visitors…
Dinosaurs died, people were eaten, and we were hit with lawsuits to near non-existence.
Chaos defeated us that day.
There’s a magic to Jurassic World Evolution 3’s chaos, a combination of compounding events that can bring even the best managed parks to its knees – and it’s awesome.
The addition of natural breeding makes the micromanagement of dinosaur needs far more rewarding
Many of the elements surrounding dinosaurs and care in Jurassic World Evolution 3 remain the same. Dinosaurs require certain habitats to thrive, and attempting to balance these out across multiple species is rewarding and satisfying.
The introduction of Juvenile dinosaurs to Jurassic World Evolution 3 adds another layer of excitement to the mix.
Genetically breeding the ultimate attraction while watching all the new animations and interactions between different families and herds, it’s a seemingly small and simple feature at face value. However, this feature adds so much to the overall experience.
New attractions, a suite of impressive terraforming and community creation tools, new dinosaurs, new breeding mechanics…
Clocking approximately 40 hours into Jurassic World Evolution 3 as of this writing, we have barely scratched the surface of what we want to achieve.
That’s where Jurassic World Evolution 3 truly won us over…
Jurassic World Evolution 3’s combination of existing and new features creates a consistently busy – yet growing – environment.
There were always simultaneous projects going on at any given time. We were mentally checkmarking objectives as we progressed, always moving forward to that next grand idea.
The career mode is great, with more variety of objectives and freedom to swap between locations
There is still one area of criticism that needs to be discussed: Jurassic World Evolution 3’s console release.
Reviewed on the Xbox Series X, its 30 frames per second frame rate 30 FPS is very noticeable to the point we regret not buying it on PC first.
With the level of flora and fauna detail scattered across every map, graphical pop-in is quite intrusive. There is also a construction limit imposed on console platforms will be off-putting for those hoping to create something massive.
Editor’s Note: It’s unclear whether Park Complexity (a limit imposed on park objects and dinosaurs) is currently working as intended. Developers have stated they are looking into potential problems.
To scroll to the settings box, it auto-selects whatever the final option is, creating a frustrating experience for the controller
Coupled with the traditional woes of console management games, sluggish controls, and interface interaction when it comes to challenges building with precision, makes the console versions of Jurassic World Evolution 3 a tough call.
Jurassic World Evolution 3 is a great console release; there’s no denying that.
That being said, while it works well and does everything it needs to do, the PC version of Jurassic World Evolution 3 really lets this game shine.
Jurassic World Evolution 3 is the single best entry in the series to date – and it’s not even close.
Jurassic World Evolution 3 Review
Reviewed On: Xbox Series X|S (Digital Copy Purchased) Release Date: October 21, 2025 Platforms: PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S Developer: Frontier Developments Publisher: Frontier Developments
The Outer Worlds 2 is Obsidian Entertainment’s best work to date – a perfect RPG for those seeking an old-school approach, one with more substance than expanse.
Team Jade’s action-packed shooter Delta Force is going big this Halloween season with a limited-time in-game event featuring eerie new rewards alongside solo queue in Operations.
Follow Billy through the Playground, uncover the truth, and earn SAW Coins for a chance to redeem items from the SAW Ops bundle featuring D-Wolf's legendary collab appearance, KC-17 – SAW, and so much more! pic.twitter.com/Qn1aSJNTEN
Starting today, Delta Force players will be able to jump into the title to celebrate the in-game festivities.
Kicking things off is the hotly anticipated SAW Operator Bundle – Delta Force players that log in and play can earn for themselves special SAW Coins. From there, then can then be used to redeem a bunch of cool rewards, including the SAW Operator Bundle.
Looking for a different kind of challenge? Delta Force players can also dive into the new Halloween Challenge, tasking Operators to engage in battles with special rules.
On that note, Delta Force Operators can test their skills in unique modes like melee-only, shotgun-only, and sniper-only. Matching the occasion, a full suite of holiday-themed Weapon Appearances will also be available that can be acquired just by launching the game and playing during the event.
Finally, the highly requested solo-queue for Operations will make an appearance. As the team introduces this new way to play, this mode will initially be tested on the Zero Dam map.
A limited-time test, this will run on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays – the team encourages all players to jump in, share feedback, and shape the future of solo-queue in this title.
Going out with guns blazing this Thursday, Fumi Games and PlaySide’s gritty, noir-fueled FPS MOUSE: P.I. For Hire is set to launch for PC and consoles March 19, 2026.
Proudly overthinking what you under think, comedian, writer, actor, filmmaker, and internet personality Alec Hamlin of @DontBeSmartAlec will be a Guest of Honor at Sac Gamers Expo 2025 this December.
Seeing a reimagined new format in 2026, the Game Developers Conference (GDC) Festival of Gaming is set to provide five days of nightly activities and offerings for everyone from all corners of the industry next March.
The dark fantasy world of Arc Games, Asmodee, and Cephalofair Games’ tactical RPG Frosthaven is getting that much bigger with today’s free “Awakening Protocol” update.
Letting players strike with purpose and move with style, a free Steam Alpha Demo is now available for Dallience Studios and TBD’s kinetic 3D anime action title YASUKE: A Lost Descendant.
