It’s official: The Fog is getting a lot stranger… again.
The Entity has pulled back the veil on the highly anticipated Stranger Things Chapter 2 for Dead by Daylight! Whether you’re a legacy player or a newcomer to the Upside Down, it’s time to gear up for a new round of supernatural survival.
What’s Lurking in the Fog?
New Killer: Face off against a terrifying new threat from the depths of the Upside Down.
New Survivors: Join forces with fan-favourite characters ready to bring their unique perks to the campfire.
New Map: Explore iconic, eerie locations inspired by the latest seasons of the hit Netflix series.
Why We’re Hyped
The first collaboration brought us the Demogorgon, Steve, and Nancy—but the lore of Hawkins has grown so much since then. This chapter promises to dive deeper into the horror, blending Dead by Daylight’s signature suspense with the nostalgic terror of Stranger Things.
Are you ready to run, or will you become the next sacrifice?
Drop your theories in the comments: Who do you think the new Killer is? (Our money is on Vecna!)
Find out more here – https://deadbydaylight.com/news/stranger-things-returns-vecna-dustin-eleven/
The checkered flag is waving, the engines are revving, and the plastic tracks are glowing with speed! If you grew up snapping together orange track pieces, or if you’re a fan of the high-octane Netflix series, then the new arcade racer, Hot Wheels Let’s Race: Ultimate Speed, is a must-play.
This isn’t just another tie-in game—it’s a vibrant, chaotic, and wonderfully over-the-top tribute to the pure joy of Hot Wheels. Here’s a look at what makes this game an absolute blast for racers of all ages.
Arcade Chaos at its Finest
Ultimate Speed is an arcade racer through and through. Forget realistic driving physics; this game is all about drifting, boosting, and stunning your way to the finish line.
Drift-Focused Controls: Mastering the drift is key to success! Smooth, long drifts not only feel great but also charge up your all-important boost meter for bursts of exhilarating speed.
Iconic Vehicles: Jump into fan-favourite cars like the Super Twin Mill™, GT-Scorcher, and Duck N’ Roll™. Each of the many unlockable vehicles offers unique handling and a special ability to help you dominate the track.
Over-the-Top Tracks: Race through a dozen wild, colourful tracks inspired by the animated series. Expect gravity-defying loops, massive jumps, and magnetic roads that turn every race into a rollercoaster experience.
Boss Battles and Game Modes Galore
The racing camp challenges are just the beginning. Ultimate Speed packs plenty of content to keep you glued to the controller.
Racing Camp & Cup Champ: Dive into the main campaign to become the Ultimate Garage Champion, taking on various events, cups, and unique challenges.
Epic Boss Showdowns: Prepare for the unexpected! The game features thrilling boss fights where you face off against giant enemies, like Professor Rearview’s fire-breathing dragon, right on the track.
Five Thrilling Modes: From quick Speed Trials to Free Races, there’s a mode for every kind of play session.
Unleash Your Inner Engineer with Track Builder
For many Hot Wheels fans, half the fun is building the track! The Track Builder mode allows you to create your dream course with a variety of loops, ramps, curves, and twists.
This mode is intuitively designed, starting you off with engaging challenges that teach you the mechanics of track construction before letting you go wild. Once you’ve perfected your plastic masterpiece, you can save it and race on it with friends.
The Perfect Family Fun Racer
While the high-speed action is certainly exciting, the game is built with family-friendly racing in mind:
Accessible Gameplay: The controls are intuitive, and helpful bumpers keep younger players from flying completely off the track.
Local Multiplayer: The game shines in its local 4-player split-screen mode. Grab three friends or family members and settle those rivalries on the couch—the perfect excuse for a family game night!
Customisation: Earn ‘Flame Badges’ to unlock new cars, decals that provide perks, and track parts, allowing everyone to personalise their favourite ride in the Ultimate Garage.
Hot Wheels Let’s Race: Ultimate Speed successfully captures the wild, inventive spirit of both the classic toys and the new animated show. It’s fast, silly, and packed with energy, proving that you don’t need complicated mechanics when the core goal is simply to have fun and go ULTIMATE SPEED!
Are you ready to rev your engine? Let’s Race!
Hot Wheels Let’s Race: Ultimate Speed https://www.gamemill.com
For over a decade, fans of the iconic Splinter Cell franchise have been waiting in the shadows for Sam Fisher’s return. While the long-rumoured game remake remains a mystery, the good news is that our favourite Third Echelon operative is finally coming back into the light… or rather, the darkness. On October 14, 2025, a new story in the Splinter Cell universe will arrive, but not in the way you might expect.
Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Deathwatch is not a game, but an adult animated espionage series set to premiere on Netflix. And based on what we’ve seen so far, it’s shaping up to be an adaptation that both respects the source material and carves out its own unique path.
From John Wick to Splinter Cell: The Creative Team
One of the most exciting aspects of Deathwatch is the team behind it. The series is produced by Ubisoft Film & Television, but the creative lead is none other than Derek Kolstad, the writer who brought the high-octane world of John Wick to life. In a recent interview, Kolstad made it clear that his goal was to create a new story that uses all the existing game lore and ancillary material as canon.
This means that the series will feature an older, retired Sam Fisher, a seasoned veteran living in self-imposed exile. His past with characters like Douglas Shetland and the events of games like Chaos Theory will serve as the foundation for this new chapter. It’s a fresh take that allows for an original plot while still feeling deeply connected to the legacy of the games.
The Story: An Old Legend Pulled Back into the Black
Deathwatch sees Sam Fisher, long since retired from active duty, drawn back into the world of espionage. A wounded young operative, Zinnia McKenna, seeks his help, leading Sam to uncover a vast conspiracy involving a company called Displace International. The company, now run by the children of his former comrade Douglas Shetland, is at the heart of a plot that threatens Europe.
Working with his old technical operations officer Anna “Grim” Grímsdóttir and the modern Fourth Echelon, Sam must once again use his legendary skills to navigate a world that has become more digital and less reliant on boots-on-the-ground agents. The show explores the tension between old-school analogue spies and the new digital world, a theme that feels perfectly suited for a franchise known for its cutting-edge technology and classic stealth gameplay.
A New Voice for Sam Fisher
Perhaps the most talked-about change for Deathwatch is the casting of Sam Fisher. For the first time, Michael Ironside will not be voicing the iconic character. Instead, the role goes to acclaimed actor Liev Schreiber. While this news has certainly been met with mixed reactions from longtime fans, Kolstad has stated that the decision was made to give the series a “new sound” for what they hope will be a long-running show. Given Schreiber’s experience with the Clancy-verse (he played John Clark in The Sum of All Fears), it’s a choice that makes a lot of sense from a narrative and casting perspective.
What to Expect
The trailers for Splinter Cell: Deathwatch are full of fast-paced action and a moody, stylised aesthetic. It’s a visually striking animated series that promises a gritty, adult spy thriller. While it’s not the new game fans have been clamouring for, it’s a chance to see Sam Fisher in a new medium, with a new story that builds on his rich history.
So, mark your calendars for October 14, 2025, grab your night-vision goggles, and get ready to dive back into the shadows. Splinter Cell: Deathwatch is set to be a mission you won’t want to miss.
Splinter Cell on Netflix https://www.netflix.com/gb/title/81306317
With the success of the Electric State movie on Netflix now The Electric State: Kid Cosmo a prequel game is available for mobile gamers to enjoy. The game follows a brother and sister as they work out the puzzles at the centre of the game. This is for anyone who loves a bit of retro gaming and games based on popular movies, this has to be a winner. The great news is that this game is available right now on iOS and Android.
To find out more about The Electric State: Kid Cosmo game go to the official game website here https://shorturl.at/zPNlu or download it on Android here https://shorturl.at/ldd5k and on iOS here https://shorturl.at/3v5T2
This is massive its the launch of the Gundam Requiem for Vengeance with the Fortnite game in celebration of the upcoming anime TV series on Netflix. This is very exciting and offers players the opportunity to get into a series of Deathmatch on Fortnite Island and we all know how serious that could be for anyone, no matter how long you have been playing or how skilful you are. This is a great mash-up of gaming and TV series all rolled into one big explosive event that is set to be released just after the launch of the Gundam: Requiem for Vengeance anime on Netflix, stay tuned for more information!
Find out more about the Gundam Requiem for Vengeance here https://gundam-requiem.net
You might think that running a successful games development business is easy, simply create a cool game and let the cash come rolling in. Well, it might not be as easy as that, but you can find out with the Game Dev Tycoon game from Netflix. Come up with ideas, create the game idea, build a team, get financing and launch the game hoping that it’s a success and hasn’t wasted everyone’s time and effort in the process. This is your chance to get hands-on experience in running a game design studio, do you have what it takes?
Find out more about the Game Dev Tycoon game on Netflix here; https://www.netflix.com/game/81636737
This is something that will take some gamers back in time not only to 2004 when the game was first released but further back to the 80s. Yes, this is the Grand Theft Auto Trilogy mobile game edition on Netflix and we are off to San Andreas. Players will be able to drive cool cars, listen to the hottest music and revisit the streets of the fifth game in the modern series of GTA, although it has to be said that you cannot forget the two earlier versions of the game that were a bit like Pac-Man.
Find out more about the Grand Theft Auto Trilogy on Netflix here; https://www.netflix.com/game/81697077
It is easy to play the hero in a game, but what about playing the villain instead? In this case, you can become the frightening and very disturbed Vecna in the Stranger Things VR game from Netflix. This is an interesting way to find out how and why Vecna became so terrible and vengeful, this is the Stranger Things VR game and you are Vecna.
Grab your Meta Quest and enter the virtual reality world of gaming where you are right in there the upside down, experiencing the darkness, the loneliness and fear of being all alone in the darkest of places. The Stranger Things VR game will be launching at the end of November, are you ready to become Vecna?
Find out more about the Stranger Things VR game on Netflix here; https://www.netflix.com/strangerthings
If you have never played or even heard of the Dead Cells game before the first thing you need to know is that you are looking for a body as you are just a heap of undead sludge. Once you have a body you need to get it together quickly as there are secrets to find and bosses to fight, this is classic gaming brought to you by Netflix.
Dead Cells has the look of a retro style game, but the original game is only around five years old and yet here it is on Netflix and ready for you to download onto your smartphone allowing you to play this roguelike metroidvania game whenever you have a few minutes spare, of course, you will need more than few minutes as this game is addictive.
Find out more about the Dead Cells Netflix Edition game here; http://www.netflix.com/game/81705117
This is the Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Remix with Splinter Cells Sam Fisher coming to Netflix in a way that we have not experienced before, this is another classic game that has made it to the screen, in this case as an animation with makes it easier to switch from game to TV, yet this is still an action pack series that is not to be missed.
Thanks to the collaboration between Netflix, Ubisoft and Adi Shankar the character Captain Laserhawk is about to become more lifelike and believable as so many other popular games characters have done recently through animation, there is no need to wait either, this series is streaming now on Netflix!
Find out more about the Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Remix Splinter Cell Sam Fisher on Netflix here; https://www.netflix.com/title/81306319
How many times do people watch a TV show or movie and say “I could have done that!” but of course, the chance to prove it never happens, until now! For all of those people who watched the Squid Game on Netflix and said that they could have easily gotten through the challenges, this is their chance to put their money where their mouth is.
Welcome to the Squid Game Challenge this is where 456 competitive people and maybe some fans of the TV series compete in the ultimate challenge of skills, fitness and just plain old cunning to take the prize of $4.56 million dollars. Obviously, this mirrors the TV series to a certain extent, but it will be interesting to see just how far this challenge will go and if the contestants can handle it!
Find out more about the real Squid Game challenge on Netflix here; https://www.netflix.com/tudum/articles/squid-game-the-challenge-release-date-news
This is something that has really turned the world upside down, It is the Captain Laserhawk A Blood Dragon Remix an animated TV series from Ubisoft and Netflix that pays a sort of homage to the 90s and in particular the games of the era, that we know and love so much such as Assassin’s Creed, Rayman, and Far Cry, this has all the makings of something wonderful and comes with a touch of nostalgia too.
The USA is no more, instead, there is a technocracy known as Eden where propaganda and corruption are rife, hence there is a need for a hero and in this case, it happens to be Dolph Laserhawk, can the world be saved, or should we just watch the Eden Late Show hosted by Rayman no less, well this is a strange new world after all.
Find out more about the Captain Laserhawk A Blood Dragon Remix Rayman Late Show here; https://news.ubisoft.com/en-us/article/7qa24UXczvIn0b33JpKF6g/captain-laserhawk-a-blood-dragon-remix-series-coming-this-fall-on-netflix
