Where Winds Meet is a popular, free-to-play action role-playing game set in an open world inspired by Chinese martial arts. It quickly gained a large player base, reaching 9 million players in just two weeks. The developers plan to continue adding new content, with more updates scheduled for early 2026.
Gamers aren’t just interested in how big the rewards are – it’s how those rewards are earned that really matters. Games that build anticipation, keep you playing over time, and make each play session feel meaningful are the most engaging. Knowing how this system works can help you pick games you’ll enjoy and play them in a way that feels good for you.
In an interview with PC Gamer, executive producer Martin Klima explained that the game will feature a system similar to GTA: San Andreas, where the main character, Henry, can gain or lose weight based on what he eats. This weight change will also impact the clothes he’s able to wear.
To be honest, Shadowmoor really catches the eye. The video starts with a short musical introduction, then jumps right into the Lorwyn Eclipsed cards, showcasing some truly amazing artwork. Here’s a peek at a few of the cards from the set:
Everyone will love watching this exciting group embark on a new journey! Here’s some background information about Daggerheart Azerim to go with the trailer.
With Simon Williams, also known as Wonder Man, already displaying powers in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, fans are wondering if he’s a mutant. His comic book backstory is quite different: he was a businessman who lost his company to Tony Stark and gained powers through experiments as part of a revenge plot against the Avengers. He later became a hero and eventually died, only to be resurrected and become a Hollywood actor and stuntman. The MCU seems to be streamlining his story, focusing only on the actor aspect. However, if Simon is a mutant, it could be a subtle clue that the X-Men are coming to the MCU. We’ll get definitive answers when Wonder Man premieres on Disney+ on January 27th.
Check out the series 21 announce video below.
LEGO SMART Play is a new way to interact with LEGO sets. It uses technology to make your builds more immersive by adding sounds, lights, and reactions that respond to how you play – all without needing a screen! Basically, it brings your LEGO creations to life, letting them make relevant noises, allowing Minifigures to interact with their surroundings, and lighting up based on your actions.
LEGO is launching a new line called SMART play, and the first sets will be three all-in-one Star Wars kits. Each kit will include a LEGO SMART Brick with a charger, plus at least one LEGO SMART Minifigure and a LEGO SMART tag. Let’s take a closer look at what these sets offer.
In a recent interview with JoBlo, actor Liu spoke highly of his co-star, Barrera, with whom he appeared in Peacock’s The Copenhagen Test. He praised her dedication, saying she consistently challenges herself. He even suggested she has the potential to play Wonder Woman, noting that her commitment during stunt training reminded him of the iconic superhero. He jokingly added that he hoped James Gunn, or someone else who might be listening, would take notice.