From building to realism, each battle royale has tried to specialize in various niches to stand out. Enter Super People, where every player in a match has superpowers—making games even more challenging and interesting. Its main map resembles PUBG, but Super People does an excellent job of creating its own environment that revolves around expecting the unexpected. There are a total of 12 classes in the game at the moment. Players are randomly assigned one of these operators at the beginning of a match unless they spend a golden coin to pick their desired character.

After an unexpectedly long first season, Halo Infinite‘s season two is finally set to release next month on May 3. Titled Lone Wolves after the free armor core players can customize through the new battle pass, Infinite’s second season brings with it bug fixes, balance changes, new modes, and new maps. While we already covered the four new modes you can expect to dive into in the Arena and Big Team Battle playlists on May 3, fresh new play spaces are just as important.

NICKMERCS is a content creator with over two million subscribers on YouTube as of May 2020. He’s a talented battle royale player who mostly plays Call of Duty: Warzone. NICKMERCS’ road to success was a long one. He’s been involved in the esports scene since 2008 and played competitive Halo and Gears of War. Everything started clicking when he began creating content for Fortnite and he slowly started to dominate the battle royale genre with his strong background in tactical shooters.

Over the course of his six-year career in Counter-Strike, Russel “Twistzz” Van Dulken has gone from being a no-name teenager to one of the most respected players in North America. Since joining Team Liquid in 2017 and FaZe Clan in 2021, the 21-year-old has won tournament after tournament and cemented himself as one of the top players in the game. In total, Twistzz’s has won $870,000 in prize winnings, beating players like Na’Vi’s s1mple, OG’s NBK, and new teammate NiKo.

GTA V‘s three endings were all fulfilling in their own ways. Regardless of their choice, in the end, players had no way of knowing what Michael, Franklin, and Trevor were up to after settling into their new lives after the finale. The Contract, GTA Online’s next expansion—initially teased in 2013—features new story missions, radio stations, music. There are also collaborations with celebrities like Dr. Dre. Considering Rockstar dropped the ball with Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition‘s release, it can use this chance to redeem itself by delivering yet another classic experience.

The Lush Jungle event is rolling out in Pokémon Go, which means players will encounter even more Pokémon from the Alola region, including Fomantis, Lurantis, and the guardian deity of Akala Island, Tapu Lele. As an important location from Sun and Moon, Lush Jungle Fomantis and its evolution Lurantis play a big role in the event as they make their debut.  Other Pokémon you would expect to find in a jungle habitat like Sudowoodo, Ferroseed, and Paras are going to be appearing more frequently in the wild.

New content and the next piece of the main storyline are finally on their way in Genshin Impact following an extended Version 2.6 and lengthy Version 2.7 delay. Version 2.7, which is titled “Hidden Dreams in the Depths,” is set to launch on May 31 after the usual update maintenance takes place. Keeping to the usual pattern preceding updates, miHoYo premiered an exclusive special program livestream teasing what’s to come in Version 2.

Gaming can be a fickle industry, with audiences hopping from one game to the next without much thought. Because of this, games that can retain audiences for years are regarded as very special. But in Q1 2022, no new releases cracked the top 10 most-played games in the first three months of this year. According to Mat Piscatella of the NPD Group, the most-played game so far is Minecraft, which was released in 2009.

A recent mod for Skyrim: Special Edition uses AI to make NPCs actually say the name of the player’s character, regardless of the name they chose. The Say My Name mod uses the AI voice-acting tool xVASynth, created by software developer Dan Ruta, to mimic NPCs’ voices and make Skyrim a more personal experience.  A video showing the software changing the voice lines of some NPCs as they talk to the player character surfaced earlier this week on Ruta’s YouTube channel, as spotted by PC Gamer.

QTCinderella announced her latest collaborative event, a Beyblade tournament which will feature 32 other streamers in a double elimination bracket. First released in 1999, Beyblades are spinning top toys that quickly have become a symbol of the early 2000s. Beyblades are played by being spun into an arena where the tops clash until only one is left standing. Played in competitions around the world, competitive Beyblade is now making its debut on Twitch.