What will you be playing over this weekend?

The weekend is here, offering a well-deserved break for gaming. Whether you prefer exploring new worlds, competing online, or revisiting classic titles, the possibilities are endless. Many players share a common bond through memorable moments, shared tips, amusing failures, and hard-earned achievements. Looking for something new to play? Dive into Crimson Desert and explore the vast continent of Pywel as Kliff, known as the Greymane, on his quest to reclaim what was once his (check out Game Informer’s list for more). Sports fans can step up to the plate with MLB The Show 26, or jump into Ghost of Yotei Legends for free online cooperative action. Puzzle enthusiasts might enjoy Parseword, a cryptic crossword-style game from Wordle creator Josh Wardle, while fans of 90s boomer shooters can check out the single-player thrills of Ultimate Bug War. And if you’re in Lakeville, Minnesota, be sure to catch Project Hail Mary at the new IMAX theater. If you’re an Xbox Game Pass subscriber seeking a great one-off experience, consider these titles: Ori and the Blind Forest: Get hooked on this beautifully crafted platformer and its emotional storyline. Inside: From the creators of Limbo, this mind-bending puzzle-platformer will challenge your perspective.

What Remains of Edith Finch: Discover the secrets of a mysterious family in this award-winning narrative game. Xbox Game Pass also provides access to a rotating library of titles. Here are some current highlights: Sea of Thieves: Embark on a treasure hunt, engage in thrilling battles, and live the pirate life in this expansive multiplayer adventure. Forza Horizon 4: Experience the thrill of high-speed racing across stunning British landscapes in this open-world game. Gears 5: Join the fight against a fearsome Locust swarm in this action-packed third-person shooter. Here’s a quick rundown of new and upcoming video game releases, starting March 20: Project Songbird: Dakota, a musician facing writer’s block, retreats to a secluded cabin in the Appalachian forest to record a new album in this chilling first-person narrative horror game, launching March 26, 2026. MLB The Show 26: Experience an improved career mode and a completely revamped Franchise mode. Parseword: A brand-new word puzzle game from Josh Wardle. Ultimate Bug War: A single-player, first-person shooter that pays homage to the iconic games of the 1990s.

Weekend Gaming Choices: Ghost of Yotei Legends & IMAX’s Project Hail Mary

Ghost of Yotei Legends: Dive into a free online cooperative mode (base game required) without any microtransactions. Project Hail Mary: Now playing at the new IMAX theater in Lakeville, Minnesota. What are your gaming plans for the weekend? Share your choices and create some lasting memories!

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