Julian N. Ebert

The futuristic third person action game in the same vein as GTA, Mindseye, is getting an update soon. After all this time and controversy, it’s surprising that the title is still getting new content, especially considering the fact that its concurrent player count has hovered in the dozens only a month after its release last year. However, it seems like this upcoming update, which will include a brand new mission, may have an agenda that extends beyond Mindseye’s story.

Fantasy League has finally arrived. And no, that’s not yet another betting app that allows you to throw your life’s savings away on a parlay on what color of tie and socks the president will wear at his next press conference, it’s the title of season 10 of The Finals. Embark’s bombastic game-show-themed shooter went medieval earlier today as its latest season burst through the gates with exciting new olde-timey content and improvements across the board.

Neon lights, droning digital voices in the distance, rain-soaked alleyways laced with cable, and a distinct sense of everything being wrong in the world. Familiar feelings, but foreign sights. A technologically progressive world with socially regressive circumstances. That’s the hallmark of the Cyberpunk genre–which, thanks to the massive success of the aptly named Cyberpunk 2077–has exploded in popularity in recent years in the gaming landscape.