Want to grab some free cash with Arise Crossover codes? You're in the right place. We've compiled all of the active codes currently available in the popular Roblox open-world anime action game, so you can get your hands on some useful resources instantly.

Working Arise Crossover Codes (May 2025)

Below, you'll find all of the currently active and working Arise Crossover codes in May 2025 that you can redeem for free rewards:

• LOADOUTSFIX - Rewards (NEW!)
• LOADOUTS - Rewards (NEW!)
• LOADOUTS2 - Rewards (NEW!)
• UPGRADES - Rewards

Expired Arise Crossover Codes (May 2025)

The following Arise Crossover codes have expired and can no longer be redeemed as of May 2025:

• QUESTS
• ALIENS
• 1MLIKES
• WINTERRAID
• EASTER
• GZIRU
• ENCHTICKET
• TICKETS
• DUSTS
• Potions
• Beta
• COFFIN
• RUNES
• UPDATE
• DRAGONBLUE
• AlphaTester
• TESTERQA
• TESTER

How to Redeem Arise Crossover Codes

To redeem Arise Crossover codes, boot up the game and, once you’re in, follow the steps below:

1. Look at the icons on the left-hand side of the screen. In the top left-hand corner of the icon menu, you'll see an icon with a shopping basket.
2. Click the shopping basket to be taken to the in-game shop. Scroll to the bottom of this shop menu or press the codes icon on the right of the pop-up box and you'll find the codes bar.
3. Enter your code into this bar and then click send to redeem it.

Why Isn't My Arise Crossover Code Working?

If your Arise Crossover code isn’t working, it’s likely due to one of two scenarios. The first is that the code was inputted incorrectly. Check the spelling and that the case is correct, then redeem again. You can even copy and paste the codes directly from this article over to Roblox if you want to make sure you’re inputting them correctly.

The other possibility is the code has expired or you’ve already used it. In this scenario, you should see an error message pop up at the top of the screen informing you that the code has already been redeemed or is invalid.

How to Get More Arise Crossover Codes

If you're on the hunt for new Arise Crossover codes, you'll probably want to make your way over to the game's official Discord server. Once you're a member, you'll be able to access the codes channel, where you'll find new codes whenever they're published.

What is Arise Crossover in Roblox?

Arise Crossover is an open-world action game with a unique twist. It's world is comprised of multiple anime-inspired lands, with players able to travel to islands ripped directly from Solo Leveling, One Piece, Naruto and more. While exploring this familiar landscape, they'll be able to battle enemies native to each world, levelling up their character, unlocking new powers and completing dungeons.

Callum Williams is an IGN freelancer covering features and guides. When he's away from his desk, you can usually find him obsessing over the lore of the latest obscure indie horror game or bashing his head against a boss in the newest soulslike. You can catch him over on Twitter at @CaIIumWilliams.

Stellar Blade's Steam rollout has been mysteriously blocked in countries like Egypt, Vietnam, Estonia, and Cuba.

While there's been no formal statement on why sales have been blocked in over 100 countries around the world, it's thought the list broadly matches that of places where PlayStation Network is not available.

But here's the confusing thing: Stellar Blade doesn't require players to sign up to PSN to play, which has left players wondering why on earth sales have been restricted.

It's possible the block comes not because Stellar Blade requires a PSN connection, but because it offers an optional one. Though not confirmed by either developer ShiftUp or Sony itself just yet, some are speculating that it may be because players are invited to sign up via their PSN account to secure an optional skin for Eve.

The game isn't available in ~130 countries on Steam and Epic Games Store. pic.twitter.com/D79a3HrUut

— Mikhail Shevkun 🐶 (@MWorldII) May 15, 2025

More interestingly still, it seems ShiftUp itself has been surprised by the restrictions. While the team has responded to several unhappy tweets on X/Twitter, asking the complainants where they live, they've yet to provide any further information about why the game is blocked in certain countries.

Despite offering millions of fans the chance to enjoy experiences that were otherwise locked behind console exclusivity, Sony has fumbled its rollout on PC, with many players blasting the company for its mandatory PSN connection requirement. It meant that players needed to have an account and link it in order to enjoy their chosen game at all, even if the title was a single-player game like God of War or The Last of Us. The requirement led to backlash from PC players in territories where PSN is unavailable.

The drama first hit the Helldivers 2 community in May last year, when PlayStation announced that Steam users would need to connect a PlayStation Network account to play. The company, however, quickly took back that decision as it reversed course just a few days later.

This has since been further compounded, however, by the fact PSN is not available in some countries, which resulted in Helldivers 2 being delisted in around 177 countries at the time. Most recently, in January 2025, Sony stated it would no longer require players to link a PlayStation Network account to enjoy some of its PC games, and instead offered bonuses for those who do.

The PC version of Stellar Blade launches via Steam on June 11 along with a raft of PC-specific features, including AI upscaling via Nvidia DLSS 4 and AMD FSR 3, an unlocked framerate, Japanese and Chinese voiceover, ultrawide display support, higher resolution environment textures, and DualSense support for haptic feedback and trigger effects.

IGN's Stellar Blade review returned a 7/10. We said: "Stellar Blade is great in all of the most important ways for an action game, but dull characters, a lackluster story, and several frustrating elements of its RPG mechanics prevent it from soaring along with the best of the genre."

Vikki Blake is a reporter, critic, columnist, and consultant. She's also a Guardian, Spartan, Silent Hillian, Legend, and perpetually High Chaos. Find her at BlueSky.

When director Hugo Martin explained that the mantra for Doom: The Dark Ages was “stand and fight” during Xbox’s Developer Direct earlier this year, I was instantly enticed. It's an idea in direct opposition to id Software’s previous game, Doom Eternal, a shooter built on hyper-kinetic, perpetually mobile firefights. There is, however, a single enemy in Eternal that does demand you “stand and fight” – the Marauder. Perhaps the most controversial enemy ever featured in a Doom game, it’s hated by many… and loved by me. And the moment I realised that the trick to Doom: The Dark Ages’ combat was reacting to bright green lights – the very same thing that’s key to killing a Marauder – I knew I was all-in.

Don’t worry, The Dark Ages doesn’t force you into a cage fight with an enemy that’s as fast and fiddly as Eternal's Marauder. Sure, there is the Agaddon Hunter, who’s protected by a bulletproof shield and lashes out with a deadly combo attack, but the legacy of Eternal’s infamous battles lives on not through a single enemy, but every enemy. Rethought, recalibrated, and reforged, the ideas behind the Marauder have been applied to The Dark Ages’ core combat design. The result? Every encounter has the smarts of a Marauder face-off with none of the frustrations.

The Marauder is a bit of an unusual beast. Fights in Doom Eternal typically have you running loops around a combat arena, cutting down fodder enemies and bouncing between larger foes. Eternal has often been called a management game, and that doesn’t just apply to your resources; through the use of speed, space, and shotguns you have to manage the horde. That all goes out the window when the Marauder turns up. This tough-as-nails, axe-swinging powerhouse demands your complete focus, hence why it’s so often fought in one-on-one situations. On the odd occasion one turns up in larger battles, the best tactic is to avoid its blows, clear the deck of mobs, and – finally – stand and fight.

Killer Instinct Gold is the latest Nintendo 64 game to be added to the Nintendo Switch Online library.

A Nintendo 64 port of the arcade fighter Killer Instinct 2, Gold joins the original Killer Instinct in the expansive library of retro titles now available to the Online Expansion Pack subscribers.

Released almost 30 years ago now in 1996, Killer Instinct Gold was developed by British studio Rare, which was a frequent second-party developer for Nintendo at the time, making games like Donkey Kong Country, Goldeneye 007, and Perfect Dark for early Nintendo systems. You can pick from a roster of 10 killer fighters, and test your instincts across multiple game modes, "with hundreds of thousands of moves and killer Combos at your fingertips."

Rare and by extension the Killer Instinct franchise is of course now owned by Microsoft, which makes Killer Instinct Gold yet another Xbox Game Studios title to release on the Switch. Following the release of Xbox One launch title Killer Instinct back in 2013, there has been no indication that Microsoft plans to revive the series with yet another sequel.

Nintendo Switch Online is a subscription-based online gaming service for the Nintendo Switch gaming platform. Memberships include online functionality, allowing you to compete or cooperate with friends, as well as a collection of classic Nintendo games spanning four decades, including titles from the NES, SNES, Game Boy, Nintendo 64, and (with the upcoming launch of the Nintendo Switch 2) the new GameCube libraries. A free seven-day trial is also available.

Nintendo Switch 2 preorders went live at the end of April with the price of the console still fixed at $449.99 — and they went about as well as you'd expect. But although Nintendo has issued a warning to U.S. customers who applied for a Switch 2 pre-order from the My Nintendo Store, saying release date delivery is not guaranteed due to very high demand, Nintendo of America boss Doug Bowser told IGN he is confident the company will have enough units to meet consumer demand "through the holidays."

Vikki Blake is a reporter, critic, columnist, and consultant. She's also a Guardian, Spartan, Silent Hillian, Legend, and perpetually High Chaos. Find her at BlueSky.

Civilization 7 has had a rough launch on Steam — that much is clear. The strategy sequel has struggled for players on Valve’s platform ever since its launch in February. Reaction is ‘mixed,’ according to Steam user reviews. And despite a number of patches issued by developer Firaxis to reverse the sentiment, Civilization 7 finds itself in the unenviable situation of having fewer players on Steam than Civilization 6 and even the 15-year-old Civilization 5.

Civ 7’s Steam performance does not paint the entire picture, of course. The game also launched on PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch (a Nintendo Switch 2 version that makes use of the new Joy-Con mouse controls will soon release). But Civilization’s bread and butter is PC, and there Civ 7 is clearly struggling.

You’d think, then, that Firaxis parent company Take-Two wouldn’t be best pleased. But speaking to IGN in an interview ahead of the company’s latest financial results, CEO Strauss Zelnick told me he was “thrilled” with Civ 7 so far.

“I'm thrilled with Civ 7 so far,” Zelnick began. “However, there were some issues initially, and our team at Firaxis has done a great job addressing those issues. There's more work to be done. I'm optimistic that work will be done and will suit consumers, and ultimately that we have a very successful title on our hands.”

Zelnick then pointed to the Civilization franchise’s tendency to have a long sales cycle, at least compared to many other games, and his belief that Civ 7 will follow suit.

“The history of all the Civilization releases is that initially some of the changes that we make cause consternation among our consumers because they love the Civilization franchise so much,” he said.

“And then people realize, oh, this really is an improvement and over a long sales cycle, we do really well. I think that's what'll happen here too.

“But undoubtedly, we had some issues in the beginning, which we've addressed partially and continue to address.”

When Civ 7 launched, players highlighted issues with the user interface, a lack of map variety, and expressed a feeling that the game launched without a number of features they’d come to expect from the franchise.

Zelnick’s mention of hardcore Civ players being a little nervous about Civ 7 at launch is no-doubt a reference to some of the dramatic changes Firaxis made to the game.

A full campaign in Civilization 7 is one that goes through all three Ages: Antiquity, Exploration, and Modern. Once the Age is completed, all players (and any AI opponents) experience an Age Transition simultaneously. During an Age Transition, three things happen: you select a new civilization from the new Age to represent your empire, you choose which Legacies you want to retain in the new Age, and the game world evolves. The Civilization games have never had such a system. Clearly, Zelnick believes Civ fans will come to love it over time.

Take-Two has yet to announce a sales figure for Civilization 7, but in its financial report said it was "pursuing opportunities to expand the audience," including the recent launch of Civilization 7 VR for Meta Quest 3 and 3S, as well as the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 port.

Wesley is the UK News Editor for IGN. Find him on Twitter at @wyp100. You can reach Wesley at wesley_yinpoole@ign.com or confidentially at wyp100@proton.me.

Anime Saga codes will have you stocked up on Gems, Gold, and Trait Rerolls. These will help you summon new units, buy materials and items, as well as craft new items, and evolve your team. If you're looking for all the latest active Anime Saga codes, IGN has you covered.

Working Anime Saga Codes (May 2025)

In the list below, you'll find all working and active Anime Saga codes. Be sure to redeem them before they're expired!

• InBugSagaWeTrust - Rewards (must be level 10 to redeem)
• BugSaga: 3,500 Gold, 500x Gems, 5x Trait Rerolls
• 50KActive: 3,500 Gold, 800 Gems, 2x Trait Rerolls
• 1MVisits - 5,500 Gold, 8x Trait Rerolls, 800x Gems
• Release - 3,500 Gold and 1000x Gems

Expired Anime Saga Codes (May 2025)

These codes are now expired:

• SorryForDelay
• SorryForShutdown

How to Redeem Anime Saga Codes

Now that you've got a handy list of all working Anime Saga codes, here's what you need to do to redeem them:

1. Load up the Anime Saga Roblox experience
2. When you load into the game, go to the left of the main hub, where you should see the golden PLAY portal
3. Go up the stairs and past the PLAY portal, toward the red leafy tree
4. You'll see the blue REROLLS hub. To the left, you'll find an NPC standing underneath the red trees and by the leaderboard
5. This NPC called Frierin is who you need to speak to, to be able to use codes
6. Interact with Frierin and the codes! bar will appear
7. Copy and paste the codes from this article into the "Enter Code" section and hit redeem!

Why Isn't My Anime Saga Code Working?

There are usually two reasons why a code isn't working. It's either because:

• The code is expired
• The code has been entered incorrectly

If a code has been entered incorrectly for Anime Saga, it will say the "code is invalid." If the code is expired, you'll see yellow text saying it's expired. To help you use the right codes, we'd recommend copying and pasting the code directly from the working list of codes in this article. We check and test each of the codes before we add them to our articles. However, when copying them, you can sometimes accidentally include an extra space somwhere, so always double check there's no additional spaces!

Lauren Harper is an Associate Guides Editor. She loves a variety of games but is especially fond of puzzles, horrors, and point-and-click adventures.

Looking to earn some useful potions in Capybara Evolution? You've come to the right place. Below, you'll find all the currently active codes in Roblox's adorable evolution game, as well as a rundown of exactly how to redeem them.

Active Capybara Evolution Codes (May 2025)

Below, you'll find all of the currently active and working Capybara Evolution codes in May 2025 that you can redeem for free rewards:

• Smelter - 3x EXP Potions
• Barablocks - 3x EXP Potions
• BunnyCrate - 1 Golden Easter Crate
• BunnyMan - 1x Easter Ticket
• i2perfectfix - 5x EXP Potion
• SorryForDelay - 2x EXP Potion
• Scrolls - 1x Bronze Scroll
• Capytropolis - 3x EXP Potion
• FIXWINS23 - 3x EXP Potion
• AnotherFIX - 3x EXP Potion
• Capymera - 2x EXP Potion
• I2PERFECT2 - 3x EXP Potion
• CAPYHARA - 1x EXP Potion
• RB23 - 1x Bronze Crate
• CRATES - 2x Bronze Crate
• NEWUPD1 - 1 EXP Potion
• capycode289 - 1x EXP Potion
• I2PERFECT - 1x EXP Potion
• Release - 1x Wins Potion

Expired Capybara Evolution Codes (May 2025)

The following codes have expired as of May 2025.

• Brrrra

How to Redeem Codes in Capybara Evolution

To redeem Capybara Evolution codes, boot up the game and, once you’re in, follow the steps below:

1. Look in the bottom right-hand corner of the page and you'll see a flyer icon. It's indicated by the red circle in the image above.
2. Click this flyer icon to bring up the Update Log.
3. On the right-hand side of the Update Log text you'll see a code bar icon labelled "Codes." It's indicated by the pink circle in the image above.
4. Click this code bar icon and it'll bring you to the codes bar.
5. Type in your chosen code and then hit Verify.

Why Isn't My Capybara Evolution Code Working?

If your Capybara Evolution code isn’t working, it’s likely due to one of two scenarios. The first is that the Capybara Evolution code was inputted incorrectly. Check the spelling and that the case is correct, then redeem again. You can even copy and paste the codes directly from this article over to Roblox if you want to make sure you’re inputting them correctly.

The other possibility is the code has expired or you’ve already used it. In this scenario, you should see an error message pop up below the code bar informing you that the code has already been redeemed or is invalid.

How to Get More Capybara Evolution Codes

The best way to stay up to date with Capybara Evolution codes is by joining the Capybara Evolution Discord server. Once you're a member, you can head directly to the server's Announcements and Codes channels, which are both updated by the devs when new codes drop. You can also check out i2Perfect's YouTube Channel, where the creator posts clips that reveal secret codes.

What is Capybara Evolution in Roblox?

Capybara Evolution drops players into a colourful world as a tiny capybara with a single mission: evolve. Surrounded by formidable creatures, they must battle to level up and transform their capybara, making their way up the food chain across a variety of different worlds. To aid in their battle, they can purchase eggs that hatch into pets, which will help them take down stronger enemies and ascend to the ultimate capybara life form.

Callum Williams is an IGN freelancer covering features and guides. When he's away from his desk, you can usually find him obsessing over the lore of the latest obscure indie horror game or bashing his head against a boss in the newest soulslike. You can catch him over on Twitter at @CaIIumWilliams.

Hot on the heels of revealing a number of discarded video game ideas and even an idea for a ‘Forgetting Game’ where the main character gradually forgets important information and abilities if you take too long a break from playing, Kojima has revealed he has left his staff a SUB stick of game ideas for after he dies.

As reported by VGC, Kojima issued the morbid revelation to Edge magazine, and discussed his change of thinking that occurred during the pandemic.

“Turning 60 was less of a turning point in my life than my experiences during the pandemic,” he said. “I fell seriously ill at that time, and also had an eye operation. Until then, I didn’t think I was old, you know? I just didn’t feel my age, and I assumed I would be able to create for as long as I live.

“But then I became sick, and I couldn’t create anything. And I saw lots of people around me passing away at that time. I was confronted with death. Of course, I recovered, but now I was thinking, ‘Wait, how many years do I have left to make a game or a film?’ Perhaps I have 10 years?”

If you're on the hunt for some extra drops in Rock Fruit, your search ends here. Below, we've compiled a list of all the latest redeemable codes for the One-Piece-inspired Roblox game, so you can get your hands on 2x Luck Drops and other free goodies.

Working Rock Fruit Codes (May 2025)

Below, you'll find all of the currently active and working Rock Fruit codes in May 2025 that you can redeem for free rewards:

• ThxForLike23K - 1 Hour 2x Lucky Drop
• ThxForLike22K - 1 Hour 2x Lucky Drop
• ThxForLike21K - 1 Hour 2x Lucky Drop

Expired Rock Fruit Codes (May 2025)

The following Rock Fruit codes have expired and can no longer be redeemed as of May 2025:

• TungTungSahur
• TralaleroTralala
• ThxForLike20K
• ThxForLike19K
• ThxForLike18K
• ThxForLike17K
• ThxForLike14K
• ThxForLike15K
• ThxForLike16K
• AizenHollow
• ThxForLike12K
• AnosXD
• Subaru
• EmiliaXD
• ShadowRingXD
• LVL100
• SorryForDelayXD
• SorryForRollback
• Mita
• Love
• FREECODE11
• Miku

How to Redeem Rock Fruit Codes

To redeem Rock Fruit codes, boot up the game and, once you’re in, follow the steps below:

1. Look at the selection of small icons on the left-hand side of the screen, just above the menu buttons. Amongst these, you’ll see one that looks like a small blue bird. It's marked by the red circle in the image above.
2. Click the bird icon to be taken to the Codes bar.
3. Type your code into the bar and then hit the Redeem button below the bar.

Why Isn't My Rock Fruit Code Working?

If your Rock Fruit code isn’t working, it’s likely due to one of two scenarios. The first is that the code was inputted incorrectly. Check the spelling and that the case is correct, then redeem again. You can even copy and paste the codes directly from this article over to Roblox if you want to make sure you’re inputting them correctly.

The other possibility is the code has expired or you’ve already used it. In this scenario, you should see an error message pop up at the top of the screen informing you that the code has already been redeemed or is invalid.

How to Get More Rock Fruit Codes

To keep up to date with Rock Fruit codes, you'll want to keep an eye on several different sources. You can become a member of the game's Discord server, scan the description on the official Roblox page and visit KuduroDPN's YouTube channel, where codes are often shared in videos and posts.

What is Rock Fruit in Roblox?

Rock Fruit is a One-Piece-inspired action game where players explore an open-world ocean with the goal of growing stronger. They'll fight a variety of enemies, explore dungeons and take on towering bosses to amass experience and level up, bolstering their skills while acquiring new weapons and Devil Fruit powers, which allow them to unleash flashy special attacks that do huge damage.

Callum Williams is an IGN freelancer covering features and guides. When he's away from his desk, you can usually find him obsessing over the lore of the latest obscure indie horror game or bashing his head against a boss in the newest soulslike. You can catch him over on Twitter at @CaIIumWilliams.

Looking for Hunters codes to gain crystals? IGN has you covered. We've searched around to find all the active and working codes that are free to use, so you can boost your crystal stash.

Working Hunters Codes (May 2025)

There are currently no active Hunters codes. As soon as there are, we'll add them to this list!

Expired Hunters Codes (May 2025)

• HUNTERSREDEMPTION
• papamikami
• HuntersWeekend
• SORRY4BUGS
• SORRY
• SORRY4DELAY
• 500Crystals
• 10M
• THANKYOU
• RELEASE

How to Redeem Hunters Codes

To use the codes, you need to join the MS: Hunters group first. Do this before launching the game to make sure the codes are redeemable. Then follow these steps:

1. Launch the Hunters Roblox experience
2. In the top right corner of the screen, find the </codes> menu
3. Click on it and paste the codes from this article
4. Hit Redeem and enjoy your rewards

Why Isn't My Hunters Code Working?

There are two main reasons why your code might not work when you submit it. Some codes are for Roblox are case-sensitive, so just copy it directly from this article and paste it in. We test each and every one of the codes before adding them here to make sure they're working. Just be sure when you are copying them from here that you don't include any extra spaces. If one has snuck in there, just remove them and try the code again.

If you're taking them directly from the article, and they're still not working, the other possibility is that they're expired. When a code has expired, it will say this as soon as you enter it.

Lauren Harper is an Associate Guides Editor. She loves a variety of games but is especially fond of puzzles, horrors, and point-and-click adventures.

If you're looking for Ninja Time codes, IGN has you covered! In this article, you'll find the latest active and working Ninja Time codes in May 2025 that can be redeemed for free rewards in Roblox, such as Clan Tokens and Element Tokens.

Active Ninja Time Codes (May 2025)

The following Ninja Time codes are currently active and available to use as of May 2025:

• MiniUpdate - 12 Clan Spins, 12 Family Spins, 12 Element Spins (NEW!)

All Expired Ninja Time Codes (May 2025)

The following Ninja Time codes have expired and no longer work:

• ThisIsAura!
• ProphecyChild!
• EternalMeteor!
• ConsoleSupport!
• EasterSpirit!
• ApologiesForTheDelay!
• SecretBossIG!
• SecretCodee!
• WarMode!
• 2xTransparency!
• GlazeTheBoss!
• FixesAndAFKWorld!
• Confia!
• CONFIABRASIL!
• Update0.5!
• BossStudios!
• SUPERLUXINN
• HYGON
• ARIS
• 35MVISITS
• 150KMEMBERS
• 115KLIKES
• 195KFAVS
• BYTE10K
• LUXINN
• 105KLIKES
• MENUREVAMP
• 175KFAVS
• 25MVISITS
• 100KLIKES
• SORRYFORTERRAIN
• 85KLIKES
• 20MVISITS
• 77KLIKES
• 15MVISITS
• 150KFAVS
• 70KLIKES
• 60KLIKES
• MAYBEPERFORMANCE
• MORENPCFIXES
• 55KLIKES
• BYTE1K
• BYTE2K
• 10M
• 9M
• 8M
• MOBILEMOUNTS
• SORRYFORTROUBLE
• DATARECONCILE
• ILOVEMOBILES
• MOREMOBILESFIX!
• STFIX
• THX100KDISC
• THX100KFAV
• RELEASE

How to Redeem Ninja Time Codes

Follow the steps below to redeem Ninja Time codes and claim your free rewards in Roblox:

1. Open Ninja Time via the Roblox Player.
2. If it's your first time playing, you'll need to select a village and create a character.
3. Once on the main menu, select "PLAY" to enter the game.
4. After loading in, select the "Menu" button in the top left.
5. Click on "Extra Menu."
6. Select "Codes" to open the codes menu.
7. Input your code into the "..." field and then hit the orange "Redeem" button.
8. If successful, your Ninja Time code will be redeemed.

Why Isn't My Ninja Time Code Working?

If your Ninja Time code isn't working when you're trying to redeem it in Roblox, it's likely due to one of two reasons:

• The Ninja Time code is expired and can no longer be redeemed.
• The code is spelled wrong.

When inputting a Ninja Time code into Roblox, make sure it's spelled correctly, there are no accidental spaces either before or after the code, and that it's in the correct case (some codes are case sensitive).

All the codes on this page have been tested by IGN and work at the time of submission, so we recommend copying and pasting codes directly from this article to avoid any errors. If the code still doesn't work, it's expired and no longer works.

How to Get More Roblox Ninja Time Codes

The fastest way to get more Ninja Time codes is to join the official Ninja Time Discord server, where you'll be notified as soon as they go live. Alternatively, bookmark this article as we update it with new codes regularly.

Meg Koepp is a Guides Editor on the IGN Guides team, with a focus on trends. When she's not working, you can find her playing an RPG or making miniatures.

If you're searching for Volleyball Legends codes (previously Haikyuu Legends), IGN has you covered! In this article, you'll find the latest active and working Volleyball Legends codes in May 2025 that can be redeemed for free rewards in Roblox, including Spins and Yen.

Working Volleyball Legends Codes (May 2025)

Below, you'll find all of the currently active and working Volleyball Legends codes in May 2025:

• AURA - 2 Aura Potions (NEW!)
• 1.7M_FAVS - 500 Crystals (NEW!)
• 1M_Likes - 5x Lucky Style Spins

All Expired Volleyball Legends Codes (May 2025)

The following Volleyball Legends codes are expired and can't be redeemed anymore as of May 2025:

• UPDATE_18
• GODLY_BLOCKER
• UPDATE_18_CRYSTALS
• KIMIRO_SPIKE
• KIMIRO_SET
• KIMIRO_SPEED
• KIMIRO_BOUNCY
• KIMIRO_HEIGHT
• KIMIRO_ABILITY
• KIMIRO_BLOCK
• KIMIRO_OUT
• KIMIRO_THICK
• RANKED_FIXING
• SILLY_POTIONS
• 1.5M_FAVS
• UPDATE_16
• SEASON_3
• UPDATE_15
• TWINS_ARE_HERE
• 600K_MEMBERS
• BALANCE
• BLOCKING
• 400M_VISITS
• SHIELD_BREAKER
• UPDATE_14
• SECRET_ABILITY
• 1_MIL_FAVS
• EASTER
• PROTORIONTWITTER
• EASTER_EGGS
• TIMESKIP_KAGAYOMO
• UPDATE_13
• APRIL_UPDATE
• 2X_SECRET_WEEKEND
• DELAY_LEGENDS
• CHOPPED
• RANKED_FIX
• 100K_INTERESTED
• 100K_INTERESTED2
• UPDATE_12
• SEASON_2
• SHUTDOWN_CODE2
• SHUTDOWN_CODE
• 1M_MEMBERS
• UPDATE_11
• SANU_BUFF
• 250M_VISITS
• UPDATE10
• UPDATE9
• 200MILLION_VISITS
• TIMESKIP
• 175MILLION_VISITS
• 500K_LIKES
• SEASON1
• UPDATE8
• NEW_NAME
• 80M_VISITS
• BIGGESTEVER
• RANKED
• NOTONTIME
• UPDATE6
• 100M_VISITS
• 350K_MEMBERS
• PRACTICE_AREA
• FAST_MODE
• MADNESS
• 40M_VISITS
• 250K_MEMBERS
• 50M_VISITS
• UPDATE5
• UPDATE4
• LAUNCH
• 200K_LIKES
• 180K_FAVS
• 15M_PLAYS
• 100KMEMBERS
• UPDATE1
• UPDATE2
• UPDATE3

How to Redeem Volleyball Legends Codes

Follow the steps below to redeem Volleyball Legends codes and claim your free rewards:

1. Open the Volleyball Legends Roblox experience.
2. In the Lobby, click on the Shop icon in the bottom toolbar to open the Shop.
3. Click on Codes on the bottom left of the Shop menu.
4. Input your Volleyball Legends code into the "Type code here" box.
5. Click "USE CODE." If successful, green text will appear informing you what your free reward is.

Why Isn't My Volleyball Legends Code Working?

If your Volleyball Legends code isn't working when you're trying to redeem it in Roblox, it's likely down to one of these two reasons:

• The Volleyball Legends code is expired and no longer able to be redeemed.
• The code is spelled wrong.

When inputting an Volleyball Legends code into Roblox, ensure it's spelled correctly, there are no accidental spaces either before or after the code, and that it's in the correct case (some codes are case sensitive). If a code is spelled wrong, you'll get a red message that says "Invalid Code."

All the codes on this page have been tested by IGN and work at the time of submission, so we'd recommend copying and pasting any codes directly from this article to avoid any errors. If the code still doesn't work, it's expired and can no longer be redeemed.

How to Get More Volleyball Legends Codes

Outside of checking this article, the best way to get more Volleyball Legends codes is to join the official Volleyball Legends Discord server. That way, you can be notified as soon as new codes drop.

If you're looking for Anime Vanguards codes, IGN has you covered! In this article, you'll find the latest active and working codes, which you can redeem for free rewards in the Roblox Experience, including Trait Rerolls, Gems, and more.

New and Working Anime Vanguards Codes (May 2025)

Below, you'll find all of the currently active and working Anime Vanguards codes in May 2025 that you can redeem for free rewards:

• LordShadow (Requires Level 10) - Rewards

All Expired Anime Vanguards Codes (May 2025)

Here is the list of expired Anime Vanguards codes that no longer work and can't be redeemed anymore as of May 2025:

• ODYSSEYFIX
• CORRUPTION
• 1MILLION
• 2MLIKES
• ALSISBEST
• OneInAVanguardillion
• DOUBLEEVOLUTION
• THESYSTEM
• YT200K
• AURA
• SEASONOFLOVE
• EXTENDEDMAINT
• SALTERBOSS
• BYEDIVALO
• UntilThenIsTheBestGame
• SORRY4SHUTDOWN
• WHYISTHISNOTWORKING????????
• NewLobby!
• Update3!
• LotsofPresents!
• HAPPYNEWYEAR
• enumaelish
• WinterUpdateSoon
• FateUpdate
• PART7
• STEELBALL
• 23RDPRESIDENT
• TURBONICLEGRANDMA
• HALLOWEENWASLASTMONTH
• STANDPROUD
• 500MVISITS
• WECURSESHAVENOLIMITS
• SHIBUYA
• DELAYGUARDS
• UPDATE1
• TIKTOK50K
• ROST10K
• SLAYER
• LATEUPDATESORRY
• THXFOR1MLIKES
• 70MVISITS
• 300KPLAYERS
• 100MVISITS
• 800KLIKES
• 25MVISITS
• 10MVISITS
• 600KLIKES
• AV500KLIKES
• 400KLIKES
• 300KLIKES
• 200KLIKES
• 100KLIKES
• 10KLIKES
• AV50MIL
• RELEASE
• DELAY

How to Redeem Anime Vanguards Codes

Follow the steps below, to redeem Anime Vanguards codes and claim your free rewards:

1. Launch the Anime Vanguards Roblox Experience.
2. Click the purple Codes icon on the sidebar on the right to open the Codes menu.
3. Paste your code into the "Enter code..." field.
4. Check it's spelled correctly, then click the green "Redeem Code" button.
5. If the code is valid, you'll receive your free rewards in Anime Vanguards.

Why Isn't My Anime Vanguards Code Working?

If your Anime Vanguards code isn't working in Roblox, it's likely down to one of these two reasons:

• The Anime Vanguards code is expired and no longer able to be redeemed.
• The code is spelled wrong.

When inputting an Anime Vanguards code into Roblox, make sure it's spelled correctly and that there are no accidental spaces either before or after the code. All the codes on this page have been tested by IGN and work at the time of submission, so we'd recommend copying and pasting codes directly from this article rather than typing them out yourself to avoid any errors. That way, you can be sure they work.

If the code still doesn't work, it's more than likely expired and can no longer be redeemed.

How to Get More Anime Vanguards Codes

The best way to get more Anime Vanguards codes is to join the official Anime Vanguards Discord server. This way, you can set up notifications to be notified if new codes drop. That said, the server is incredibly popular at the moment, so you may need to wait until there's space if it's full.

Additionally, we check for new Anime Vanguards codes daily, so make sure to bookmark this article for the latest new codes for free rewards.

What is Anime Vanguards in Roblox?

Anime Vanguards is a Tower Defence game in which you use various characters from popular anime series to defend your base against evil anime villains. As you level up and complete stages in the Roblox experience, you earn Gems which are used to summon more powerful units, making it easier to defeat even the most powerful of opponents. If you're lucky, you may even summon a Mythical!

If you're hunting for some Untitled Boxing Game codes in Roblox, you've come to the right place. We've scoured the game's official social media pages and compiled all of the game's redeemable codes for May 2025 in one place so you can get your hands on some free spins, coins, and emotes.

If you want to keep up to date with the latest codes in Untitled Boxing Game, you can also find them across the game's various pages and social media platforms. The best two spots to check are the game's official Roblox page, where the codes are posted directly below the description, or on its Trello page in the "Codes" tab. You can also become a member of the DrowningSome Discord server, where you'll find members of the community frequently sharing codes they've come across. Or, of course, you can keep track of all active Untitled Boxing Game codes here in this article.

Active Untitled Boxing Game Codes (May 2025)

Make sure to type the codes exactly as they appear below. Untitled Boxing Game's codes are case-sensitive, so if you don't type them exactly as shown, the code won't be accepted.

• disjoints - 5 Spins (NEW)
• whitecash - 14999 Cash
• joeisreal - 10 Spins
• vexthegoat - 15 Spins
• void - 9999 Cash
• bringus - 15 Spins
• matchmaking - 5 Spins
• morefeints - 3 Spins
• avatar - 4999 Cash
• fastservers - 2 Spins
• dualemotes - Free emote spin
• freeemoteforall - Free emote spin
• ubgforever - 5 Spins
• freecrates - 3000 cash
• teleport - 3 Freespins

Expired Codes

As of May 2025, these are the codes that no longer work:

• newyear
• jolly2
• lovereturns
• bigbigcode
• supersecret
• sale
• knockdownfits
• halloween
• spooky
• powerlevel
• asura
• weball
• brazil
• activateboost
• jumpscare
• animetime
• animecrates
• shotgunrework
• bigcode
• comingsoon
• thegames
• kocash
• 500mil
• manyfixes
• oneyear
• ipposreturn
• freeemote2
• settings
• cashcashcash
• beefy
• beefy2
• koanims
• watwatwat
• balrog
• delayapology
• chronose
• pocketchange
• morecash
• delayingsome
• vegeta
• yamcha
• hammer
• randomcode
• feint
• 200mil
• freeemote1

How to Redeem Untitled Boxing Game Codes

To redeem Untitled Boxing Game Codes, all you need to do is head into the game itself and look for the "Codes" tab on the left-hand side of the screen. Click the tab, type in your code and hit enter. If the code is accepted, you'll see your redeemed award appear above the enter button. If the code isn't accepted, you'll get an error message reading "Invalid Code".

Callum Williams is a freelance media writer with years of experience as a game critic, news reporter, guides writer and features writer.

Anime Rangers X was released on April 16th, 2025, and with its launch comes new codes. So, if you're looking for an extra boost to get some Gold and Gems, IGN has you covered! We've got the details below on the current and active codes for the experience, as well as the rewards you'll get for redeeming them.

Working Anime Rangers X Codes

• LiveLike - 5x Trait Rerolls (NEW)
• 10KFollowers - 1000 Gems, 5x Trait Rerolls
• CongratsFor1M - 15x Trait Rerolls
• 125M Visits - 500x Eggs, 10x Trait Rerolls, 1,000 Gems
• 100K CCU - 500x Eggs, 15x Trait Rerolls, 1,000 Gems
• Easter Egg 2025! - 500x Eggs, 15x Trait Rerolls, 2,000 Gems

Expired Anime Rangers X Codes

Unfortunately, these codes have now expired:

• Im Back
• SorryForIssues
• Sorry For Easter Event!
• Sorry For Event Bug
• Real Last Shutdown
• 20K Favorite
• 99% Gift Fixed
• 55K CCU
• 50K CCU
• 40K Likes!
• 45K CCU
• 10K Favorites
• 40K Likes!
• 45K CCU
• 10K Favorites
• 15K Likes
• SRY FOR SHUTDOWN
• ROAD TO 1M VISIT!
• THX FOR 20K CCU
• ARX Release!!!
• Happy birthday to those born today ARX Release
• 1K Favorites

How to Redeem Anime Rangers X Code

1. Find Anime Rangers X on Roblox
2. Before jumping into the game, go to the group's page and press Join Community
3. Play the game until you reach level 5 or higher
4. When you're in the game, look on the right side of the screen
5. The bottom blue button says Code
6. Click this, and paste the code in
7. Hit Redeem and enjoy your goodies!

Why Isn't My Anime Rangers X Code Working?

When a code for a Roblox Experience isn't working, it's usually because the codes have been typed in incorrectly or they're expired. Lots of codes are case sensitive, so you'll need to make sure it's exactly how it appears in this article.

We test each code before uploading them, to make sure they're active, so be sure you're copying it straight from our article (without any sneaky extra spaces) to get the right one. If it's still not working, make sure you've joined the Community, and made it to Level 5.

Lauren Harper is an Associate Guides Editor. She loves a variety of games but is especially fond of puzzles, horrors, and point-and-click adventures.

Destiny 2 developer Bungie is once again battling accusations of plagiarism after yet another artist accused the studio of "lifting" aspects of their artwork, this time for its upcoming sci-fi shooter, Marathon.

After numerous artists and a writer came forward claiming Bungie used their work without authorization or credit, yet another artist is claiming their work was used in the environments of Marathon. In screenshots taken from Marathon's alpha playtest accompanying the tweet, artist Antireal alleged they could see distinct icons and graphics they designed, some of which were originally shared on social media years ago in 2017.

the Marathon alpha released recently and its environments are covered with assets lifted from poster designs i made in 2017.@Bungie @josephacross pic.twitter.com/0Csbo48Jgb

— N² (@4nt1r34l) May 15, 2025

"Bungie is, of course, not obligated to hire me when making a game that draws overwhelmingly from the same design language I have refined for the last decade, but clearly my work was good enough to pillage for ideas and plaster all over their game without pay or attribution," the artist wrote in a statement posted to X/Twitter.

"I don't have the resources nor the energy to spare to pursue this legally but I have lost count of the number of times a major company has deemed it easier to pay a designer to imitate or steal my work than to write me an email. In 10 years, I have never made a consistent income from this work and I am tired of designers from huge companies moodboarding and parasitising my designs while I struggle to make a living."

Bungie responded within hours. Though it did not publicly apologize, it said it had now launched an investigation, attributing the "issue" to a former Bungie artist, and reached out to the artist concerned.

"We immediately investigated a concern regarding unauthorized use of artist decals in Marathon and confirmed that a former Bungie artist included these in a texture sheet that was ultimately used in-game," the team said in a statement. "This issue was unknown by our existing art team, and we are still reviewing how this oversight occurred.

"We take matters like this very seriously. We have reached out to [the artist] to discuss this issue and are committed to do right by the artist. As a matter of policy, we do not use the work of artists without their permission.

"To prevent similar issues in the future, we are conducting a thorough review of our in-game assets, specifically those done by the former Bungie artist, and implementing stricter checks to document all artist contributions. We value the creativity and dedication of all artists who contribute to our games, and we are committed to doing right by them. Thank you for bringing this to our attention."

This is not the first time Bungie has been accused of lifting ideas from elsewhere. In October, the studio was slapped with a lawsuit after a writer claimed the studio stole plot elements from his story and used them for content in Destiny 2's 2017 storyline, The Red War. Bungie recently tried to get the lawsuit dismissed but a judge denied the request as Bungie scrambled to provide evidence having since "vaulted" the content so it is no longer publicly playable.

Just weeks before that lawsuit was filed, Bungie launched a different investigation to ascertain how a NERF gun based on Destiny 2's iconic Ace of Spades was lifted almost wholesale from fanart designed back in 2015, including every brush stroke, scratch, and smudge on the weapon.

Vikki Blake is a reporter, critic, columnist, and consultant. She's also a Guardian, Spartan, Silent Hillian, Legend, and perpetually High Chaos. Find her at BlueSky.

Need some more rerolls in Fire Force: Reignition? We've got you covered. Below, we've compiled all of the free redeemable codes currently active in the Roblox action RPG, so you can get your hands on free rerolls and other goodies instantly.

Active Fire Force: Reignition Codes (May 2025)

Below are all the active Fire Force: Reignition Codes as of May 2025:

• MOMMY - 1x Ability Reroll, 60x Reroll Token (NEW!)
• 55KLIKES - 50x Reroll Token
• REIGNITION2 - 1x Ability Reroll, 100x Reroll Token, 1x Generation Reroll
• REIGNITION - 4x Ability Reroll, 100x Reroll Token, 2x Generation Reroll

Expired Fire Force: Reignition Codes (May 2025)

Below are all the expired Fire Force: Reignition Codes as of May 2025:

• FOOL

How to Redeem Codes in Fire Force: Reignition

• After loading into the game, look at the hud in the centre of the screen. Above the health bar, you'll see four buttons. Click the menu button. It's circled in the left-hand side of the image above.
• This will bring you to a menu overlay with six circular icons. Look for the settings icon on the far left. It's circled in the right-hand side of the image above. Click it.
• It'll bring you to the settings tab. At the bottom of this tab, you'll see a codes bar.
• Type your code in and hit "Go" to redeem the code. If it was successful, a notification with your rewards will appear in the centre of the screen.

Why Isn't My Fire Force: Reignition Code Working?

If your Fire Force: Reignition code isn’t working, it’s likely due to one of two scenarios. The first is that the code was inputted incorrectly. Check the spelling and that the case is correct, then redeem again. You can even copy and paste the codes directly from this article over to Roblox if you want to make sure you’re inputting them correctly.

The other possibility is the code has expired or you’ve already used it. In this scenario, you should see an error message pop up inside the code bar informing you that the code has already been redeemed or is invalid.

How to Get More Fire Force: Reignition Codes

If you're on the hunt for additional Fire Force Reignition codes, your best bet is to head over to the game's official Discord server. Once you're a member, you'll be able to find any new codes as they drop in the Announcements and Updates channels.

What is Fire Force: Reignition in Roblox?

Fire Force: Reignition is a multiplayer open-world RPG that takes heavy influence from the popular manga and anime series, Fire Force. Players are dropped into an open-world city and must fight their way up to becoming a pyrokinetic legend, taking on missions, battling other players and levelling up their abilities so they can unleash more powerful fiery attacks.

Callum Williams is an IGN freelancer covering features and guides. When he's away from his desk, you can usually find him obsessing over the lore of the latest obscure indie horror game or bashing his head against a boss in the newest soulslike. You can catch him over on Twitter at @CaIIumWilliams.

Epic’s long-running battle with Apple over the future of Fortnite on iOS devices has taken another turn, with Epic accusing Apple of blocking its Fortnite submission so it can’t release the game to the U.S. App Store.

Earlier this month, Epic boss Tim Sweeney said Fortnite would return to the U.S. iOS App Store and iPhones in a matter of days after a significant court ruling.

On April 30, a U.S. Federal District Court in California found that Apple wilfully violated a court order in the Epic Games v. Apple case that required Apple to enable developers to offer their customers alternative ways to make purchases outside apps.

Nintendo has published a list of Switch 1 games that will get a free performance upgrade on Switch 2, and revealed what fans can expect in terms of improvements.

Games such as Arms, Pokémon Scarlet & Pokémon Violet, Super Mario Odyssey, and The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom are all set for performance improvements on Switch 2.

Here's Nintendo's official blurb, from the official Nintendo website:

By connecting your Nintendo Switch 2 to the internet and performing a system update, you can download free updates for selected games that may improve graphics or add support for features such as GameShare. The contents of these free updates will differ depending on the game.

To be clear, these upgrades are free, and are not the same as the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition games, which are premium upgrades (or, in the case of The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom, free upgrades to Nintendo Switch Online subscribers).

So, what can Switch 2 owners expect? Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet, for example, get an “improved image quality” for high-resolution TVs and an “improved” framerate for “smoother movement.”

Super Mario Odyssey, on the other hand, gets HDR support and GameShare support, so two people can play together online, with one player controlling Mario and the other controlling Cappy. All the details are below.

Interestingly, Nintendo's list does not mention framerate fixes for the two top-down Zelda games, which is a strange and disappointing omission given their performance problems.

Be sure to check out our interview with Nintendo of America President Doug Bowser to find out more about the just-opened Nintendo San Francisco store, and all things Nintendo Switch.

Here’s the list of free updates for selected Nintendo Switch games:

51 Worldwide Games

Software update release date: 05/06/2025

• GameShare support: up to four people can play 34 games. Share locally or share online via GameChat.

ARMS

Software update release date: 05/06/2025

• Visuals: optimised for the Nintendo Switch 2 display and high-resolution TVs for improved image quality.
• Framerate: optimised for Nintendo Switch 2 for smoother movement (even when playing with three or more players).
• HDR support

Big Brain Academy: Brain vs. Brain

Software update release date: 05/06/2025

• GameShare support: up to four people can play in Party Mode. Share locally or share online via GameChat.

Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker

Software update release date: 05/06/2025

• Visuals: Ooptimised for the Nintendo Switch 2 display and high-resolution TVs for improved image quality.
• HDR support
• GameShare support: two people can play all of the courses. Share locally or share online via GameChat.

Game Builder Garage

Software update release date: 05/06/2025

• Visuals: optimised for the Nintendo Switch 2 display and high-resolution TVs for improved image quality.
• Supports Joy-Con 2 mouse controls.

New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe

Software update release date: 05/06/2025

• Visuals: optimised for the Nintendo Switch 2 display and high-resolution TVs for improved image quality.

Pokémon Scarlet & Pokémon Violet

Software update release date: 05/06/2025

• Visuals: optimised for the Nintendo Switch 2 display and high-resolution TVs for improved image quality.
• Framerate: improved for smoother movement on Nintendo Switch 2.

Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury

Software update release date: 05/06/2025

• Visuals: optimised for the Nintendo Switch 2 display and high-resolution TVs for improved image quality.
• Framerate: improved for smoother movement on Nintendo Switch 2 (including Bowser's Fury).
• HDR support
• GameShare compatibility: up to four people can play Super Mario 3D World. In Bowser's Fury, two people can play together, with one player controlling Mario and the other controlling Bowser Jr. Share locally or share online via GameChat.

Super Mario Odyssey

Software update release date: 05/06/2025

• Visuals: optimised for the Nintendo Switch 2 display and high-resolution TVs for improved image quality.
• HDR support
• GameShare support: two people can play together, with one player controlling Mario and the other controlling Cappy. Share locally or share online via GameChat.

The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom

Software update release date: 05/06/2025

• Visuals: optimised for the Nintendo Switch 2 display and high-resolution TVs for improved image quality.
• HDR support

The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening

Software update release date: 05/06/2025

• Visuals: optimised for the Nintendo Switch 2 display and high-resolution TVs for improved image quality.
• HDR support

Wesley is the UK News Editor for IGN. Find him on Twitter at @wyp100. You can reach Wesley at wesley_yinpoole@ign.com or confidentially at wyp100@proton.me.

On the hunt for some Anime Last Stand codes in Roblox? You've come to the right place. We've put together all of the redeemable ALS codes available in May 2025 for free resources and rerolls.

To find Anime Last Stand codes, you'll want to head to the game's official Discord server. After you're signed up, make your way to the announcements channel and you'll find various posts guiding you to new code drops. These codes are found on the server itself and across social media platforms, including Instagram and YouTube. However, we'll post all of the currently available codes in this article to save you from having to skip around each page.

Working Anime Last Stand Codes (May 2025)

Below, you'll find the list of current and active Anime Last Stand codes. They are case-sensitive so won't work unless you input them exactly as shown:

• Caverns! - 15 Technique Shards, 1 Pearl (NEW!)
• NewAbyssalTrial! - 15 Technique Shards, 1 Pearl (NEW!)
• QOLUpdate! - 15 Technique Shards, 1 Pearl (NEW!)
• SuperSecretCODE! - 20 Technique Shards, 1 Pearl (NEW!)

All Expired Anime Last Stand Codes (May 2025)

The following Anime Last Stand codes have expired and are no longer working as of May 2025:

• SorryForFix!!
• SuperSecretCODE
• KingOfHeroes!
• NewBattlepass!
• GodlyUpdate!
• youtubeisback!
• CloverUpdate!
• SuperSecretCodee
• NewRaid!
• FiveLeafClover
• EasterUpdate
• SuperSecretCode!!
• Breach!
• NEWEvent!
• QolUpdate
• UpdFIXES!
• NewSecretPortals
• MoreUIReworks
• GodlyUpdate
• NewDungeon
• FireForce
• SECRETCode!!
• UpdateFIXES!!
• SECRETCode!
• TOURNAMENT
• RainbowClover
• QoLUpdate!
• SECRETCode
• SorryForShutdown
• BMvsPG!
• Egoist!
• NEWTournamentSeason!!
• SecretCode
• NewBanner
• NEWTournamentSeason!
• QoLUpdate
• CosmicFear
• SurvivalGamemode
• STRONGEST!
• SuperSecretCode
• SecretCode!!
• AnniDungeonRelease!
• AnniEventWEEK!!
• DAILYRewards?!
• OnePieceUPD!
• UIRevamp!
• EmeraldCode!
• GodlyLuffy!
• InventoryRework!
• Patch!
• EmeraldCode2!
• Valentine's Day
• ValentinesDayPart2
• OldUnitsBack
• SecretCode!
• EmeraldCode3!
• WorlTitansAreReal
• SecretCode!
• NewUi!
• BattlepassReset!
• GreatWarWow!
• NewCaverns!
• NewGlobalBoss!
• HapplyNewYear!
• ALS2025!
• HappyHolidays!
• AncientVampireIsBack!!
• ExtraChristmasBaby!
• MerryChrisTMas!
• Dungeons!
• AnotherSecretCode!
• EnchantsSoon
• ShadowMonarch!
• ChristmasRaid!
• EventBP!
• Sub2OtakuGaming
• BossRush!
• SkinBanner!
• BossIGCool!
• LateUpdSorry!
• Evos!
• Drops!
• Tournaments!
• NewLobby!
• NoLagWow!
• FateIsHere!
• LSwat!
• SryForDelay!
• TY1MGroup
• MasteredUltraInstinct!
• DBUPDPt2!
• NewEra!
• BossStudio4Life!
• SirBrandonInsta
• LevelRewards!
• NewSecret!
• LagFixes!!
• ThrillerBark
• Raffle
• Nomoredelay!
• ThrillerNext!
• BugsFixed!
• BossStudio4Life:
• 500MVISITS!
• Spooky!
• Dracula!?
• BugsFixed!
• BossStudio4Life
• 500MVISITS!
• Spooky!
• Dracula!?
• CLANWARS
• theGramALS
• SorryForBugs!
• NewGODLY!!
• PodcastyCodeBois!:
• Bleach2
• MakeYourClan!
• PodCastGoingCrazy!!
• FreeBossBKK!
• HuntersW?
• DragonsL?
• TY180KFAVS
• TY180KLIKES
• DragonVSHunters
• NewEraComing
• THEWORLDSHALLKNOWPAIN!
• SUMMERPART2
• Sorry4Shutdown!!
• Sorry4ShutdownAgain!!
• QUESTRESET
• MoreCodes!!
• CID!
• Summer2024!
• SECRETCODE???
• FREESHARDS
• ALSISBACK!
• BERSERK!
• AFKCAPSULEYAY
• FollowBoss
• 170kFavorites
• 170kLikes
• DemonPortals!!
• SorryForShutdown!!
• PatchUpdate!!
• UpdateRerolls!!

How to Redeem Codes in Anime Last Stand

Follow the steps below to redeem codes in Anime Last Stand:

1. Launch Anime Last Stand in Roblox
2. Click on "Codes" in the left-hand sidebar
3. Type or paste in your code into the "Code here..." field
4. Click "Redeem"

You can redeem codes from the lobby in Anime Last Stand. When you're in the game, look at the tabs on the left-hand side of the screen. Amongst these, you'll see one labelled "Codes".

If it's valid, you'll see the rewards you gained flash below the bar in green text. If it's invalid, you'll get a message that the code has already been claimed or isn't valid in yellow text.

Why Isn't My Anime Last Stand Code Working?

If you're getting an Invalid error when putting in your code, make sure the code is spelt correctly, all the letters are in the right case and you've included any required punctuation. You can copy and paste the codes on this page over to Anime Last Stand if you want to make sure you aren't typing them incorrectly. If they still aren't working, there's a chance that they might only be usable on an updated server. Jump to another server and try them there to see if that fixes the issue.

What Can You Get With Anime Last Stand Code Rewards?

When redeeming a code in ALS, you'll earn a variety of rewards. But what are these rewards used for? Below, we've listed all the resources you'll earn from codes and where to use them.

• Emeralds - A currency used to request new units at the Summon counter, so you can add to your roster of characters.
• Rerolls - A currency used to roll for new buffs you can add to your units at the Technique counter.
• Shells - An event currency used purchase items from the Event Merchant. When speaking to them, you can buy exclusive units and cosmetics.
• Dragon Scales - A currency used in the Dragons vs Hunters event. When speaking to the Hunters merchant, you can use Dragon Scales to buy items from the shop.

How to Get Other Free Rewards in Anime Last Stand

As with a lot of Roblox games, Anime Last Stand has multiple other ways to get free rewards outside of codes. The best method is to spend some time in its AFK World, where you'll accrue free rewards by leaving the game on while you aren't playing. If you're in AFK World, you'll slowly earn Emeralds and Gold, which you can claim before you leave and then use in-game. If you're looking to hop into AFK World and earn some bonuses for your next session, here's what you have to do.

Boot up the game, load into a server and then look in the northeast corner of the plaza you spawn in. You'll see a waterfall with the words AFK above it. Make your way over to this waterfall and, as you approach it, a text box will appear asking you if you want to go into the AFK chamber. Select yes and you'll reach the AFK screen. Here you can see how many Emeralds and how much Gold you've earned, as well as how long you have before your next supply of rewards comes in. When you're ready to leave or get back to the game, press the Claim button to add all of your accumulated rewards to your account.

You can also make sure visit the game once a day to recieve the daily login reward. As soon as you boot up Anime Last Stand, you'll be met with a tab showing all the rewards you'll recieve for visiting the game each day. Simply press the claim button at the bottom of this tab to add the current login reward to your inventory. These range from emeralds to EXP, so it's well worth dropping in at least once each day to claim some additional resources for when you next play.

Another way to bag quick free rewards is to complete your daily quests. Amongst the tabs on the left-hand side of the screen, you'll see a Quests tab. Press it and a page will appear showing a list of daily quests to complete. These range from logging in to killing a set number of enemies. Once you complete these quests, head back into the tab and click the complete button to get a bunch of free resources and currency.

When Do New Anime Last Stand Codes Drop?

New Anime Last Stand codes drop whenever the game receives an update or hits an important milestone. That means you can usually expect codes every week. You can keep track of all the updates that hit the game in the official Anime Last Stand Discord.

Callum Williams is a freelance media writer with years of experience as a game critic, news reporter, guides writer and features writer.

Looking for the newest Anime Reborn codes? You're in the right place! Here you'll find a list of all the active Anime Reborn codes, which you can redeem for Rerolls, Keys, Potions, and more.

Working Anime Reborn Codes (May 2025)

Currently, there are no active codes in Anime Reborn. When this changes, we'll update this page, so be sure to check back in soon for an update!

All Expired Anime Reborn Codes (May 2025)

The following codes can no longer be redeemed as of May 2025:

• BannerCostFixed
• Reborn
• NewBanner
• BannerCostFix
• TournamentofPower
• SorryForDelay
• Podcastgang!!
• Hunters
• Requiem
• Quimera
• LBReset
• HAPPYEASTER25!!
• ARFTW
• PodcastGoats
• SryforBUGSFR
• Gear4TH!
• Limited Skins
• Infcastle
• SoloLeveling!
• WEBACK!!
• ichikoooo!!!
• UpdateSunday!!
• THEANTKING!
• PODCASTGANGFORREAL!!
• Resseruction!
• VastoLorde
• The50RRCODEFIXED!
• GuttedUlquiorraHAHA!
• OnePeak!
• Dressrosa!
• PODI1!
• PODI2!
• PodcastGang!!!
• THEPPODCASTGANGDONTSTOP
• 1konX
• !SorryForLeaderboardBug
• !DioOH?
• TraitBuffs!
• QOLPATCH
• Update5!
• GhostTunnel!
• !Reacts25K
• 20kreacts
• miniupd
• WorldCollisionFixes
• !WorldCollision
• !15kReacts
• WeAreSorryForDelay
• 100MVISITS
• Happy2025
• Reacts25k
• Merrychristmas
• Delayborn2
• Sorrywrongcode
• Updatecomingsoon!
• !LuckyClover
• !LegendaryLuck
• !updatetoday
• !KingisHere
• !CloverPart2
• !DelayReborn!
• UpdateSoon
• SorryForRestart
• Iboughtbundles!!
• Freetickets
• 20Mvisits
• 100kLikes
• MegaZillas
• MegaMozKing
• MegaRlxSage
• SubtoZillas
• !NebulaPass
• !RetiredAssassin
• SubtoRlxsage
• MozKing
• !Update
• !Gohun
• LastChance
• Happythanksgiving
• Happybirthdaysage
• 1MMembers
• UpdateSoon!
• XMEGACODE
• sorry4shutdown
• 5mVisits
• SorryForFoodBug!
• 200kMembers

How to Redeem Anime Reborn Codes

To redeem Anime Reborn Codes, you'll need to locate the Codes chest in-game. You can do this by following these steps:

1. Launch Anime Reborn on Roblox
2. From the spawn point, go forward and to the right, past the shop
3. You'll find Luffy sitting on a blue chest, which says Redeem Codes! above it
4. Press E to interact with the chest when you walk up to it
5. Then enter the codes, and press Redeem

Why Isn't My Anime Reborn Code Working?

Whenever a code isn't working in Anime Reborn, the code has likely either expired or has been mistyped. If a code is entered incorrectly, then you'll see a "Code Invalid" message pop up. Codes are often case-sensitive, so to avoid mistakes, we'd recommend copying the code directly from this article. Then paste it into the codes bar in Anime Reborn, but be sure to check and see if there are any extra spaces before or after the code.

In some cases, you'll need to be a certain level before you can redeem a code. In this case, you'll see a message that tells you the level you need to be before the code works.

How to Get More Anime Reborn Codes

We'll keep this article updated daily and add any Anime Reborn codes as they're announced, so you can check back here. If you want to stay on top of code drops, you can also join the Anime Reborn Discord channel. You'll also see the owners of Anime Reborn, @RealMozKIng, @RlxSage, and @RealZillas, regularly posting codes on their X accounts.

What is Anime Reborn in Roblox?

Anime Reborn is a strategic Tower Defense game in Roblox where you'll need to defeat waves of enemies to protect your base. The big difference with this experience is the units that you'll purchase and equip are legendary heroes from across various anime. Each one has their own abilities, and you'll upgrade and evolve them to improve their attacks.

Lauren Harper is a freelance writer and editor who has covered news, reviews, and features for over a decade in various industries. She has contributed to guides at IGN for games including Elden Ring, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, Starfield, Pikmin 4, and more. With an MA in Victorian Gothic History and Culture, she loves anything that falls under that category. She's also a huge fan of point-and-click adventures, horror games and films. You can talk to her about your favourites over at @prettyheartache.bsky.social.

There are a plethora of Roblox experiences that offer exclusive game codes to reward dedicated players. We've seen codes that give you everything from free skins to limited-time rewards in seasonal events to extra boosts in-game — whether that's a double XP potion or additional coins.

After grinding away and sinking hours into various Roblox games, our dedicated team of code hunters has put together lists of working Roblox codes for the most popular experiences. The list below shows you all of our code articles (and there's more to come!), where each code is tested and verified before it's uploaded. Just find your favorite game down below, then hop over to its dedicated article to see what active codes are available.

All Roblox Game Code Articles (May 2025)

This is our most recent and up to date list of code articles for popular Roblox experiences. On each page, you'll find information of when the page was last updated with codes, what the new and working codes are for each game, as well as any expired ones so you can test them for yourself.

We've also got helpful overviews of each game — so you might just find your new favorite among the list — as well as troubleshooting guidance in case you find a code isn't working.

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Lauren Harper is an Associate Guides Editor. She loves a variety of games but is especially fond of puzzles, horrors, and point-and-click adventures.

Jade Raymond has left Haven Studios, the Sony-owned developer behind online multiplayer shooter Fairgames, with the game reportedly delayed following an external test in yet another blow to PlayStation's live service ambition.

According to Bloomberg, Raymond exited the company she founded several weeks after an external test of Fairgames apparently didn’t go down well. The game was due out fall 2025 but is now delayed to spring 2026.

As Bloomberg put it:

PlayStation leadership didn’t give Haven staff a reason for her departure, but it came several weeks after an external test of Haven’s first game, the online shooter Fairgames, according to people with knowledge of the matter. Some developers at Haven were concerned about how the game was received and its progress, said the people, who asked not to be identified because they aren’t authorized to speak publicly.

Sony is sticking with Haven and Fairgames for now, with new co-studio heads Marie-Eve Danis and Pierre-François Sapinski in place.

It’s yet more trouble for Sony’s embattled live service ambition, which now appears to be in full retreat. While Arrowhead’s Helldivers 2 was a breakout hit, becoming the fastest-selling PlayStation Studios game of all time with 12 million copies sold in just 12 weeks, Sony’s other live service games were either canceled or suffered disastrous launches.

Indeed, Sony’s Concord is one of the biggest video game disasters in PlayStation history, lasting just a couple of weeks before it was brought offline amid eye-wateringly low player numbers. Sony later decided to kill the game entirely and shut its developer.

The Concord flop came after Sony had already canceled Naughty Dog’s The Last of Us multiplayer game. And earlier this year, Sony reportedly canceled two unannounced live service games, one a God of War title in development at Bluepoint, the other in the works at Days Gone developer Bend.

Sony announced plans in February 2022 to launch more than 10 live service games by March 2026, later saying the push would bring games of different genres to different audiences. It spent big on studio buyouts as part of the drive, bringing in Destiny developer Bungie, Jade Raymond's Haven Studios, and the now shuttered Firewalk Studios.

But in 2023, Sony president Hiroki Totoki said the company was reviewing the 12 live service PlayStation games it had in the works, and committed to launching only six of them by the end of financial year 2025, meaning by the end of March 2026. Totoki said Sony was still working on when the other six live service games would come out, adding: "It's not that we stick to certain titles, but for the gamers quality should be the most important.”

Bungie is still flying the live service flag, with Destiny 2 ongoing and the in-development Marathon set to launch fully later this year. Earlier this month, Sony announced a new PlayStation studio called teamLFG and teased its debut game, which is a live service incubation project. Guerrilla’s Horizon multiplayer game is also in development.

Wesley is the UK News Editor for IGN. Find him on Twitter at @wyp100. You can reach Wesley at wesley_yinpoole@ign.com or confidentially at wyp100@proton.me.

“It’s the end of a very gross era,” the hormone monster Maury (Nick Kroll) laments in one of the many fourth wall-breaking moments of the final season of Big Mouth. After eight years of combining elder-millennial nostalgia with a comically vulgar approach to sex education, the Netflix series subjects its rich cast of characters to one last barrage of humiliation before sending them off with a warm-and-fuzzy farewell.

The first year of high school provides some robust material for these 10 episodes, demonstrating how much the animated adolescent alter egos of Kroll and his comedian friends have changed and all the challenges to come. Puberty hits kids at different ages, and that simple biological fact is used to great effect as late bloomer Nick (Kroll) finally gets his growth spurt and goes through many of the same trials that his best friend Andrew (John Mulaney) experienced in Big Mouth’s early seasons.

The experience gap allows Andrew to be a disgusting mentor: He sings Nick a Broadway-style tune about how he finds inspiration for masturbation and demonstrates how he’s matured mentally and socially. Nick and Andrew’s friendship has had many rocky moments throughout Big Mouth, and this season is no exception. But it’s also an endearing portrait of male vulnerability and camaraderie that reinforces the series’ message about the power of communication.

That throughline connects the show’s most sensitive and over-the-top moments. Matthew (Andrew Rannells) goes through a raucous musical about the many permutations of gay sex (even this late into its run, Big Mouth knows its way around a song-and-dance routine) just to learn it’s OK to admit to a partner he doesn’t know exactly what he wants. Nick’s belief that he should be able to anticipate what turns a girl on instead of just asking gets him into big trouble, leading to another dark arc for a character who has consistently struggled to take personal responsibility. Meanwhile, Jessi (Jessi Klein) hilariously learns the value of enthusiastic consent by finding the courage to tell her new boyfriend Camden (Whitmer Thomas) to warm up his hands before touching her breasts.

After eight seasons of the main series and two of the spinoff Human Resources, Big Mouth has grown into a fusion of Sex Education and Inside Out packed with anthropomorphized creatures representing concepts cerebral, emotional, and physical, and The Shame Wizard, Tito the Anxiety Mosquito, and Depression Kitty all follow the kids to Bridgeton High. New this season is Compassion (Holly Hunter), a peanut-addicted elephant pushed into retirement by the world’s cruelty. While her introduction is heavy handed, her ability to allow open-minded people to see the creatures that are tormenting everyone around them is a beautiful summation of Big Mouth’s central gimmick. Compassion doesn’t just teach the kids the importance of being kind to others, but also helps them grapple with their own demons.

The final season also shows off the strengths of its rich supporting cast. Caleb (Joe Wengert) started as a gag character, but has developed into a sweet portrayal of autism. His bluntness helps Missy (Ayo Edebiri) get over her dread of high school and even start a relationship with the boy of her dreams Nate – who, in another delightful full circle moment, is played by frequent Big Mouth guest star and Missy’s longtime celebrity crush, Nathan Fillion. The feral antics of Jay (Jason Mantzoukas) have often been a highlight of the show, but even he gets to grow up a bit this season by standing up for his own happiness and helping Matthew tackle his insecurities.

This season repeatedly mocks the sad state of sex education in American schools and how weird it is that a show featuring furry detached pensises has filled the gap for many viewers. Its semi-regular tradition of combining Everything You’ve Ever Wanted to Know About Sex (But Were Afraid to Ask) and The Simpsons’ “Treehouse of Horror” episodes gets a fitting finale in an episode where Maury and his fellow hormone monster Connie (Maya Rudolph) answer viewer mail. It’s a last chance for the writers and animators to really show off as they tackle queefing in the style of The Twilight Zone and vaginismus as the topic of a talk show hosted by Nick’s parents. To the end, Big Mouth is producing lessons that grab your attention and stick in your mind by being so gross and weird that nothing feels taboo.

It’s hard to say goodbye to a show this heartwarming, funny, and rewarding, and as such, season 8 takes on the sentimentality of a graduation story (even though the kids are only just now starting high school). Season 4 already gave us a glimpse at one potential future for these characters; in its final episodes, Big Mouth embraces the unknowns that lie ahead of them. But it also reassures viewers that they’ll be OK, because they have each other. Plus, they’ve been through so much messy, personal drama already that they’re ready for anything.

Rambo is set to return, with a prequel project in the pipe from Sisu and Big Game director Jalmari Helander. According to Deadline, Millennium Media is currently launching the film – called John Rambo – at the Cannes market.

The Cannes market is an event that runs during the Cannes Film Festival, and it’s where upcoming film projects that are still seeking funding or distribution partners are revealed and exhibited to potential investors. Millennium Media, known for the Expendables and Has Fallen series, was one of the production companies behind 2008’s Rambo and 2019’s Rambo: Last Blood.

Nothing is known about John Rambo’s plot beyond the fact that it will be set during the Vietnam War and serve as a prequel to 1982’s iconic First Blood. No casting has been finalised. Deadline reports that original Rambo star Sylvester Stallone is aware of the project but is not involved at this stage.

The script for John Rambo has been written by Rory Haines and Sohrab Noshirvani (The Mauritanian, Black Adam) and it’s planned to begin shooting in Thailand from October.

As unexpected as a Rambo prequel may be, Helander’s carnage-filled 2023 WWII action film Sisu (which essentially turned John Wick into an elderly Finnish commando and set him loose against Nazis retreating from Finland following the Lapland War) indicates he’s certainly up to the job.

Luke is a Senior Editor on the IGN reviews team. You can track him down on Bluesky @mrlukereilly to ask him things about stuff.

Thank your own personal deity--possibly Prince Ahzrak--it's Friday! The sales shelves are stacked, the discounts are deep, and there’s no better time to finally tick off a wishlist title you’ve been eyeing since launch. Whether you’re a couch co-op diehard, a story-driven solo adventurer, or just here for sweet, sweet freebies, this end of week haul is stuffed with titles worth our hard-earned dollarydoos.

This Day in Gaming 🎂

In retro news, I'm celebrating the 12th birthday of Deadly Premonition, a so-bad-it's-great cult hit. Basically, this was an incredibly low-budget Japanese Twin Peaks with ropey visuals, controls, script, voice acting—you name it, they SMSed it in. Considering all of this, you should definitely treat yourself to a drive (hopefully at a heavily discounted rate) to the strange city of Greenvale. If only to watch your FBI protagonist multitask driving along a stormy road, smoking, perusing a case file on a laptop riding shotgun, and having a phone debate about the BDSM implications of Tom & Jerry cartoons. Gloriously, it all goes down[Silent]hill from there.

Aussie bdays for notable games

- Guilty Gear (PS) 2000. Sequel

- Velocity (PSP) 2012. Sequel

- Deadly Premonition (PS3) 2013. Get

- Metro: Last Light (PC,PS3,X360) 2013. Get

Contents

• Nintendo
• Xbox
• PlayStation
• PC
• PC Gear
• LEGO
• Headphones
• TVs

Nice Savings for Nintendo Switch

Nintendo Switch kicks off strong with Sonic Origins Plus (A$27), a retro compilation that sneaks in Amy Rose as a playable character across all four classic titles, something even the Mega Drive couldn’t dream of. Also worth a look is Borderlands 3 Ultimate Edition (A$34), which isn’t just guns and chaos (it also hides a rare tribute to late cosplayer Michael Johnstone in one of its side quests).

• Borderlands 3 Ult. (-62%) - A$34
• Sonic X Shadow Gen. (-14%) - A$69
• Persona 5 Royal (-40%) - A$59
• Sonic Origins Plus (-53%) - A$27
• Diablo Eternal Col. (-29%) - A$64

Expiring Recent Deals

• Lego Skywalker Saga Galactic (-80%) - A$22
• Lego Harry Potter Col. (-80%) - A$8
• Mortal Kombat 11 (-86%) - A$9
• Fire Emblem Warriors: TH (-50%) - A$39
• God Eater 3 (-31%) - A$58

Or gift a Nintendo eShop Card.

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Exciting Bargains for Xbox

• Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 (-19%) - A$89
• Destroy All Humans! 2 Reprobed (-65%) - A$19
• RoboCop: Rogue City (-27%) - A$55
• Halo: The Master Chief Col. (-75%) - A$14
• Halo Infinite (-67%) - A$32

Xbox One

• The Crew Motorfest (-33%) - A$66
• Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order (-75%) - A$17
• Turok Trilogy Bndl (-75%) - A$22

Expiring Recent Deals

• Monster Hunter Wilds (-15%) - A$97
• No More Heroes 3 (-56%) - A$33
• Gotham Knights (-73%) - A$29
• Metaphor: ReFantazio (-27%) - A$83
• Dead Space (-75%) - A$27
• Hogwarts Legacy (-50%) - A$49
• The Last Campfire (-90%) - A$2
• Burnout Paradise Rem. (-75%) - A$7

Or just invest in an Xbox Card.

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Pure Scores for PlayStation

• Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 (-7%) - A$84
• Persona 5 Royal (-42%) - A$55
• Stranger of Paradise FF Origin (-59%) - A$41
• Spelunky 2 (-60%) - A$11
• Rogue Legacy 2 (-50%) - A$18

PS4

• Ace Combat 7 (-73%) - A$26
• Mark of the Ninja: Rem. (-75%) - A$7
• Octopath Traveler (-60%) - A$36

Expiring Recent Deals

• Doom: The Dark Ages (-17%) - A$99
• Mafia: The Old Country (-12%) - A$79
• Ghost of Yōtei (-21%) - A$99
• Rise of the Ronin (-19%) - A$101
• The Witcher 3 Comp. Ed. (-75%) - A$19
• What the Golf? (-50%) - A$12
• Octopath Traveler II (-26%) - A$63
• One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4 (-43%) - A$40
• Enter the Gungeon (-75%) - A$5

PS+ Monthly Freebies
Yours to keep from May 1 with this subscription

• Ark: Survival Ascended (PS5)
• Balatro (PS5/PS4)
• Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun (PS5/PS4)

Or purchase a PS Store Card.

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Purchase Cheap for PC

• Dead Island 2 (-100%) - FREE
• Saints Row: Gat out of Hell (-100%) - FREE w/ Prime
• Golf with Your Friends (-100%) - FREE w/ Prime
• Cyberpunk 2077 (-60%) - A$35
• Kingdom Come: Deliverance II (-22%) - A$70

Expiring Recent Deals

• Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 (-18%) - A$57
• NBA 2K25 (-88%) - A$12
• Mafia: Trilogy (-82%) - A$20
• Superhot (-70%) - A$10
• Death's Door (-75%) - A$7
• Stellaris (-75%) - A$14

Or just get a Steam Wallet Card

Laptop Deals

• HP Envy x360 16" 2-in-1 (-39%) – A$1,399
• HP Laptop 15.6" Ryzen (-34%) – A$1,049
• ThinkPad E14 Gen 5 (-35%) – A$869
• Lenovo Yoga 7i Gen 9 (-41%) – A$1,229
• Apple 2024 MacBook Air 15-inch (-16%) – A$2,094
• Lenovo ThinkPad E14 Gen 5 (-36%) - A$879
• Lenovo ThinkBook 16 Gen7 (-27%) - A$1,018

Desktop Deals

• Lenovo neo 50q Gen 4 Tiny (-35%) – A$639
• Lenovo neo 50t Gen 5 Desk (-20%) – A$871.20
• Lenovo Legion Tower 5i (-29%) – A$1,899

Monitor Deals

• ARZOPA 16.1" 144Hz (-55%) – A$159.99
• Z-Edge 27" 240Hz (-15%) – A$237.99
• Gawfolk 34" WQHD (-28%) – A$359
• LG 27" Ultragear (-42%) – A$349

Component Deals

• MSI PRO B650M-A WiFi Motherboard (-41%) – A$229
• AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D (-7%) – A$876
• Corsair Vengeance 32GB (-35%) – A$82
• Kingston FURY Beast 16GB (-30%) – A$48

Storage Deals

• Seagate One Touch Portable HDD (-24%) – A$228
• Kingston 1TB USB 3.2 SSD (-17%) – A$115
• SanDisk 128GB Extreme PRO (-63%) – A$29
• SanDisk 32GB Ultra SDHC (-53%) – A$9.90

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Legit LEGO Deals

• Captain America: Civil War (-47%) - A$79
• TIE Fighter & X-Wing (-42%) - A$105
• Technic Porsche GT4 (-28%) - A$179
• F1 Garage Mercedes (-27%) - A$95

Expiring Recent Deals

• Minecraft The Baby Pig House (-27%) - A$22
• Animal Crossing Isabelle’s House (-43%) - A$40
• Go-Karts and Race Drivers (-33%) - A$10
• Art Love Building Se (-27%) - A$94

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Hot Headphones Deals

Audiophilia for less

• Galaxy Buds2 Pro (-31%) – A$239
• Technics Wireless NC (-33%) – A$365
• SoundPEATS Space (-25%) – A$56.99
• Sony MDR7506 Pro (-18%) – A$199

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Terrific TV Deals

Do right by your console, upgrade your telly

• LG 43" UT80 4K (-24%) – A$635
• Kogan 65" QLED 4K (-50%) – A$699
• Kogan 55" QLED 4K (-45%) – A$549
• LG 55" UT80 4K (-28%) – A$866

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Did Superman blink... or did James Gunn?

In the latest trailer for the filmmaker's upcoming Superman, some eagle-eyed (Kryptonian-eyed?) fans noticed something about... well, Superman's eyes! Specifically, a change that Gunn and his team seem to have made from the first teaser trailer which was released last December.

In that first teaser, there's a shot of Superman walking through a crowd of angry Metropolis citizens, seemingly after a battle of some kind where David Corenswet's hero hasn't fared too well. One man in the crowd throws a can of something at the Man of Steel, who flinches a bit and blinks, but continues to walk on without looking back.

This had some fans wondering why Superman would react in such a manner to getting hit by a mere can (we don't know what's in the can but let's just pretend it's Duff Beer). But now, in the new trailer, Supes takes the hit like a man -- a super man even! Check out the teaser version and the new trailer version below that:

Of course, it's nothing new for filmmakers to tweak shots from trailers for the final version of the film. Gunn himself has yet to comment on this minor change, and while it's an interesting alteration, it's also a pretty inconsequential one. Sure, we're all combing over every detail of new Superman info as Gunn gets ready to launch his DC Universe on the big screen, but also, I would go so far as to say Superman -- as invulnerable as he is -- is also capable of involuntary physical reactions just like the rest of us. So just as you or I might blink or flinch when, for example, a harmless whiffle ball is thrown at us unexpectedly, it's not out of the realm of possibility that the Man of Steel would also react in a moment like the one in the trailers, despite his relative inability to get hurt.

Besides, the real question is why would that guy in the crowd waste a perfectly good Duff Beer like that?

A ton of Star Wars books are currently buy one, get one half off at Amazon. Similar to last week's sale, only certain books qualify, but the Star Wars selection has something for everyone. Notable inclusions are Timothy Zahn's Thrawn books and Claudia Gray's High Republic stories, and there's even a Star Wars sticker book and a manga coloring book! Some books are available in both paperback and hardcover. Keep in mind if you're looking for full Thrawn or High Republic sets, only a handful of titles in these series are on sale, so you may have to fill in the gaps at full price.

For more Star Wars books, you can now preorder Kwame Mbalia's Star Wars: The Last Order, the first story in a post-Rise of Skywalker universe, releasing this October.

Timothy Zahn's Thrawn Novels

Grand Admiral Thrawn is a Chiss-born Imperial military leader. He's gone on to make appearances in shows like Star Wars: Rebels and Ahsoka, and has quickly become some fans' favorite villains (he's one of mine, personally). Timothy Zahn, Thrawn's creator, has written the character since the original Star Wars Legends trilogy starting with Heir to the Empire, and in the Disney era have penned two more Thrawn-focused trilogies: Thrawn, Thrawn: Alliances, and Thrawn: Treason, as well as the most recent Thrawn: Ascendancy books.

The High Republic Era

The High Republic is a massive multimedia push for new Star Wars stories spanning novels, comics, and more. As a sort of prequel to the Skywalker Saga (starting with Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace), the High Republic spans centuries, taking place up to 1,000 years prior to the films. The Disney+ series Star Wars: The Acolyte from 2024 explores the end of this era, giving fans a tease of a famous Sith lord only mentioned in Star Wars Episode III: The Revenge of the Sith. The books available as part of this sale are only a small chunk of what the initiative has to offer.

Star Wars Legends

Some of the original Star Wars Legends novels from the 90's are included, as well as adaptations of Star Video games. Darth Bane: The Rule of Two is a significant milestone in Sith lore, as Darth Bane was the one to establish that only two Sith can exist at one time: a master and an apprentice. Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II's novelization is a good retelling of the story from the game.

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We've been writing a lot lately about the ways in which the ongoing tariff chaos in the United States might impact the games industry, from consoles to accessories to software. And while some folks seem to be fairly concerned over how this might impact both consumers and business, Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick seemed relatively unphased by the idea of tariffs on today's Q&A call with investors.

Toward the end of the call, Zelnick was asked whether he was concerned specifically about potential console price increases and their impact on the overall gaming ecosystem. This was referring to the recent price bump on Xbox Series consoles, and the expected PlayStation 5 increase that may follow.

Zelnick believes that confusing as the tariff back-and-forth is, Take-Two's fiscal guidance is fairly set in stone, at least for the coming year:

"Our guide is for the next ten months, essentially, that's the part of the fiscal year that hasn't elapsed yet, and it's very difficult to predict where tariffs will land, given how things have bumped around so far. We feel reasonably confident that our guide wouldn't be meaningfully affected, unless tariffs ran off in a very different direction than we currently expect. In any case, there's already a very substantial install base for all of our target platforms except Nintendo Switch 2, which is pre-launch. So we have, I think, enough insight that we wouldn't be affected by any changes."

Zelnick has reason to be confident. As he points out, most of the games Take-Two will release in the coming fiscal year are coming to platforms people largely already own. A few people buying or not buying an Xbox Series or a PS5 or even a Nintendo Switch 2 isn't going to make a massive difference. What's more, much of Take-Two's revenue comes from digital purchases in ongoing games like GTA V, Red Dead Redemption 2, and its mobile business, which aren't subject to tariffs at all.

Still, as Zelnick notes, everything is still up in the air. We've spoken to analysts numerous times over the last few months on the subject of tariffs, and all of them have reiterated that the situation is ever-changing and unpredictable, which even the CEO of Take-Two is leaving room for.

We spoke directly to Zelnick ahead of the investor call about the company's quarter, including discussion of GTA 6's development timeline, and Zelnick's thoughts on the game's recent delay to next year. And we also wrote about Zelnick's Q&A comments on the Nintendo Switch 2, and why he's optimistic for its release.

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Star Wars Outlaws got its first story expansion today with the release of the A Pirate’s Fortune DLC on PlayStation, Xbox and PC, and fans have one cheeky rascal called Hondo Ohnaka is the reason why.

According to Drew Rechner, Creative Director at Ubisoft's Massive Entertainment, the DLC was born from his team's love of Hondo Ohnaka, the Weequay pirate who has previously appeared in the Darth Maul comics and the Star Wars: The Clone Wars animated TV show.

"We always knew because there were so many passionate people on the team that we needed to feature Hondo. And, you know, that scoundrel fantasy of Kay mixing with the pirate fantasy of Hondo, it just kind of makes sense, right?" Rechner told IGN.

"And we also knew that Kay would be kind of coming into her own, learning what it means to be a leader, and then having someone like Hondo as a mentor - or is he? - we thought it led to really interesting things."

The DLC adds a new adventure to the main game featuring the Rokana Raiders crime gang, the Miyuki Trade League who can supply Kay with upgrades for her Trailblazer ship, and a new blaster capability called Shock.

Star Wars Outlaws is also getting a Nintendo Switch 2 release on September 4, but Rechner refused to spill details on whether the new platform would bring any new features to the game, but did say that there was more information to come.

"In terms of a specific feature set, that's something that we will get into later. So we'll have more stuff to talk about later."

Some of the Switch 2's features that the game could take advantage of are controllers that can be used as a mouse and a new GameChat capability.

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We're less than a month away from the launch of the Nintendo Switch 2, and amid all the turmoil around pricing, tariffs, game key cards, and what-have-you, one third-party publisher says it's feeling pretty good about about the console: Take-Two Interactive.

In a Q&A with investors today following the company's full year earnings, CEO Strauss Zelnick answered a question about the publisher's support of the Nintendo Switch 2 by saying he felt "great optimism" for Nintendo's new platform. In fact, he said Nintendo's support of third-party publishers this time around was better than it has been in the past:

"We're launching four titles with Nintendo Switch 2, and that's I think a bigger array of releases than we've ever offered before with a new Nintendo platform. Historically, being a third party in the Nintendo business has been a bit challenging. I think Nintendo has been very forthcoming in addressing that. And we're stepping up too, because we have great optimism for the platform. In terms of what we would bring to any platform, we address it on a case-by-case basis, we obviously want to be where the consumers are. But we would not necessarily bring every title to every platform. There are also great catalog opportunities as well."

Specifically, Take-Two is bringing Civilization 7 (June 5, launch day), the NBA 2K and WWE 2K series (unclear which games, or when), and Borderlands 4 (September 12). Those admittedly aren't surprising inclusions, as Take-Two was already publishing all four franchises on the Nintendo Switch. But Zelnick's quote does make it sound like the door could be open in the future to other releases, especially from Take-Two's back catalog. GTA 6 probably won't make the cut, but perhaps GTA V, one of these days?

We spoke directly to Zelnick ahead of the investor call about the company's quarter, including discussion of GTA 6's development timeline, and Zelnick's thoughts on the game's recent delay to next year.

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The director of The Fall Guy is in talks to take on Netflix’s Gears of War movie.

The Hollywood Reporter said David Leitch, who also directed Atomic Blonde (2017), Deadpool 2 (2018), Hobbs & Shaw (2019), and Bullet Train (2022), is in negotiations to direct Gears of War, the adaptation of Microsoft’s explosive third-person action game.

Leitch and Kelly McCormick are said to be producing alongside Gears developer The Coalition. Jon Spaihts (Dune) is reportedly writing the script.

It’s been two-and-a-half years since Netflix picked up the rights to Gears of War, but it sounds like the gears are finally in motion now. An adult animation series is reportedly also in the works and set to follow the movie. Pending the adaptations’ success, even more Gears would follow.

The big question is of course who will play Gears protagonist Marcus Fenix? Wrestler turned actor Dave Bautista has made it extremely clear that he really, really, really, wants to play Marcus Fenix. He also has the seal of approval from Gears co-creator Cliff Bleszinski.

It’s boom time for video game adaptations, withThe Super Mario Bros. Movie, A Minecraft Movie, and the Sonic movies all breaking records. Beyond that, there’s the Uncharted movie, the Mortal Kombat movie, Resident Evil movies, and plenty more.

In March, Microsoft gaming chief Phil Spencer said the failure of the TV adaptation of Halo hadn't put Microsoft off more adaptations of its video games. Microsoft had learned from Halo, Spencer said, and was gaining confidence in the space. And so, expect more to come.

"We’re learning and growing through this process, which is giving us more confidence that we should do more,” Spencer said.

“We learned from doing Halo. We learned from doing Fallout. So all of these build on themselves. And obviously we’ll have a couple that miss. But what I’d say to the Xbox community that likes this work is, ‘You’re going to see more, because we’re gaining confidence and we’re learning through this.’ ”

Back in video game land, The Coalition is working on prequel Gears of War: E-Day. It does not have a release date.

Wesley is the UK News Editor for IGN. Find him on Twitter at @wyp100. You can reach Wesley at wesley_yinpoole@ign.com or confidentially at wyp100@proton.me.

Today, the gaming world collectively hovers a metaphorical thumb over the A button, watching the Nintendo Switch 2 launch clock count down to June 5 to get that all-important boost off the starting line. However, there’s been a bit of news that IGN readers should know: Nintendo has informed us that there will be no traditional pre-launch review access to Switch 2 hardware, as there usually is with console launches. This also means there’s no way to test out Mario Kart World, Welcome Tour, or the upgraded Zelda games and other ports in time to post the usual timely review coverage you expect from us.

That’s not ideal, and it’s thrown a wrench in the gears of how we (and the rest of the media, including our tech-savvy colleagues at Digital Foundry) planned to answer your questions at or ahead of launch. Being able to tell you everything you’d want to know about what it’s like to use new hardware and games at the moment you want to make big decisions about how you’ll spend your money and time is something we take pride in – and one of the most satisfying parts of what we do at IGN.

Of course, this isn’t the first time we’ve had to adapt to a situation like this, so we’re lined up to deliver you the next best thing. It’ll be more of a hustle than we’d like, but we’re going to set about getting you those answers as soon as we’re able, without compromising on quality. The moment our preordered Switch 2s arrive we’ll get started on, among other things: a review in progress of Mario Kart World (from in-house champion and NVC host Logan Plant), more in-depth impressions of the Switch 2 Editions of Breath of the Wild, Tears of the Kingdom, and third-party ports like Cyberpunk 2077 and Hogwarts Legacy, with an eye on how they perform and compare to previous versions on other hardware. At the same time, our team will spin up evaluations of all the hardware, including the Switch 2 console itself (from Switch and Switch Lite reviewer Tom Marks), the new Joy-Cons, the Pro Controller 2 (from controller expert Michael Higham), the camera, and every other accessory we can get our hands on.

Our goal is to have most if not all of these reviews posted within a week or so of launch, and to field any big questions that often develop as early adopters around the world put a shiny new console through its paces. There’s a lot to do, but we’re ready to go.

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As an ancient gamer (now 32), I’ve had plenty of experience playing Pac-Man. During my pre-teen years, many of my summer days were spent losing quarters to my local arcade, attempting to reach the mythical "split-screen level." As a devoted fan of the franchise, I admittedly had reservations going into my PAX East preview of Bandai Namco’s new, unconventional take on the series, Shadow Labyrinth.

On paper, Shadow Labyrinth should not work. Pac-Man as a dark sci-fi metroidvania where he turns into a giant mech and shoots lasers out of his mouth sounds like bad gaming Wattpad fiction. Yet, that is exactly what it is…and Puck, Man, it was glorious.

The story takes place shortly after the events of the Prime Video animated short, Secret Level, as the protagonist, the dark and brooding Swordsman No. 8, wakes up surrounded by monsters and aliens. He soon meets a mysterious figure known as Puck, a yellow circular creature who looks like he enjoys eating pellets, fruit, and blue ghosts. After a brief introduction, the duo vows to work together by combining their unique abilities of strength and mobility in the hopes that they can navigate the treacherous world and survive the darkness that awaits.

That darkness comes in many shapes and sizes, as the setting features a handful of different biomes, each with distinct personalities, backdrops, and characteristics. No two mazes in this 2D adventure will have the same layout, and enemy designs and types will change depending on the region that is being explored.

My preview started by placing me in an underground tech biome filled with various melee, flying, and ranged enemy types that could only exist underground, like bat-creatures and angry hedgehogs. Gameplay was straightforward and intuitive enough initially. Combat and dodging reminded me a lot of the original Castlevania titles, and its platforming elements are akin to a love child of Ori and the Blind Forest and Celeste, thanks to Puck’s ability to grapple onto spots, adding extra layers of maneuverability.

Combining the grapple with aerial attacks makes for interesting gameplay against enemies, especially when challenge rooms come into play. Like many other Metroidvanias, Shadow Labyrinth has rooms that will seal off once entered, requiring the Swordsman to defeat each combatant inside to unlock the room.

Enemies spawn in from all over the room, attempting to overwhelm with quantity and variety, making for a bullet-sponge-like environment. I frantically grappled to avoid ground foe charges while dodging flying enemies simultaneously, failing to do so multiple times, and needing to respawn.

After getting the hang of their patterns and placements, I grappled up and used melee attacks to chain movements in the air, then slammed my sword down from above on the enemies below, making for an immensely satisfying victory. While I only experienced two challenge rooms in this particular build, I was impressed with how difficult but rewarding each room was. But despite how much I enjoyed this, the true beauty of Shadow Labyrinth’s platforming and combat comes to light when Puck becomes the controllable character.

The platforming element of controlling Puck is both clever and nostalgic, as the Swordsman will morph into him and ride waves of electricity to help them move around areas otherwise blocked by environmental hazards or inaccessible heights. While riding the wave, you’ll move identically to the old Pac-Man games, but with an added twist.

Puck is still limited to moving left, right, up, or down on the violet electricity line, but he is no longer limited to a lined grid and can also stop, aim, and jump. While this might sound simple, it adds a new layer to movement and combat. Some challenge rooms even feature these lines, which can be used to execute sword attacks, creating an entirely new approach to beating each room’s combat puzzle.

My favorite instance of this occurred halfway through the preview during the Kaiju boss battle (yes, you read that right). The fight is similar to a challenge room in the sense that it blocks off any retreat, but this time it is a one-on-one fight, as the boss is much bigger than Swordsman No. 8. To combat the size difference, Swordsman No. 8 can use Puck’s ability to ride up the wall to not only get a height advantage and deal extra damage to the enemy’s horn weak spot, but also avoid massive laser attacks that would otherwise kill them both.

As it turns out, the boss isn’t the only one wielding a laser, which leads to my other favorite, absurd moment in this preview: Puck can turn into a giant mecha named Gaia. Yes, this is a Metroidvania Pac-Man game where you can control a Gundam and fight Kaiju. Again, this should not work, but it does so marvelously, resulting in an epic crescendo to a fever dream of a boss battle and transformation.

Even after the boss battle ended, there was still plenty to explore in Shadow Labyrinth. The first thing I unlocked afterward was a pared-down version of Gaia’s laser ability, which the Swordsman can use by holding down the charge button. Not only is this move great for dispelling large groups of foes blocking an area, but it can also be thrown into attacks in locations like the challenge rooms to make for some delightful combo kills.

Alongside the new power move, I also unlocked a new location featuring another strangely familiar-looking set of enemies that would begin to float through the level toward me until they touched the ground. At first, I was confused about how to beat them, as hitting them with a sword wasn’t working.

It wasn’t until I started listening to the music and sound effects and remembering why the enemies’ movements looked so familiar that a lightbulb went off: these are the Pooka from Dig Dug. Just like the 1982 classic arcade title, the only way to destroy Pooka is to stun and inflate it when they are materialized. After experimenting, it turns out that using Puck’s grapple ability on them to knock them out and then using it again to inflate them is the only way to kill them.

This is just one of the many references to Bandai Namco’s library of beloved arcade games, as the story and setting of Shadow Labyrinth are set to include plenty of references and modernized takes on a handful of other iconic games. While there was no hint or mention of which one it would be, the developers teased that the war-torn world of Shadow Labyrinth itself will be a major reveal as the narrative progresses.

If you had told me back then that one day someone would make a Metroidvania version of everyone’s favorite Puck Man, I’d probably think you’re insane. After playing Shadow Labyrinth at PAX East 2025, that statement is probably still true, but I’m right there beside you, enjoying the insanity.

Whether it is the fluidity of Puck’s grappling hook and wall traversal combined with Swordsman No. 8’s raw power and durability, or the fact that Pac-Man can turn into a mech that shoots lasers out of its mouth, everything about this Metroidvania is absurdly fun. The game features something for everyone here, as the platforming, combat, and puzzles each stand out on their own as enjoyable experiences.

I implore you to suspend your disbelief about how this bizarre concept can even work, and at least give Shadow Labyrinth a try when it is released, as this insane creative bet by Bandai looks like it might actually pay off.

IGN is on a mission to enrich the experiences of gaming and entertainment fans worldwide. On June 7–8, IGN Live is back at The Magic Box @ The Reef in downtown Los Angeles for a weekend packed with everything our fans love: our biggest shows live, celebrity panels, exclusive reveals, and the kind of high-energy fandom that only IGN can deliver. Whether attending in person or streaming from anywhere in the world, IGN Live is your front-row seat to the future of gaming and entertainment.

And yes, our industry partners are going big too. Xbox, Netflix, 2K, Ubisoft, SEGA, IDW Publishing, Lenovo, Arcade1Up, Intel, Critical Role, and more will be onsite with game demos, first looks, interactive experiences, and can’t miss activations designed for fans, creators, and players alike.

"IGN has set the standard for delivering critical news, rich fan culture content, and in-depth game expertise to passionate audiences wherever they are. IGN Live channels that energy into a fully immersive experience, offering our products & brands a one-of-a-kind opportunity to connect with fans in deeper, more meaningful ways."

– Ryan Okum, EVP, Publishing, Sega of America

Last year’s debut IGN Live featured a stacked lineup of guests and partners, including Xbox’s Phil Spencer, the cast of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, WWE’s Michin, and John Wick director Chad Stahelski. Fans walked away with over 10,000 prizes, from gaming consoles and exclusive comics to limited-edition collectibles and game codes.

“2K is thrilled to be participating in IGN Live once again in 2025. It's a great opportunity to put our biggest titles in front of fans who love everything about games and entertainment. Last year we partnered with IGN to bring WWE Superstars to the event along with playable games on the floor and tons of incredible giveaways. We're looking forward to seeing gaming fans at IGN Live again this June."

- Eric Alayoubi, Head of Marketing, Sports at 2K

In 2025, we’re leveling up the entire experience. Once again, we will co-host the official Xbox Summer Showcase watch party live at IGN Live on June 8, bringing fans an up-close look at what’s next from the world of Xbox. Netflix will also return with exclusive previews of its upcoming slate of must-watch shows and tentpole films.

This year, we’re especially excited to partner with Intel, who is bringing new standout experiences to the show floor including a Live PC Build Workshop, where an expert builder will craft four custom rigs across the weekend and be given away to fans daily.

“IGN is a platform where gaming and technology collide, and we’re looking forward to demonstrating how Intel powers the best in PC gaming at IGN Live. From expert PC DIY builds to great gaming experiences powered by Intel processors and graphics, we’re bringing the performance that gamers demand and can’t wait to see the incredible experience come to life.”

– Carolyn Henry, VP & GM Intel Americas Regional Marketing

And we’re just getting started.

IGN Live is more than just an experience, it’s a global stage for what’s next. With over 490 million fans across IGN’s worldwide platforms, IGN Live will reach audiences in real-time through livestreams, social media, and on-site editorial, making it one of the most influential entertainment weekends of the summer.

Whether you're a fan of games, movies, TV, comics, cosplay, collectibles, or just love being first to see what’s next, this is your moment.

Bringing IGN Live back to Los Angeles is about more than just an event — it’s a celebration of the passionate gaming and entertainment community that drives everything we do. We’re thrilled to create a space where fans, creators, and our incredible partners come together to share in the energy of live experiences. This is our moment to connect face-to-face with our audience, and deliver unforgettable entertainment at the epicenter of pop culture.”

— Yael Prough, President, IGN Entertainment

Don’t miss IGN Live June 7–8 at The Magic Box @ The Reef in Los Angeles.

More updates on confirmed guests, activations, and programming will roll out throughout May on IGN.com and across IGN’s social platforms.

Tickets are on sale now. Don’t miss your chance to be part of the action.

Check out what others are saying about IGN Live:

IDW Publishing

"IGN has been a powerhouse in connecting fans to the worlds they love, and we're thrilled to join forces for IGN Live. At IDW, we're all about building unforgettable stories and experiences, and there's no better partner to help amplify that energy than IGN. Together, we're setting the stage for something truly epic in LA."

- Aub Driver, VP Marketing, IDW Publishing

Ubisoft

“IGN Live has quickly become a must-attend event for gamers and the industry alike. Ubisoft was proud to help kickstart its launch last year, and we’re excited to build on that momentum with even bigger moments this year.”

- Brenda Panagrossi, General Manager USA, Ubisoft.

42West

"For the Fandoms & Franchises division of 42West, our clients want to connect with pop culture fanatics: the exact audience IGN has curated. The team at IGN is always incredible to work with and with IGN Live they've offered an opportunity to maximize the early summer timeframe to drive awareness for all things fandom related."

- Jonah Keel, EVP 42West

1010 Games

"IGN was incredibly welcoming to our team and a great partner in debuting never-before-seen Funko Fusion gameplay to their audience—both in person and at home during IGN Live. Their unique blend of entertainment and gaming fans made it the ideal platform to showcase what we've created and what was still to come."

- Arthur Parsons, Head of Publishing & Co-Founder 1010 Games

Survios

“Participating in IGN Live was a major moment for the team at Survios. We loved connecting with IGN’s passionate, engaged audience and providing an early look at Alien: Rogue Incursion. IGN continues to be an incredible partner in sharing our vision with gamers across the globe.”

- TQ Jefferson, Chief Product Officer Survios

FunPlus

"Partnering with IGN is always a win—but IGN Live took it to the next level especially in debuting our game. Sharing news first with the most engaged fans both in-person and watching around the world is a privilege, and we look forward to returning in the future."

- Chris Petrovic, Chief Business Officer FunPlus

WOW - Women of Wrestling

"IGN Live is the ultimate destination for the gaming industry, and WOW – Women Of Wrestling is always proud to be part of the excitement. Our WOW Superheroes thrive in this high-energy celebration of gaming, fandom, entertainment, and sports — the connection with fans is truly unmatched.”​

- David McLane, Co-Founder and Co-Owner of WOW - Women Of Wrestling

Back in February, I asked Take-Two boss Strauss Zelnick how confident he was about hitting GTA 6’s then fall 2025 release window. He told me he felt “really good about it.” Three months later, perhaps to no-one’s surprise, GTA 6 was delayed to May 26, 2026.

What changed in those few months? That’s what I asked Zelnick in a new interview to coincide with Take-Two’s just-published financial results. He said that as GTA 6 got closer to launch, the need for more polish “became clear.”

“As we get closer to completion of a title that’s seeking perfection, the needs or lack thereof, for continued polish become clear,” Zelnick said. “In this case there was an opportunity with a small amount of incremental time, we thought, to make sure Rockstar Games achieves its creative vision with no limitations. And I supported of course that approach.”

GTA 6’s delay outside Take-Two’s current financial year into the next is a blow for the company’s numbers in the short term, but Zelnick told me he still feels really good about what he has coming up, including Gearbox’s Borderlands 4, Hangar 13’s Mafia: The Old Country, and of course new games in its NBA 2K and WWE 2K franchises.

“I feel really good about how Fiscal 26 looks sitting here today,” he said. “And while of course, delays pain me — how could they not? — the most important thing to do is to support your teams in their search for perfection.”

Now, the obvious next question is a repeat of what I asked Zelnick back in February: how confident are you that Rockstar will hit May 26, 2026? This time around, Zelnick sounded even more certain:

“I think historically when we set a specific date, generally speaking, we've been very good about reaching it.”

That, to me, is saying GTA 6 won't be delayed without actually saying it. Never say never, of course, but now GTA 6 has an actual release date, it would be a pretty big shock if it slipped again.

The release of GTA 6 Trailer 2 and Rockstar's accompanying info-dump has sparked all sorts of speculation about what to expect from what is sure to be the biggest video game of all time. Some GTA fans even think Liberty City may end up in GTA 6 either at launch or as post-launch DLC.

While we wait to find out, we’ve got plenty more on GTA 6, including all the details we’ve discovered so far, a roundup of 70 brand new screenshots, and the expert opinion on how GTA 6 will look on PS5 Pro.

Wesley is the UK News Editor for IGN. Find him on Twitter at @wyp100. You can reach Wesley at wesley_yinpoole@ign.com or confidentially at wyp100@proton.me.

Wondering how long Grand Theft Auto 6 has been in development for? Development on the game began “in earnest” in 2020 following the success of Red Dead Redemption 2, Rockstar parent company Take-Two said in its financial report today — its first since the high-profile delay to GTA 6 from fall 2025 to May 26, 2026.

The use of the phrase “in earnest” of course suggests development began even earlier in an early capacity. It’s worth noting that Red Dead Redemption 2 came out in 2018, so we’re probably looking at a total development time for GTA 6 of at least eight years by the time it comes out. GTA 6’s development cost so far is estimated to be over $1 billion, which would make it the most expensive video game of all time.

For Take-Two, however, it’s all worth it. In its financial report, it said it believes “affording Rockstar additional time for such a groundbreaking project is a worthy investment,” and that’s because GTA 6 “is now the most anticipated entertainment property of all time.”

Take-Two pointed to “unprecedented” consumer anticipation, with Trailer 2's cross-platform debut last week shattering records to become the biggest video launch of all time, with over 475 million views in 24 hours. Trailer 1 had 93 million views in 24 hours on YouTube alone.

“The ambition and complexity of Grand Theft Auto VI is greater than any previous Rockstar title, and the team is poised to release another astonishing entertainment experience that will exceed players’ expectations,” Take-Two added.

IGN spoke with Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick ahead of the company’s financial results to discuss the GTA 6 delay, why it happened, and to ask how confident he now is that Rockstar will make it.

The release of GTA 6 Trailer 2 and Rockstar's accompanying info-dump has sparked all sorts of speculation about what to expect from what is sure to be the biggest video game of all time. Some GTA fans even think Liberty City may end up in GTA 6 either at launch or as post-launch DLC.

While we wait to find out, we’ve got plenty more on GTA 6, including all the details we’ve discovered so far, a roundup of 70 brand new screenshots, and the expert opinion on how GTA 6 will look on PS5 Pro.

Wesley is the UK News Editor for IGN. Find him on Twitter at @wyp100. You can reach Wesley at wesley_yinpoole@ign.com or confidentially at wyp100@proton.me.

Amazon still has some retired LEGO sets available for purchase. This super detailed to-scale R2-D2 set was retired in January 2025, but you can still pick it up for $221.27 (8% off). Star Wars has a long history with LEGO, dating back to 1999, and have released everything from child-friendly playsets to massive intricate models that look great on display. This R2-D2 falls in the latter camp, and its level of detail and size are a perfect addition to any Star Wars fan's collection.

Although this R2-D2 build was recently on sale for Star Wars Day, we don't expect it to be below MSRP for much longer.

Retired LEGO R2-D2 Is Still Available at Amazon

For a little while longer, Amazon continues to drop the prices on the newest Apple iPad (March 2025), the newest iPad Mini (October 2024), and the newest iPad Air (March 2025). This sale kicked off just ahead of Mother's Day and is currently still running, although select colors are starting to go back up in price. A sizeable discount on a very recent iPad release is uncommon, so I don't expect the sale to stick around for too much longer.

$50 Off New 2025 Apple iPad 10.9" (A16) Tablet

For most people, the iPad (not the Air, Mini, or Pro) is the best model to get because it offers all the benefits of iOS as well as snappy performance at an affordable price. The current generation model was released on March 12, 2025, over two years after the previous generation (October 2022). The upgrades include a more powerful processor (A16 vs A14), more RAM (6GB vs 4GB), and more storage (128GB vs 64GB), all. Best of all, the launch price of $349 is actually lower than when the previous generation model was released, which was $399.

The specs that have carried over are the 10.9" Liquid Retina 2360x1640 (264ppi) display, USB Type-C charging, Wi-Fi 6 connectivity, and the same camera. It's also compatible with the Magic Folio keyboard so you can convert it into a mini laptop for better workflow, making it one of the best iPads for students, and the newer Apple Pencil with USB-C.

$100 Off the 2025 iPad Air M3 Tablet

Amazon is offering the 7th generation Apple iPad Air M3 tablets at the lowest prices I've seen so far. The 11" model is down to $499 and the 13" model is down to $699, both after a $100 off instant discount. That's the best price we've seen for this 2025 model with the M3 chip. The 7th gen iPad Pro Air was released in March and is the current generation model. It's only one year newer than the 6th gen model and the only major upgrade is the jump from the M2 to the M3 chip.

Dungeons & Dragons is an iconic brand, a brand to contend with, a brand that’s launched a million fantasy campaigns across a million unique worlds of their player’s devising. Yet for all its popularity and success there are times when every player and dungeon master has thought: isn’t it all a bit too much work? Wouldn’t it be nice if we could have all the fun exploration, and exciting combat, and satisfying looting and levelling up without having to put in quite so much effort into world-building and rules overhead?

Well the answer is yes: play a board game instead. There are dozens and dozens of board games that riff on the basic premise of the fantasy quest, but a large number of them are either too abstract to truly scratch that itch, or so complex that they’re essentially a lifestyle commitment in their own right. Here is a selection of titles between those two extremes that fit the bill perfectly, from licensed spin-offs to stone classics, for those nights when you want the fantasy, but you don’t want playing to be a heroic quest in its own right.

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Want a clean list without the blurbs? The horizontally scrolling catalog above has you covered. But if you want some info about each of the games, read on.

D&D Waterdeep: Dungeon of The Mad Mage Adventure System

HeroQuest Game System

Clank! Legacy: Acquisitions Incorporated

Dungeons & Dragons Onslaught

Descent: Legends of the Dark

The Lord of the Rings: Journeys in Middle-Earth

Tiny Epic Dungeons

Gloomhaven: Jaws of the Lion

Legacy of Dragonholt

Betrayal at Baldur’s Gate

Dungeons & Dragons: Bedlam in Neverwinter