News - Save On Thousands Of PC Games During Fanatical's Lunar New Year Sale

The Lunar New Year is upon us once again, and Fanatical is celebrating with a gargantuan sale on over 10,000 games, bundles, and DLCs. The Lunar New Year Sale is running from now until February 22, so there's plenty of time to browse the vast catalogue and come away with some of your backlogged games on the cheap. You can even preorder a few upcoming titles with small discounts, and recently released games are even seeing some small price cuts. And if you spend $15 or more, you'll receive a bonus game or coupon with your purchase. With what's on offer here, it'll be pretty easy to hit the $15 threshold.

Some notable highlights from the sale include many of Bethesda's most recent games, like Fallout 4: Game of the Year Edition for just $9 (was $40), which comes with the base game and all DLC. Doom: The Dark Ages is 71% off, currently at $20.64 (was $70), while Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Premium Edition is $53 (was $100) and comes with the Order of the Giants story DLC. For something a bit older, Dishonored 2 is down to a measly $2.84 (was $30).

If you're a fan of survival horror games, Bloober Team's Cronos: The New Dawn is $48 (was $60) for the standard edition. Cronos is a dark, dreary third-person horror shooter akin to titles such as Dead Space and Resident Evil 4, and was one of the best spooky games of 2025. Another notable 2025 release, Silent Hill 2, is down to $52.49 (was $70). It's a modernized, faithful recreation of the PlayStation original that both new and longtime fans can enjoy.

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(Free Game Key) Steam | Lost in Anomaly is FREE

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3312020/Lost_in_Anomaly/

Free until 18:00 UTC February 16th

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News - Kingdom Come's Current-Gen Version Shadowdrops Today, Included With Game Pass

Kingdom Come: Deliverance's current-gen edition is out now on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, releasing as a shadowdrop (though its existence leaked some time ago).

The new version of the game includes "the level of performance and fidelity the story deserves," developer Warhorse Studios said. This includes up to 60fps support and "enhanced visual fidelity and graphical features" that Warhorse claims makes the game "as immersive, vibrant, and crisp as possible."

People who already own the game for PS4 and Xbox One can get the upgrade for free. The game is on Xbox Game Pass, too, and that version contains the current-gen upgrades. You can check out the trailer above to see the new version of the game in action.

(Free Game Key) Steam | Magellania

Magellania
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1511950/Magellania/
free until February 9th


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News - How Long To Beat Reanimal

Reanimal is a spiritual successor to developer Tarsier Studios' acclaimed horror franchise Little Nightmares, taking that series' disturbing imagery and sinister creature design to even darker levels than ever before. Playable solo or co-op (via split-screen or online), this nightmarish entry in the team's catalog doesn't hold back on the tension one bit, making it a potentially worthy grab for horror enthusiasts. Still, you may want to know what to expect from the game's length before diving in. If you're curious about how long it'll take to beat Reanimal, we've got everything you need to know below.

How long to beat Reanimal

Reanimal is a relatively brief experience that should take the average player around 5 or 6 hours to complete. Most chapters are linear with a clear path forward, and the puzzles that stand between you and the next room tend to be less brain teasers and more progression blockers designed to make you work together with your co-op partner (or AI companion if you're solo). The game's more challenging aspects include some occasional trial-and-error stealth and chase sequences--but they aren't anything too severe, either.

However, those looking to get the most out of Reanimal will find a lot of collectibles in nooks and crannies around its dark and unsettling environments, including posters, secret statues, and equippable masks. There are even extremely well-hidden coffins in secret places throughout the adventure, which will unlock a secret ending once they're all found. Taking the time to thoroughly search every section of the game can add a few more hours to your total playtime, maybe even pushing things past 10 hours if you get particularly stuck on the hunt for a particular collectible.

(Free Game Key) Steam & Epic | Arabian Gulf & Botany Manor

Arabian Gulf - Steam
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3744480/Arabian_Gulf/
Available until February 8th

Botany Manor - Epic
https://store.epicgames.com/p/botany-manor-e7c456
Available until February 12th


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News - Preorders For Castlevania: Belmont's Curse Are Now Live

Castlevania: Belmont's Curse

$40 | Releases in 2026

Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Best Buy

Castlevania fans have been waiting years for a new game to be announced, and at long last, the drought is finally over. During the PlayStation State of Play livestream, Castlevania: Belmont's Curse was officially revealed, and the game features some impressive developer pedigree behind it. Priced at $40, physical PS5, Switch, and Xbox Series X versions of the game are now available to preorder through Amazon and Best Buy ahead of its release later this year.

(Free Game Key) Steam: Untrusted | & | Epic Games: Definitely Not Fried Chicken

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1502660/Untrusted/
Free till February 1, 17:00 UTC.

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News - Geoff Keighley Isn't To Blame For Highguard's Struggles, Says Baldur's Gate 3

Just two months ago at The Game Awards, host Geoff Keighley gave a show-closing preview to the raid shooter Highguard. But after struggling out of the gate, Highguard developer Wildlight was hit by massive layoffs, and some are pointing the finger at Keighley for creating high expectations that the dev team couldn't live up to. However, at least one prominent figure in the industry doesn't believe Keighley should shoulder the blame for any of this mess.

"The Highguard layoffs, like many others, are a sad reminder of the economic instability of an industry that asks the world, but promises little," wrote Baldur's Gate 3 director of publishing, Michael Douse on X. "That said, blaming one man for showing a trailer on his telly show is a sophomoric take that shows little understanding of industry!"

"If anything, [Keighley] gave Highguard the best chance it could have," added Critical Hits founder Eric Arraché. "The problem was that the game wasn't that good (map too big for 3v3) and I believe it had some server problems on PC on day one. Aside from that, companies seem to be pulling out much faster since the Concord fiasco."