Despite its flaws, Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave’s overall narrative depth, world-building, and visuals make it one of the best titles in the franchise.

Toem 2 is another delightful photographic journey that tells us all to slow down as well as explores the power of community.

Lanterns Episode 7 starts answering a lot of questions but also creates a bunch of new ones, enticing viewers to come back for the finale

Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation Season 3 Episode 14 sees Rudeus strive to prevent the foreseen disasters that could befall his family.

Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation Season 3 Cour 1 has moments of strength and weakness as it largely sets up Rudeus’ next major adventure

The Crow Club Episode 2, while focusing on Vann and Rakkhun, shows that seeds far deeper than a simple ghost story are taking root.

The Love Hypothesis hits every mark that it needs to and finds its heart in the respect and care it shows between lovers and friends. 

A Different World (2026) succeeds where other reboots fail, capturing HBCU culture for a new generation that carries the original’s legacy.

Dragon Quest Heroes: Torneko’s Mystery Dungeon -Classic HD- is a video game relic with a fresh coat of paint dropped into 2026.

Heart of the Beast is an incredible and moving look into what it means to truly put everything on the line for the sake of someone else.

Rinko Kikuchi shines in Ha-Chan Shake Your Booty as a ballroom dancer whose grief sends her on a journey of real and imagined romantic adventures.

Steel Ball Run Episode 2 is intriguing enough, has some great scenes, and continues to build the bond between Johnny and Gyro.