Review | Invincible VS: ‘This Is A Good Time’ (PlayStation 5)
Invincible has been one of my favourite modern superhero stories in recent years. Despite being built around aliens, superheroes and…
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EA’s latest Battlefield 6 roadmap highlights return of fan favourite maps
EA has pulled back the curtain on what’s coming to Battlefield 6 and REDSEC for the rest of 2026 and if you’re a long time fan of series, get excited. Some of these map names will ring a bell.
40 cars we’ve found in Forza Horizon 6 (Preview)
Forza Horizon 6 scatters aftermarket cars across its gorgeous Japanese map, waiting to be found and collected. Ranging from the slightly tuned to outright madness, here’s every aftermarket car the Quest Daily team found in the Forza Horizon 6 pre-release preview build.
Every Forza Horizon 6 Mascot By Japanese Region
Forza Horizon 6 hides 200 food-themed mascots across the map, each giving you 5,000 credits when you smash into them…
Forza Horizon 6: The Top 5 New And Returning Features
Some of Forza Horizon’s best ideas are back, while new features look ready to lift the Horizon formula even higher. We’ve played it early — here’s our top 5.
5 Things You Can and Can’t Do in Forza Horizon 6
Can you drive up Fuji? Can you smash through trees? Here’s what surprised us most about what you can and can’t do while exploring the Horizon series’ take on Japan.
Video games releasing in April 2026
From pixel-art vampires to stealthy octopuses and a man stuck in a bullet-hell time-loop… There are some banger games dropping this month!
‘I died and was revived’: Life is Strange actor’s real-life story behind role
Actors Hannah Telle and Rhianna DeVries, the voices behind iconic characters Max and Chloe, are returning for Life is Strange:…
QD Rapid Review | Crimson Desert: ‘A Whole Lot of Fun — Warts and All’ (PC)
Crimson Desert was been barrelling towards release and the hype machine overflowing — now it’s finally here. I’ve been deeply…
Review | Screamer: ‘A Neon Street Fight At 300 Kilometres An Hour’ (PC)
Screamer pulls inspiration from all over, but it never feels derivative — it’s loud, demanding, and compelling in its own right.