SWORD ART ONLINE Fractured Daydream — challenges gamers in an unexpected way. This new installment of the popular franchise is not your standard VR adventure. Here, familiar landscapes twist and turn, timelines collide, and past glories mix with new challenges. Buckle up, because a system failure in the game’s main program, Galaxia, throws characters from different stories together. There is no lone wolf mentality in this project. This is a team game in which up to 20 players form strategic squads. Forget loneliness — there is strength in numbers here. Raids become the main theme, where s work together to destroy powerful enemies that would crush any solo adventurer.

Viking Frontiers is an expansive gaming experience set to release in 2024, blending multiple genres including Action, Adventure, Indie, RPG, Simulation, and Strategy. Developed by BLUM Entertainment and published by PlayWay S.A., this title promises to immerse players in the rugged world of Viking exploration and conquest. In Viking Frontiers, players take on the role of a Viking leader tasked with leading their clan to glory and prosperity. The game offers a dynamic mix of gameplay elements, allowing players to engage in thrilling action sequences, embark on epic adventures, and make strategic decisions that shape the destiny of their Viking settlement. As an Action-Adventure game Viking Frontiers offers intense combat encounters where players must wield their weapons skillfully to overcome formidable foes. Whether raiding enemy settlements, defending against invaders, or battling mythical creatures, players will face a variety of challenges that test their combat prowess.

The Hundred Line Last Defense Academy — The updated adventure from the creators of legendary projects will capture your attention from the first minutes. According to the plot, 15 students will be protecting the school from monsters for 100 days. It will not be easy to cope with the monsters, because there are many of them, and they are ready to capture the building. How long will the students hold out, and will they be able to understand what really happened?