The Dark Zone returns with its classic blend of player-versus-player and player-versus-environment gameplay. You can venture in solo or with friends to find and take out powerful gear, but you’ll have to watch out for both enemy AI and other players while you try to escape with your loot.
So read on if you’re on the hunt for something to watch this bank holiday weekend.
Digital Spy has highlighted five top picks you won’t want to miss – be sure to add them to your watchlist soon!
Lots of great new movies have recently been added to streaming services like Netflix, BBC iPlayer, and Channel 4. Among them is a particularly gripping kitchen drama starring Stephen Graham.
Dragons and fairies? Yes, please! 🐉🧚
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As a Division Resurgence player, I’ve found teaming up with others super easy. You can create a squad of up to four agents to take on story missions, explore the open world, and even brave the intense PvPvE action in the Dark Zone. It’s all designed to be smooth and get you right into the action with your friends.
The developers have announced that “C.H.A.O.S” Mode will be temporarily removed, but they plan to release an updated version in July 2026.
Dragon Blood: Slayers Academy offers a sprawling story with unique alternate storylines you won’t find elsewhere. It explores the history of the Black Dragon King and the complex relationships between different races. You play as a new student arriving at Cassel Academy, a school dedicated to training dragon slayers.
Bill and Liz Rich move from London to a secluded farmhouse in the Brecon Beacons, hoping for a new beginning.
The new Super Mario Bros. Wonder game, inspired by the classic Super Mario Galaxy games on the Wii, earned $34.5 million in the United States on its first day, April 1st. It also brought in $33.9 million internationally, for a total worldwide opening day of $68.4 million.