The best horror TV to watch on Netflix

The most highly anticipated Overwatch character is finally here: Mauga. Years since he was first teased, the huge Tank is finally coming to Overwatch 2, as he's officially unveiled at BlizzCon.

The version 1.5 update for Honkai: Star Rail, dubbed “The Crepuscule Zone,” will launch on November 15, developer miHoYo announced.

The version 4.2 update for Genshin Impact, dubbed “Masquerade of the Guilty,” will launch on November 8, developer miHoYo announced.

Just over a week before it was slated to release, The Day Before has been bumped by one month.

I’ve always loved competition-based reality TV, especially any series with alliances and backstabbing — think shows like Survivor, The Amazing Race, and Big Brother, although the list goes on. I’ve finally found a new heir apparent to the genre, a Korean show called The Devil’s Plan. In The Devil’s Plan, which I mainlined on Netflix, players compete in brain games to win gold pieces. Players who lose all their pieces are eliminated, until there’s one winner left standing.

Falcom will release The Legend of Heroes: Trails through Daybreak for Switch on February 15, 2024 in Japan, the developer announced. Clouded Leopard Entertainment will release Traditional Chinese and Korean versions in Asia in March 2024.

The Lost Ark team is spotlighting monster creation with a new deep dive with the team on how Akkan, Plague Legion Commander, from rotting flesh to musical cues.

Although last year's Galaxy S22 was an excellent phone, the Exynos 2200 was the bane of that device for a lot of users who got their hands on that specific variant. That is why when Samsung introduced the Galaxy S23 FE with the same chipset, there were a lot of concerns regarding the performance because we weren't sure if the chipset was going to manage to hold itself together in 2023. Well, now it appears that the Exynos 2200 found in the recently released phone is actually much better than the one found in the Galaxy S22.

Netflix is looking really good in November, with high-profile series and movie premieres for just about everybody. We've got a new David Fincher flick, some reality TV goodness, the real-life Squid Game, anime both American and Japanese, and way more. Here's our guide to the hottest new content on the streaming service this month. Whether you're already a subscriber or thinking of signing up, there's definitely some worthwhile stuff to watch here.

Antivirus provider Kaspersky says it caught North Korean hackers trying to spread malware through a “high-profile” legitimate software meant to encrypt web communications. 

The Exynos 2400 is expected to be found in several Galaxy S24 variants sold in several regions, and while Samsung did not divulge the details of its flagship SoC, a recent claim made by the Korean giant’s executives placed the silicon’s GPU ahead of its competitors. However, earlier benchmarks revealed that it still has some catching up to do, and we will discuss those details shortly.

Kingdom opens ominously, with two attendants walking across a Joseon-era Korean palace’s courtyard to bring the king his meal. Once inside, the older attendant warns his young companion not to look into the king’s bedchambers while passing the food underneath the curtain. The young attendant can’t resist, and when he opens his eyes he’s dragged under the curtain by a snarling beast. It’s a dread-filled scene that grabs your attention, but Kingdom also uses that moment to set itself apart. Most zombie shows are centered around characters thrust into survival mode without knowing what caused the outbreak in the first place. In Kingdom, the original zombie is not just a known entity, he’s also being tended to by a royal staff.