Ever since it debuted on Apple Arcade, Grindstone has been amongst my favorite puzzle games. It’s a mash-up of Candy Crush and Frank Frazetta that’s strategic, bloody, and impossible to put down. It has since launched on the Switch and PC, and today it’s coming to Xbox and PlayStation, so you can enjoy the adorable carnage on a bigger screen.
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There’s a very brief tease for Dune: Part Two available right now, but more is coming very soon: a full trailer is hitting the internet tomorrow. You’ll be able to check it out right here. Stay hydrated.
The excellent dinosaur documentary series Prehistoric Planet is coming back for a second season, and the new trailer is full of the most important thing: cute babies. Just try not to think about all the ways they could meet their demise, which the show will depict with startlingly realistic visuals. Season 2 starts streaming on Apple TV Plus on May 22nd.
If you’re already done with that other Star Wars game, the galaxy far, far away has once again descended on Fortnite. That includes gameplay features like the return of lightsabers and Force abilities, as well as the prerequisite new characters to buy like Anakin, Padme, and Darth Maul. You can get all the details right here.
The big release this week is Jedi: Survivor, a sequel to Fallen Order that doesn’t change much but does offer the best Star Wars wish fulfillment around. Plus, the adorable droid BD-1 is back.
Elsewhere, Horizon Forbidden West has an excellent new expansion, the Super Mario Bros. Movie is screening in Japanese in select cities, a second season of Netflix’s Sweet Tooth is now streaming, and the next game from the creators of Genshin Impact is out on mobile and PC.
And if you’re looking a little farther out, we also have previews of two exciting games: the throwback puzzler Humanity and a little thing called The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.
Polite Society was one of the highlights of this year’s Sundance Film Festival, and it’s finally hitting theaters for everyone to see. It has vibes of John Wick and Scott Pilgrim, but there’s really nothing quite like it — check out the clip below for a taste.





