We’ve all heard the phrase, “Not all heroes wear capes.” And while that is certainly true, some heroes do, in fact, wear capes, and they have a lot of fans. Superheroes have long been a mainstay in entertainment. From the early days of dime-store comic books to multimillion-dollar movie franchises, fans love the superhero world. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Max Wayne (@maxwaynebatman) Man With Down Syndrome Has Wholesome Moment With Batman Believe it or not, Batman first appeared in Detective Comics No. 27 in May 1939. For 85 years, fans have followed the life of Bruce Wayne, a wealthy businessman by day who fights crime at night. Devoted fans love to follow his adventures, and many would love to meet the Caped Crusader in person. But as we know, Batman is elusive, and meeting him in person is no easy task. Pubity recently shared a video on Instagram of a fan meeting Batman in real life, and it is truly heartwarming The man with Down syndrome is standing outside, wearing a Batman T-shirt, when the superhero approaches him. The pair embrace and it is clear Batman is just as excited to meet his fan as the man is to meet him. Instagrammers loved the sweet interaction. Someone wrote, “I can’t properly verbalize the beauty of seemingly small things like this.” This person wants to be Batman, too. “Just another reason I need to get a bat suit. So I can do things like this… and fight crime.” Of course, it brought tears. “Not me crying in the middle of the gym,” an Instagrammer wrote. This person agreed, “One of the most magical, beautiful moments I have ever seen.” This will undoubtedly be a core memory for everyone. “They will both remember that for their remaining days.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Batman Surprises Fan With Down Syndrome And Gets The Sweetest Reaction appeared first on InspireMore.

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Dead Cells will forever be my favorite roguelike. Hades 2 might show a lot of promise and Balatro might reinvent the genre, but the frenetic combat and ever-expanding world of The Beheaded is unmatched. Originally developed by Motion Twin, the studio handed the reigns over to Evil Empire to continue making DLC and updates, with excellent results. With that free time Motion Twin is now working on Windblown, which looks like the perfect follow-up to Dead Cells. The new roguelike isn't quite out yet, but we just got 15 minutes of uncut footage to keep us busy. Continue reading New Windblown footage proves it’s the perfect Dead Cells follow-up MORE FROM PCGAMESN: The best roguelike games, All upcoming games in 2024, The best action games

While Space Marine 2 continues to rip and tear its way through the Steam charts, my personal pick of the best Warhammer 40k games is readying for a major update. Warhammer 40k Darktide takes the frantic Left 4 Dead style four-player action that developer Fatshark honed in Vermintide 2 and inserts it into the muck-slicked, grimdark 40k setting. It’s an absolute blast to play, but it really shines when you’re with a squad - so the upcoming Darktide Unlocked and Loaded update makes finding the perfect team easier. Continue reading Warhammer 40k Darktide is finally adding an essential co-op feature MORE FROM PCGAMESN: The best FPS games, Best Warhammer games, Best Warhammer 40k games

Sometimes when I play strategy games, I can’t help feeling like I’m clocking into work. Managing roads, budgets, and garbage collection in Cities Skylines 2 is brutally hard. The pressures of leadership in Civilization and Manor Lords are relentless. I like depth and detail, and a sense that everything I achieve is the product of ingenuity and time, but ‘fun’ in 4X and RTS games is highly subjective. Enter Planet Coaster 2. From Theme Park to RollerCoaster Tycoon, ScreamRide and beyond, the amusement builder has been a staple of strategy and PC gaming. What Frontier has achieved, at least based on my initial play test, is a smart mix of all the genre’s mechanical staples topped with an unusual, unbridled joy. Continue reading Planet Coaster 2 feels like the ultimate blend of strategy game design MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best strategy games, Best management games, Best building games

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