May means there’s just one month to go until the Nintendo Switch 2 launches. As such, I’ll be giving a look at Mario Kart World exactly one month from that launch. An open world Mario Kart is something that changes up the formula quite a bit. There’s plenty to be enjoying with this one, which is why I want to focus on it for the one month from Switch 2 launch article.

A day before that is Star Wars Day. Where Tales of the Underworld will release. This new mini series continues looking at pivotal moments for characters of the Star Wars galaxy. This time the focus is on Cad Bane and Asajj Ventress, with both dealing with their past in some way. It should make for some great watching on Star Wars Day, and I’ll have my thoughts on the mini series up on the day, too.

Sticking with Star Wars, the second season of Andor started strong with its opening three episodes. The latest three have been even better, setting up for a huge eventful impact that should arrive with the next three. The series ends this month, so I’ll have full thoughts of the season when it does end. I’m sure there’s plenty of characterful moments to come with this second half.

For games releasing this month, there’s two I’ll most likely be getting. The Precinct comes first, offering a top-down open world to explore. Fallen Tree Games put players on the side of the law with this new game, which is looking to expand on everything American Fugitive provided. I enjoyed that previous game, so I’m sure I’ll be enjoying The Precinct a lot.

As for the second game of the month, it’s one that’s been delayed a few times. Along with everything else Level-5 have had in the works. Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time is an RPG that features various jobs, all of which help the town build and the adventures thrive. I missed the first of these when it released on 3DS, so now is the time to be enjoying one of these.

I’ve got a concept. One I’ve been holding onto for a while. But now I feel is the time to let it loose. There is a hillside that I enjoy taking walks on. That for a few years now I have felt could be turned into part of the world in a video game. You’ll see it, and I’ll talk of how it all exists as part of an RPG world. Adapting it to make it more fun to traverse, as I will admit that straight lines aren’t exactly the best when it comes to an adventure.

A new short story for The Alternate Extras of Halesowen puts the focus on Quinn, and some more outdoor fun. With Hannah. With this short story, I’m leaving the focus on futures behind. Opting for just a character-based story of the two enjoying their day. But with a conflict that neither cause.

As for Space Race Championship, the second preview of this year will also be arriving this month. Revealing just how I came up with the names of all 20 competitors running through the events. It should provide a bit of insight to how I crafted the names, while also showing off the registrations of all the spacecraft used in the event.