Predator: Badlandslands in theaters on Nov. 7, bringing the Predator franchise back to the big screen for the first time since Shane Black’s The Predator in 2018. The death planet of Genna looks great on the big screen, as do the hungry monsters our young Yautja Dek (Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi) must fight to survive. Even better, you don’t need to have watched any previous Alien or Predator films to go see it now. But if you want to wait to hold a Predator marathon with Predator: Badlands director Dan Trachtenberg’s two Hulu originals, Preyand Predator: Killer of Killers, here’s our best guess for when you’ll be able to watch Predator: Badlands in your living room.

Tickets to the world’s largest board game fair, Germany’s SPIEL Essen 2025, sold out this year, with 220,000 people attending to get first looks at more than 1,700 new board games from 948 exhibitors, hailing from 50 countries. (For perspective, Gen Con, the biggest board game convention in North America, brings in 72,000 people and has 575 exhibitors.) Many of the most anticipated titles quickly sold out, and people gathered just to watch fully booked demos of some games that won’t be available to play at home until 2027, like Don’t Starve: The Board Game.