November 2026 feels painfully far off as I wait for GTA 6. But Crimson Desert looks like it could make that wait far more tolerable, and keep me busy for a sizable chunk of it.
With the PS5 entering the latter stage of its lifecycle, both Sony and gamers are beginning to look ahead, and if the rumors are true, the future could be a bright one.
Turns out that the process to bring Kratos and his foes to the 2D realm was as painstaking as the God of War's Spartan training regimen.
It's the end of a rather brief era, as the mobile battle royale title is being removed and will no longer be playable after just two years.
It may not be as tough as a Soulslike, but this one's combat isn't going to pull its punches either. And neither should you.
The .hack series is back with CyberConnect2's first title developed and published completely in-house, and it takes things up a notch.
While it hasn't confirmed which ones, we could see Stranger Than Heaven, Virtua Fighter, Persona 4 Revival, and more in the coming year.
The long wait for the spiritual successor to Little Nightmares is finally over, and things aren't looking too good for our new protagonist duo.
Bring your buddies along to one of the more underrated titles in the Metal Gear Solid franchise, thanks to either co-op or PvP.
Sworn off by difficulty concerns? The latest update might provide the best time to dive into the melancholic time-travelling epic.
Probably Monsters' latest action title blends medieval horror, brutal combat, and a very metal vibe that has us eager to learn more.
A new Silent Hill is out this year, focusing on Simon Ordell, who explores the dreaded town of St. Amelia to set things right.
As the last surviving scion of the monster-hunter family, Trevor Belmont embarks on a new adventure from the Dead Cells developer.
Game Freak's latest project brings Soulslike action to a stunning world, which tests your skills and pushes your reflexes to the limit.
Bad Robot has been cooking, and 4:LOOP looks like the best way to spend an hour or two, running amok with friends in a world gone wrong.
Kena is back for another adventure, and she's more experienced and seasoned, venturing to a brand-new region with new threats.
However, Blizzard Entertainment is watching to see if their surprise gift for Diablo 2: Resurrected players is well-received.
Things aren't as financially bad as they seem over at Ubisoft, with a relatively strong quarter thanks to the Assassin Brotherhood.
The base game isn't even out yet, but Tarsier Studios is bringing a new adventure to the psychological horror in a few months.
If you've been on the fence about this spiritual successor to Disco Elysium, a limited-time demo will be live on Steam later this month.
