The Mohist’s past and the future are set to collide in a tale for the ages, thanks to some great sights and challenging fights.
These are the latest in line for the multiplayer spin-off based on The Witcher, which saw 29 developers departing in May 2023.
The power of the Locust is in your hands, albeit metaphorically, or you could pick the Luke Preece design and make it yours.
The path to possibilities without limit is fraught with complications in the next chapter, and we’re excited for what awaits.
This looks poised to bring your friends together in ways you might fondly remember from back in the day, but with modern touches.
The chance to take Pywel with us wherever we go, literally, instead of figuratively, is something we’re looking forward to next year.
Insomniac’s decision to scale down the scope of Logan’s adventure could be precisely what services its grand ambitions for the character and the game it’s placing him in.
Rebel Wolves might have a lot of CDPR’s old Witcher team on board but that doesn’t necessarily make its ambitious debut effort a game that doesn’t have enough to stand out on its own.
Spider-Man continues to go from strength to strength but as far as his mainstream presence goes, it’s in gaming where his character has been best realized even with Peter Parker’s biggest on-scree...
With a new Vault Hunter and Bounty Pack on the horizon, Strauss Zelnick says the company is "thrilled with the reviews" to date.
Both versions of the faceplates and controllers look positively exquisite and really bring out the Wolverine in their designs.
A franchise favorite returns, albeit with tweaks to ensure a new experience, including more opportunities for destruction.
A beloved classic returns in modern form to a console that lets you take it with you wherever you go, expansions and all.
It’s not every day a developer tells you why you shouldn’t buy their game, but that's exactly what BULKHEAD has done here.
Does Arc System Works’ take on Marvel characters duking it out manage to look as good as the Avengers when they’re in they’re element? Yes, for the most part, but there are a few things to know.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword is coming out in a very crowded year for swords and pointy weapons, but Musashi’s stylish precision is a special kind of reward.
Ghost Recon Wildlands: Last Rites hasn’t reinvented the wheel here, but there's enough meat on this expansion’s bones to keep it interesting for its runtime.
We’ve spoken about what’s new for this year’s annual release in the popular franchise, but it does come together better when you see how things are changing in comparison to last year.
Square Enix knows how to get its trailers right, and the Warrior of Light’s brilliance lights up the battlefield with a satisfying glow.
What goes into the music of Strangereal and its multi-layered conflicts? Find out ahead of the sequel's October 2nd launch.
