This one came out of nowhere, and it’s sad to see the team behind an impressive title find themselves adrift in turbulent waters.
It’s been a rather slow schedule for one of Sony’s big first-party names, but does that necessarily mean that Naughty Dog is falling behind?
"There is always going to be competition," says comms director Thomas Puha. "Ultimately, we have to trust the quality of our game."
It’s an innovative idea that already has a few well-known names prepping to offer us their services while we game, with more on the way.
Director Konrad Tomaszkiewicz says it's "similar to the classic Fallout games", where players can decide their path to reach the end.
The South of Midnight developer was on a hiring spree just a short while ago, but Xbox's big reset could result in its closure.
Another update for Crimson Desert is here, and it’s brought a few changes to make Pywel easier to navigate as you try to chase down everything it has to offer.
Playground Games might be on to something truly special with its Fable reboot, thanks to a take on Albion that comes to life in unexpected ways.
A new protagonist takes the stage in Junko, who could bring further insights into the darkest corners of the human mind.
Master Chief’s PlayStation debut is shaping up well, with the Standard and Premium Editions among the top ten most pre-ordered.
The World Tree inches ever closer, and the conclusion to a long journey looks quite exciting thanks to the update’s many additions.
Reclaiming Asiltus could challenge even the best, though Xbox Series X|S and Switch 2 players will need to wait a bit longer.
“Welcome to the jungle, we’ve got fun and games," as the saying goes, but you should also prepare for a hefty amount of horror.
Looks like this port isn’t going to be as much of a surprise as when it shadow-dropped last year, but we’re still happy to revisit it.
Can Low survive without Alone at his side? Well, he’s getting a little help from an unlikely ally against a new threat, so we'll see.
It’s a location we’re certainly going to miss, but its omission makes sense if the remake is aiming to streamline the original.
Serafini is back with a sequel which blends everything that was good about UNFOLLOW with new touches and a nuanced take on childhood neglect that’s quite impressive.
Alkimia Interactive's effort to bring back a classic stumbles and falls from time to time.
Yeah, GTA 6 is going to dominate November this year,but has it caused everybody else to risk their releases becoming overshadowed by all of the others?
That Black Tide that’s coming to Japan’s shores might just bring some of the Caribbean with it, as Update 1.1.1 draws near.
