A new teaser for the 12-minute broadcast sees Grace shooting at zombies and Leon blocking a chainsaw hit with his tomahawk.
Less than a year after launch, Obsidian Entertainment's well-received action RPG is now $20 cheaper on Xbox Series X/S and PC.
"We want to push the boundaries of what we can do, and we believe after 7 years it’s what you, the fans, deserve," said the developer.
A new event is also apparently coming to the extraction shooter the week after, challenging players to "keep air purifiers powered on."
Keita Iizuka also confirms that generative AI wasn't used for development "largely because we do value art style and how it looks."
It will bring "exciting content reveals, fresh gameplay features, and ultimate challenges," per Massive's Raul-Sebastian Birnoschi.
The experimental horror was apparently"just a concept," and it's "not a game that's currently being worked on at Ninja Theory."
Realism Mode is a "raw and unforgiving" experience with no leveling, no health regeneration, less ammo, lower time-to-kill, and more.
Ice-Pick Lodge's time-bending adventure of overcoming an outbreak is its most involving, deftly written and compelling adventure yet.
Even Brittoni O'myah Sinclair, one of the models in the promotional images, said, "I can promise you this is not AI, guys."
Discounts and a free week did little to improve the app's Steam numbers, which plummeted after the release of Black Ops 7.
Players can explore the mountain range in Germany, including "flowing country roads, dense forests, elevation changes," and more.
It's allegedly a "smaller, original game," though there are still no details on the studio and whether it could shadow drop.
Alinea Analytics' Rhys Elliott estimates "over $300 million in revenue" for the port, which launched in April 2025 for PS5.
Could this be the crux of the co-op shooter's next major update, which will see many Helldivers dying? Fans seem to think so.
Playground Games' long-awaited fantasy action RPG has allegedly been "targeting PS5 for a while," says VGC's Andy Robinson.
Insider NateTheHate reports that the studio's relationship with Hasbro/Wizards of the Coast is allegedly "not healthy."
Naoki Hamaguchi outlines how other team members "didn't just want to make a remake," and how they went about incorporating the spin-offs.
However, Embark Studios wants to offer "a little more variety" and incentives for others, according to design director Virgil Watkins.
Former Yakuza creator's new studio "is fully committed to creating a work that we can confidently deliver to players around the world."
