What seemed like the release of a throwback third-person action game is only one piece in a new universe, per director Leslie Benzies.
The publisher will instead participate in showcases like the PC Gaming Show as it explores "opportunities to share updates."
Kyle Crane returns in the standalone adventure, set 13 years after the events of Dying Light: The Following in a new location.
The developer also confirms that all recently showcased features will be "supported across all platforms the game will launch on."
CLO Riley Graebner spent three and a half years at Build A Rocket Boy, while CFO Paul Bland spent two years and one month.
The co-op shooter launches on June 17th and requires 30 GB of installation space on a solid-state drive, regardless of other hardware.
Developer 1047 Games says this surprise is the "biggest part" of its multiplayer shooter, which is currently in open beta.
"It showcases the powerful foundation we’re building in close collaboration with Epic Games to push open-world design further."
A new trailer highlights combat and exploration in Mushroom Valley as players fight back against humanoid monstrosities.
The Manticore rips apart a carriage smuggling goods and seemingly gets away but Ciri quickly picks up the trail and ventures to hunt.
Running in 60 FPS with ray tracing, the showcase sees Ciri venturing to the city of Valdrest to pursue a dangerous Manticore.
The presentation airs at 2 PM PT and contains more than 40 minutes of news and updates on "must-play games coming to PS5."
Pre-orders allegedly open after the dedicated Direct and include Zane's uniform armor, a drone, and some weapons as bonuses.
RoboCop goes up against a group of mercenaries led by Cassius Graves to take back the OmniTower in this standalone expansion.
FromSoftware confirms more updates inbound, including enhanced Nightlord fights this month and Duo Expeditions at a "later date."
The Duchess's "Restage" not triggering status ailments, graphics rendering bugs against specific enemies, and more have also been fixed.
The developer/publisher will also reveal new content for Hitman World of Assassination and promises "additional surprises" throughout.
The origin story will see players stepping into "the shoes of the world's favorite Secret Agent to earn their 00 status."
Launching on June 5th, the $10 title is a virtual exhibit of the console's hardware with information on its features and functions.
The long-awaited return to Brooklyn doesn't venture outside its comfort zone and feels low-stakes but still offers some fun gameplay.
