Remasters, first-party exclusives, long-awaited sequels, surprising follow-ups and more await. Check out this month's big releases.
The development team aims to release balance adjustments for weapons by the end of May or when Title Update 2 drops this Summer.
Tougher versions of Rey Dau, Uth Duna, Nu Udra, Jin Dahaad and even Gore Magala, with more health and wound resistance, are inbound.
Based on Jagex's popular MMO, the title sees players exploring Ashenfall, harvesting resources, and more to defeat the Dragon Queen.
NIS America's English localization of Kai no Kiseki - Farewell, O Zemuria will be playable on PS4, PS5, PC, and Nintendo Switch.
Other notable additions include a character roster, radial inventory, improvements to combat, item weight, and much more.
The remaster is built on Unreal Engine 5, and promises improved environmental details, reflections, 4K textures, and more.
The unorthodox action-adventure reaches a new milestone ahead of the launch of Death Stranding 2: On the Beach on June 26th for PS5.
Sandfall Interactive's turn-based role-playing game launches on April 24th for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC alongside Game Pass.
Capcom's latest title in the franchise has achieved a new sales record, significantly beating out Monster Hunter World and Rise.
The upcoming sequel isn't directly connected to past Onimusha entries to ensure narrative accessibility for newer players.
The port of Bethesda's RPG could arrive later this year alongside the rumored second expansion, Starborn, though it's still unknown.
Microsoft could allegedly opt to release only select titles from the collection for Nintendo's next console, per The Verge's Tom Warren.
New story details for the 2025 bound sequel also reveal that protagonist Atsu is seeking revenge for the death of her family.
Remedy's Thomas Puha notes that the budget, team size, amount of content and day-one features are all "intricately linked."
Producer Akihito Kadokawi says he wanted the hack-and-slash title to be a "volume that can be satisfied as a single action game."
Strauss Zelnick believes "the anticipation for that title may be the greatest anticipation I’ve ever seen for an entertainment property."
Games like Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, Elden Ring, The Last of Us Part 2, Resident Evil 4 Remake, and more are seemingly affected.
Sony Interactive Entertainment's Phil Rosenberg reveals that the team also worked with Stellar Blade, Genshin Impact, and Stray.
"There's something about a really meaningful, well-paced, well-constructed, well-crafted story that players can immerse themselves in."
