The acclaimed Soulslike action RPG will support Sony's upcoming console, though NEOWIZ didn't outline the exact features.
Developer Matt Dabrowski says it won't be an "enormous wait" and the new release date will be "announced closer to launch."
The sequel to 2007's Dragon Ball: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 has been a massive success for Bandai Namco since launching last week.
Explore the first biome and home village of Motion Twin's upcoming isometric rogue-lite before it enters early access next week.
Ramattra's Pummel no longer pierces barriers, Sombra's Stealth only lasts five seconds, and Juno's healing output falls slightly.
Nomada Studio's gorgeous new platformer will be available for Xbox Series X/S, PS4, PS5, PC, and Nintendo Switch on October 15th.
The demo contains the Prologue up to part of Chapter 3. Progress transfers to the game, which launches on October 25th in the West.
After The Collapse, humanity takes refuge in Haven under the protection of The Iron Lords. Players control new Guardians who fight back.
The mobile adaptation of Bungie's sci-fi shooter features an optional third-person perspective, familiar enemies and new Supers.
Beautiful, heart-wrenching, adventurous, and meditative - Nomada Studio's newest platforming adventure is all this and much more.
Set in TRON: Identity's Arq Grid, players control Exo, using Identity Discs in isometric combat and piloting Light Cycles.
The nearly eight-minute gameplay video shows our heroes venturing to the Underground Lake to return the Dreamstone to the fairies.
The long-awaited successor to the Budokai Tenkaichi series is here, delivering the most faithful Dragon Ball fantasy yet.
The season starts on October 15th and marks the debut of Mythic Aspects, granting a black and gold color scheme to Mythic Skins.
In the meantime, developer Offworld will continue to optimize and improve performance and even implement a Loadout Locker.
Some new end-game activities and a powerful class add to the solid base game, even if the story and characters leave much to be desired.
"It’s a complicated mode to implement that would change the experience significantly," says game director Dmitry Grigorenko.
Against all odds, both companies have delivered one of the best horror titles ever and an excellent remake of the 2001 classic.
Spike Chunsoft's eagerly-awaited sequel is an exceptional follow-up to 2007's Dragon Ball: Budokai Tenkaichi 3. Here's how.
While its a hit among players and critics, Spike Chunsoft's latest Dragon Ball fighter has its share of issues. Here are a few.
