"It's still supposed to come out this year, but that probably means December," says Giant Bomb's Jeff Grubb about the upcoming RPG.
Rockstar says the recent third-party breach accessed a "limited amount of non-material company information," and seemingly little else.
Any third-party titles purchased through its storefront also won't be refunded, though they remain playable on their respective platforms.
After launching on day one for Game Pass for two consecutive years, Microsoft may be reconsidering its strategy for the future.
Another game is reportedly receiving "middling internal reviews", while a third game is on hold, per current and former employees.
Drew Murray joined Blizzard Entertainment back in January and is seemingly involved in the rumored first-person shooter.
Maintenance and new content are allegedly not factored into this, creating even more worry about the shooter's player numbers.
Despite no more story DLC or regular content updates, CD Projekt RED continues to support the beloved RPG, over five years later.
SCREEN JUICE's debut has solid foundations and a killer aesthetic, and could become something truly spectacular over time.
He's joined Florian Clare, who plays journalist Wanda Fuller; Camryn Grimes, the voice of assistant Tammy Tumbler; and many more.
4A Games could finally reveal more details about the franchise's next mainline title, which was confirmed to be in development in 2020.
Free Lanes may not have turned this into Starfield 2.0, but it does bring the space-faring RPG much closer to Bethesda's vision.
Professor Layton and Luke team together in the industrious town of Steam Bison to solve the "most puzzles in series history."
Liberated locations will once again become occupied and more storage options are inbound, but a release date is still TBA.
Three new locations and challenges will be added, and players can choose to undertake climbing expeditions as Marco instead of Aava.
The latest action RPG from Radical Fish Games of CrossCode fame will finally enter early access in less than a month for PC.
Ghostrunner developer's first-person Souls-like RPG is rife with challenges and traversal en route to its launch later this year.
As a new, mysterious Belmont, players will traverse 1499 Paris to stop the rise of monsters and presumably slay Dracula.
Sneak through locations teeming with guards, using a mix of magic and cunning to steal valuables and eventually become a master thief.
While previous games have always been in third-person, the upcoming sequel lets players "freely change that perspective."
