An excellent cast with fun abilities, solid maps, and stellar presentation make NetEase's free-to-play hero shooter worth playing.
Players can earn new rewards from completing the Gauntlet of Legends or rematch against any defeated boss at higher difficulties.
Gearbox's Randy Pitchford will also be present at The Game Awards on December 12th to showcase a "lot" of in-game footage.
Operation: Obelisk occurs during the end of the campaign and features new challenges, including the Tzaangor Enlightened.
Whether it launches in Fall 2025 or slips into 2026, publishers reportedly want to "keep their games far, far away," per Bloomberg.
Despite the success of Rivals, game director Thaddeus Sasser says it's "really hard to tell ahead of time" if a game will succeed.
NetEase has also confirmed another patch is in development and coming soon to the hero shooter with more fixes and new content.
However, CD Projekt RED's Marcin Momo says the team has "some other cool stuff in the oven" with Update 2.2 to talk about.
Travel under the sea to the Neptune Research Center, use two new weapons, unleash fireballs, and harness a new grappling hook.
The campaign and seasonal content will be playable offline. Leaderboards, Social Squad, and the in-game store are unavailable.
There won't be any additional content after Episode 8 arrives on January 15th, 2025, and it will remain playable online (for now).
Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford had teased his excitement for the trailer, which will be revealed on December 12th at the awards show.
Update 2.2 is "coming soon" to the first-person action RPG, with the developer outlining its features in a new REDstream.
Season 4 begins on the same day, and alongside adding new content, it reportedly features another member of the Justice League returning.
The dress-up adventure title is out on PS5, iOS, Android, and PC, with players receiving free Resonite Crystals to celebrate.
MachineGames' acclaimed action-adventure title is available on Xbox Series X/S and PC. It's coming to PS5 in Spring 2025.
Available on Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC, NetEase's free-to-play competitive multiplayer title is off to an incredible start.
The lifetime concurrent player count for the action RPG has surpassed the likes of Terraria, Fallout 4, Valheim, and more.
The fourth DLC character for Year 1 will launch this Winter alongside an update that adds new Photo Mode features and Player Search.
A major balance and system update is also inbound for Bandai Namco's fighters, which adds new moves for all playable characters.
