Dambuster Studios' action RPG joins the likes of Dragon Age: The Veilguard, Alan Wake 2, and more in supporting Sony's next console.
The early-access zombie title is facing issues like high ping, teleporting zombies, and much more, which Torn Banner Studios is addressing.
Available on consoles and PC, it includes the base game, two expansions, all Slayer packs, and a Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 weapons pack.
"Development on The Wolf Among Us 2 continues," said the studio. It's looking to share more with fans "when the time is right."
Check out all the improvements that familiar foes like Melchiah, Zephon, Dumah, Rahab, and Kain have received in the remaster.
Bungie reveals that For Honor players will receive gear "straight from The Last City" in a new event from October 24th to November 14th.
Playable solo or with up to four other players, the time-leaping Tetris title is available on November 12th alongside the collection.
Despite adapting the films' novel creatures and survival methods, the pacing, wasted cast, and AI bog undermine the experience.
Players can now access the inventories of survivors from the Community screen, and water now reduces vehicle speed, among other changes.
The frostland map now has an extended range for viewing, while district outlines are now color-coded, and Nomads appear in the Prologue.
Formerly an MMO, the single-player action RPG sports a new Zone, two new Lost Zones, six new weapons, and multiple changes.
It allows two players to fight, sail, and even fish together, though PH3's Peter "Durante" Thoman says it's an "experimental" feature.
Much of the physical and digital content remains the same, though some design elements for the Collector's Edition have changed.
PS5 players only have to download 15 GB, while Xbox Series X/S requires 18 GB. PC is the highest, requiring a 20 GB download.
The new Call of Duty UI is also live, and amid complaints, the official Twitter says redownloading DLC packs is "expected behavior."
The new Pro mode renders at 1440p and outputs to 4K using PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution, targeting 60 FPS gameplay.
The LEGO adaptation of Horizon Zero Dawn launches on November 14th for PC, PS5, and Nintendo Switch with local and online co-op.
Offworld's chaotic co-op shooter collapses under the weight of its ambition while fumbling in the gameplay department.
The patch also fixes several bugs, like a wooden plank manifesting during James' death and visual issues with Nvidia DLSS on PC.
The $3.99 DLC offers over 20 characters and 40 weapons from the Castlevania series, more than 30 remixed and classic tracks, and more.
