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.
The assist options are included with the free Anniversary Update, which goes live tomorrow alongside The Lake House expansion.
It's reportedly been in development for "at least two years." It may also be revealed next month on Hazelight's 10th anniversary.
A new patch with "balancing fixes" is coming sometime this week after backlash from the various nerfs introduced in Season 2.
The latest season adds a (mostly) silent weapon in the Blowpipe, a Grappling Gun, disguises for sneaking around, and more.
PC players can also look forward to higher overall Master Volume thanks to adjustments made to the audio volume balance.
Multiple retailers will reportedly stock the physical version, which includes an actual game disc, per leaker billbil-kun.
Learn everything there is to know about Rebellion's upcoming survival title, from the world to its various factions and threats.
Are multiple James Sunderlands running around in the iconic town, or just one? As it turns out, the loop may be a spiral after all.
The co-op first-person shooter features the same location as Remedy's Control, where players embody first responders to various threats.
"We are a small team with an indie spirit, and we're creating something we believe is truly special," says Sandfall Interactive.
Launched last year, the action-adventure stealth title is available at 50 percent off on Steam and supports Achievements.
The divine rat debuts next week, bringing her chaotic and unique fighting style to close out the current Character Pass.
As part of the Collective, players must discover rifts in the future to travel to the 1980s and extract Essences from select individuals.
The rogue-like needs a "little bit more time in the oven", per Thunder Lotus, though another "playable opportunity" is coming soon.
The developer also outlined Crisis Kits, which offer different weapons, grenades, support tools, and "paranatural augments."
Double Eleven's arena shooter sees players battling through completely dark environments in round-based Free-For-Fall and TDM modes.
