Physical sales for Square Enix's PS5 exclusive RPG dropped by 78 percent. Also, AEW: Fight Forever debuted in third place.
NetherRealm Studios' Ed Boon says it will showcase additional main and Kameo fighters. The game is out on September 19th.
While meant for hardcore series fans, Trails into Reverie delivers a solid role-playing experience with mostly great characters and combat.
A pre-access beta for random applicants will run from July 26th to 27th. An open beta will then go live from July 28th to 30th.
PC and Nintendo Switch players have received the final Title Update, while PlayStation and Xbox players must wait until August 24th.
Creative director Sam Lake says the team created a new concept for Alan Wake 2 "between every game project we have made."
Story Mode will have more forgiving combat for the narrative-minded, while Hardcore Mode features more challenging battles.
Karlach is a Tiefling Barbarian who "seeks justice for the oppressed." A reveal for the seventh Origin character is coming July 7th.
Monks specialize in close-quarters combat with light weapons and bare fists, with three different sub-classes available.
Instead of level 10, players can max out their characters at level 12. There are also 11 races and 31 subraces available at launch.
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Years after the first game, the war against The Root continues. Here's what you should know about Gunfire Games' sequel.
Developed internally by Annapurna Interactive, the new title is set between the first film and Blade Runner 2049, and after the Black Out.
Keita Takahashi and uvula LLC are working on a new title about Teen, a teenager living their life while constantly T-posing.
The adventure platformer sees a cat navigating a forgotten cybercity to reunite with its family and is available on PS4, PS5, and PC.
Venture across the ruins of an ancient civilization and then jump into the orb carried on your back to explore other worlds.
The Dungeons and Dragons-based RPG has over 170 hours of cinematics and is roughly four times the size of Divinity: Original Sin 2.
Microsoft noted in previously confidential documents that the new IP was trademarked in 2018. It hasn't received further details since.
Remedy's head of VFX Johannes Richter does reiterate that the focus is more on "spine-chilling atmosphere and psychological frights."
Mei's slow effects are slightly reduced, while Cassidy's Magnetic Grenade will no longer track you to the ends of the Earth.
