The recommended requirements include a very reasonable Ryzen 7 3700X, 16 GB of RAM and an RTX 3070 or an RX 6700 XT.
Nintendo players can finally don the cowl as pre-orders go live for TT Games' acclaimed open-world action-adventure title.
Previous rumors claimed that the spin-off would release in the first half of 2027, though Santa Monica Studio has yet to confirm.
"We do not want to release Phantom Blade Zero knowing there is still an opportunity to take it one step further," says S-Game's CEO.
Follow some fake ghosthunters to an abandoned island as they struggle for survival (and try to spot the one returning character).
Crystal Dynamics confirms the long-rumored delay alongside 48 hours of advanced access for Deluxe and Collector's Edition owners.
Venture to the Everyland and take on all kinds of new threats as Faye, armed with a powerful sword and aided by a talking cube.
Remedy Entertainment's "biggest and most ambitious game" yet finally has a release date on Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC.
Venture to St. Amelia where mysterious monsters and familiar faces surround Simon Ordell's quest to "put things right."
Watch Miyamoto Musashi square off against Shuten-dōji, the legendary Oni, and use the Oni gauntlet to transform into the Onimusha.
The villains get their time to shine in a brand-new team trailer for Arc System Works' upcoming fighter, which launches on August 6th.
The new extended demo showcases the utter brutality of Wolverine's methods and a race against time to save some mutants.
Retailing for $60, Crystal Dynamics' reimagining appears to be another title that's getting out of Grand Theft Auto 6's way.
Wall-run, slide, grapple and fight through Freehold in 1047's movement shooter when it launches in 2026 for consoles and PC.
As more evidence piles up, it seems the Rayman Legends remake and Rayman Origins remaster could both be revealed at State of Play.
It's a packed week of gaming regardless of your platform of choice. Here are some of the biggest announcements that could happen.
A release date for Screen Burn's first-person survival horror, unsurprisingly rated "M" for Mature 17+, could be revealed later today.
Re-blockade changes, new combat content, Damiane and Oongka improvements, and more are also coming between June and September.
CD Projekt RED is providing "creative oversight to safeguard the quality of the Witcher experience," says joint CEO Michał Nowakowski.
Announced in 2021 and reportedly still years from release, development is apparently "not going well at all" amid "a lot of frustration."
