Live until October 20th for consoles and October 23rd on PC, it includes two campaign missions, three Operations and almost all PvP modes.
New cosmetic packs, Heroic Weapons (including the Thunder Hammer), Bot Customization, and more are also en route to the shooter.
The major update introduces a mold-driven crisis, three new weapons and grenades, additional enemy types, and more for free.
Shipping delays for Day One and Collector's Editions due to global tariffs have impacted the 2D side-scrolling shooter's release.
Title Update 3 is now live, bringing one of Final Fantasy 14's monsters into the action RPG with new rewards and mechanics.
Nine Dots Studios reveals extensive improvements, a realistic seasonal cycle, and more while retaining the brutal open world.
Nightdive Studios is bringing the classic first-person shooter to all platforms with 4K support, co-op, and new mission scenarios.
PC players can request access for the playtests on Steam, but developer SCREEN JUICE has yet to announce dates for the same.
The survival horror title achieved this milestone by September 26th and is outpacing the sales pace of Silent Hill 2 remake.
Confidence from porting Resident Evil Village to the hardware ultimately led Capcom to develop a version for the Switch 2.
"We're always happy that people are interested in the game enough to speculate so much,” said producer Masato Kumazama.
“Having the two mechanics, Diana’s hacking and Hugo shooting, has been one of the causes for us to put more time into that game."
Kiryu's classic Combat Style offers the "most diverse moveset in the series" and accompanies the weapons-focused Ryukyu Style.
The first new Vault Hunter in Gearbox's looter shooter arrives alongside the first Story Pack, Mad Ellie and the Vault of the Damned.
Romeo Stargazer relies on a variety of weapons to apprehend baddies, including two-handed swords, guns, lasers, and more.
Despite backlash to the pricing, the ROG Xbox Ally and Ally X are selling out worldwide ahead of their October 16th launch.
Marvel’s Wolverine brings brutal combat, cinematic style, and the fierce edge that makes it exactly what PlayStation needed.
Techland's newest title in the series is available for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC, with Xbox One and PS4 versions forthcoming.
"I think this map that we've created for Japan, or Horizon's version of Japan, is big, but also dense," says art director Don Arceta.
The true ending, 50 Steam Achievements, new Keepsakes, balance adjustments, and much more have been added with Version 1.0.
