Saber Interactive and Focus Entertainment's driving simulator launches globally for PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch on March 5.
Wielding a unique, new weapon in the form of the Duospear, the Mystic Spearhand will be able to combine melee and magic attacks.
Some players have managed to get their hands on mech, even though they haven't yet been officially added into the game.
Not particularly surprising, given the fact that it's been described as a shared world online racer.
Monster Hunter's 20th anniversary celebration program is set for March 12, but you shouldn't expect any updates on its next mainline instalment.
Nacon has previously said the open world racer will launch before April, though a release date still hasn't been announced.
There's a lot to do in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, and there's plenty of it that's well worth your time.
Creative director Vladyslav Dobrovolskyi speaks with GamingBolt about Dreamate's upcoming RPG.
Experiment 101's post-apocalyptic action RPG is finally getting its long overdue Nintendo Switch release.
The second instalment in Square Enix's Final Fantasy 7 Remake trilogy is out today exclusively for PlayStation 5.
They will be joined by Hello Neighbor 2, with all games becoming available to subscribers on March 5.
A Pokemon Legends game set in the Kalos region is an incredibly exciting prospect.
Team Ranger speaks with GamingBolt about its upcoming genre-bending tower defense FPS.
Square Enix's open world action RPG sees protagonist Cloud Strife and his companions venturing into a larger, more expansive world.
Amidst widespread layoffs across all of Electronic Arts, it seems both of BioWare's upcoming projects remain unaffected.
Though the company is moving away from future licensed IP development, it confirms work is still ongoing on its upcoming single player Marvel titles.
Recent reports claimed that the studio was developing a Mandalorian game, but EA now confirms development on the project has ended.
Established in 2021 to develop single player Battlefield campaigns, its duties are not being taken over by Criterion Games.
The company has announced a 5% reduction in its workforce as it looks to pivot away from future licensed IP development.
"The timing of the launch coincided with competing titles in the same genre, and it has been short of the initial forecast," Sega says.
