It's a new dawn, a new day and a new month for some incredible games - check out all the biggest releases coming in May.
Assassin’s Creed has gained some forward momentum since Shadows, but has it shot itself in the foot as far as Hexe is concerned? Probably not, but the path forward seems murky.
Pywel's as good as it's ever been, but there's always room for improvement in a title that's as ambitious as Crimson Desert.
The hi-octane motorsport festival makes its way to the Land of the Rising Sun – but what else does Japan bring that Mexico left out?
Despite a packed reveal, the upcoming remake has even more to share, including PC requirements, new features, and so on.
The Horizon Festival’s Japanese chapter is a massive take when it's compared to previous iterations, but we believe it’s also going to be one that guides the franchise in an exciting new direction...
In shoe-horning the surgical demand of Soulslikes into tight first-person, Valor Mortis might just blow the sub-genre wide-open.
Doubling down on its predecessor’s atmosphere, INDUSTRIA 2 also brings mechanical and systemic overhauls to surpass the first game’s experience.
LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight looks like a promising game for fans of the Arkham series, and there are plenty of reasons as to why that is the case.
With this feature, we will be taking a look at Supermassive's upcoming Directive 8020 and how it could end up being one of the biggest games of the year.
Skull and Bones left pirate game fans with an itch it couldn’t quite scratch, leading many to wonder if Windrose might be the solution.
This new IP dares to do what a lot of other AAA titles don’t, and the result is a game that has its players unable to put it down.
A legend is reborn, as Ubisoft's remake of Black Flag launches on July 9th. Here's everything you need to know about it.
From capturing the essence of the cult-favorite sci-fi property to nailing the combat, Owlcat Games is cooking up something special.
With wholesale changes to loot management, skill tree progression, and buildcrafting, Diablo IV’s upcoming expansion is more than just the end of a saga.
Kraken Express has managed to make being a pirate feel authentic and engaging, and Windrose is a title that can have you pouring hours into your adventure without even realising the time that goes by.
On pace, structure, and bullet patterns alone, Housemarque’s Returnal follow-up doesn’t appear all-that distinct. Examine SAROS more closely, however…
Spark in the Dark is a new twist on the old-school dungeon crawling formula, melding Soulslike combat with elements of horror.
The potential within this title is vast, but considering how hardcore it is, could Road to Vostok be too off-putting for new players to stick with it long term?
High-stakes team matchups, intriguing switch mechanics, and a fistful of blood and brutality bring promise to the Invincible series’ upcoming brawler.
