Hazelight Studios' co-op action-adventure game has more than doubled It Takes Two's all-time peak CCU numbers on Steam.
Classic movement options like crouch sprint, combat dive, and landing rolls are also making a comeback in the Battlefield Labs playtests.
With the latest update, the water in Forever Winter is no longer a resource that drains constantly even when you don't play.
Fares has long been a proponent of not including any microtransactions and battle passes in games developed at Hazelight.
The Career Mode will now consist of traditional levels, with a list of challenges and two-minute time limits like the other games.
Emilee Evans, former executive assistant and production coordinator, confirmed the cancellation and is now seeking a new role.
Experience Konami's classic role-playing games with redrawn character portraits, autosave, fast-forwarding battles, and more.
The third season of the racing game will also bring with it the new Navigation Mode, as well as the return of the Convoy Mode.
Development on the upcoming Skate seems to be going quite well, with the highlights showing off plenty of tricks and customisation.
Rennsport was originally released on PC as an Early Access title back in July 2024. Since its original EGS release, the game has also come to Steam.
The darkness-centric biome presents new challenges for players, including tougher Mist horrors that your units can't attack without light.
Bad Guitar Studio will keep players "in the loop" and announce a release date alongside other details "as soon as they're locked in."
AMD mentioned that tis project might be related to its new version of FSR 4. Details, however, have not been revealed yet.
The free update also adds a new sub-biome in the Desert of Beginnings, Pouches, new bombs, a new skill tree, and much more.
The newest co-op action-adventure from It Takes Two director Josef Fares is now playable on Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC.
With no quest log or markers, Rémi must question people, gather information and ultimately explore the region to find his parents.
Ubisoft also confirms the resolution, frame rate and ray tracing settings for all graphical modes on the base PlayStation 5.
Nacon and Cyanide Studio's stealthy goblin-fueled franchise returns this year for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.
The action RPG has sold less than half as much at launch in the region as Monster Hunter World and Rise did upon their Japanese releases.
A Kickstarter campaign has also kicked off for the survival horror title, which is in development for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.
