Bandai Namco's futuristic extraction title will be available worldwide on January 23rd, 2025, for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC.
The island will feature new tower bosses and Pal species to collect while offering the harshest conditions in the game yet.
The publisher has announced new 2025 release windows for both games, as well as Stick it to the Stickman.
The RPG's upcoming Photo Mode will feature various options, including lens settings, scene settings, frames, stickers, and more.
Since official modding tools were added in September, players have uploaded over 3,000 mods and downloaded them a total of 70 million times.
Bethesda's online RPG crosses another milestone in player numbers, up from 20 million players in June.
The long-awaited action RPG is set to launch in early access for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S on December 6.
2025 will see the launch of two Frostpunk expansions, a major free content update, and console ports, 11 bit studios reveals.
Each class will receive a brand new subclass when Patch 8 lands next year, including the Swashbuckler, Hexblade, Path of Giants, and more.
Tindalos Interactive and Focus Entertainment's real-time tactics title is available with PS Plus in December, too.
Premium subscribers can look forward to Sly 2: Band of Thieves, Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves, and Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy next month.
The device's new colour variant will be available at the same price, but initial quantities will be limited, it's claimed.
LocalThunk and PlayStack's acclaimed roguelike sensation launched for iOS and Android devices in September.
Pocketpair also has "exciting news" regarding the next update for its survival crafting creature-collector, coming "very soon."
The cancellations reportedly occurred recently, though the 2023 fighting game could still receive one or two more Kameo Fighters.
Currently head of Sony's independent developer initiative, Yoshida will remain in the industry, though there are no immediate plans.
Zynga's free-to-play hero shooter originally launched for mobile devices and Nintendo Switch earlier this year.
"But we’re also not yet at the stage where we would be shopping around the concept to potential streamers or studios," says CD Projekt co-CEO Michał Nowakowski.
Former PlayStation CEO Jim Ryan claimed the same earlier this year, and the figure has now been officially confirmed by Sony.
Codenamed Project Polaris, the fantasy action RPG was in pre-production for over two years, and is confirmed to be the beginning of a new trilogy.
