Players can expect eight different Job types, more than 30 combat arenas, and a "few unique mechanics/scenarios" in some Chapters.
The yet-to-be-announced project is what Bloomberg's Jason Schreier referred to as "not a new IP, but it might feel like one."
Among the other issues under investigation by the studio are PC optimisation, the lack of ammo, heat regeneration and more.
Ubisoft Montreal allegedly even hired contortionists for the motion capture, meaning lots of acrobatics during combat sequences.
Despite help from Sony Santa Monica, the studio's live-service project reportedly floundered due to its small size and inexperience.
Ubisoft has reportedly done new motion capture for the title, according to insider Tom Henderson, suggesting new story content.
Rockstar may not be gearing up to open pre-orders anytime soon, but this could be proof that it's on track for whenever it does.
The Demon's Souls Remake studio also tried pitching an updated version of Shadow of the Colossus Remake and more, but to no avail.
New monsters to hunt, new rewards to collect, and some exciting new missions are making their way to The Forbidden Lands in March.
If you've never had the chance to visit Kanto in two of the Pokémon franchise's classics, your Switch is now a great way to get started.
Explore the "beautiful windswept islands and a vast ocean" of the new region, where the Pokémon have "their own unique ecosystems."
Rotom, Tangrowth, and Greedent make their debut in a title that's all about working together alongside Pokémon and your fellow players.
It's a scene we've seen many times before, although not quite like this, as Kratos and Atreus look good in their live-action avatars.
While some ports could launch for the platform depending on their status, it seems the platform is no longer a priority for Sony.
Some of the more common complaints for the title range from a terrible inventory interface to the Contracts menu and visuals.
Venture to the Tang Dynasty and tackle 11 new bosses to find out what led to the sudden disappearance of the Hexi region.
Bungie quickly took to social media to confirm that any instances of censoring ARC Raiders in the chat had been quickly fixed.
The job listings describe a project that involves "playful and stunning" art and "gameplay mechanics around physics engine."
Playtesters had plenty of access to developers who could answer any questions about the game's complex mechanics, unlike in real life.
Taking place in a brand new water-heavy region, the new games offer three new starter Pokémon - Browt, Pombon and Gecqua.
