It’s always fun to join a writer whose creativity is truly unleashed, and this one takes that premise to new heights in its latest trailer.
The narrower road will offer a fresh challenge to players who have already spent countless hours along the wide streets of GTA 5.
Pocketpair will share more "soon", but the update's first teaser image implies two more Tower bosses will become recruitable.
In a recently discovered post, head of product, Josh Deane, said the development team wants to be transparent with fans.
Studio CEO Paweł Marchewka says the acclaimed follow-up was planned as a "complete, self-contained game from the start."
Along with giving players a taste of the gameplay and story of Monster Hunter Wilds, the Prologue Demo also includes multiplayer.
Joe Brammer took to social media to talk about Battlefront 3 and mentioned how cool it would be for one to come out alongside Battlefield.
Cold Symmetry adds a heaping helping of new content to its critically acclaimed Souls-like, including new lute tracks and Overkill graphics.
The trailer showcases what critics have had to say about the survival horror game since it came out while giving us glimpses at gameplay.
According to Bloomberg's Jason Schreier, the company has also massive grown its art team, going from 5-6 artists for GTA 5 to now having 65.
A host of potential crashes have been fixed, including one that could happen when trying to use your emotes around SEAF soldiers.
The next update ties into Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2, and a new REDstream is set for October 21st to outline all the features.
Interestingly, Miguel Conti has implied that the team was previously looking at Call of Duty's Zombies mode for inspiration.
New factions, Cerim Cores, and a flexible class system that lets you fully customize your playstyle dominate the upcoming 1.0 release.
Looks like a good attitude isn’t the only thing you need on the battlefield, and preparation is half the battle in NCSoft's shooter.
"Season 2 was meant to be a fresh start, and for a lot of you it hasn't felt like one," says Bulkhead Studios after the mixed response.
CD Projekt RED also further improves depth of field, tone mapping, and character lighting, and adds options for bloom and more.
While lacking crossplay, up to five players can experience the sci-fi horror together, voting on choices and trying to survive.
Though the sequel isn't "in the works yet," there have reportedly been "conversations" about "who should take it on," per Jeff Grubb.
While Sony might be planning to end the production of PlayStation discs, it looks like Microsoft might continue to support the medium.
