Players have been spending less and less money on video game subscriptions as the years have gone by.
Hands-on impressions from press and content creators for the next Assassin's Creed title will reportedly go live on June 12th.
Developed in collaboration with Rovio, a closed beta has been announced for May 24th to 26th. Sign-ups are currently available.
The 1.0 release of Stunlock Studios' survival action RPG is now available on PC, adding new events, enemies, locations and bosses.
"It could be the end of the month, but I won't be surprised if this does actually happen next week," says Giant Bomb's Jeff Grubb.
Announced in 2020, Giant Bomb's Jeff Grubb reports that the shooter "doesn't sound like it's really come together in any way since then."
The latest deep dive for F1 24 talks about some of the improvements to the game's visuals and track design.
One of the unannounced titles is believed to be Dragon Age: Dreadwolf, which is getting a showcase this summer.
The EA CEO revealed during a recent earnings call that he had been playing the new Battlefield game with its development team.
Players on selected platforms can access all three expansions until June 3rd, though console players should have PS Plus.
"Don't throw us into gold fever gambits, don't use us as strawmen for miscalculations/blind spots," says Arkane Lyon's Dinga Bakaba.
Arkane Austin was reportedly still working on updates and long overdue Hero Pass content before Microsoft closed the studio.
The collection will include Gothic Classic Edition and Gothic 2; Complete Edition, and the Saga will be releasing for Nintendo Switch exclusively at retail.
Media Molecule co-founder Mark Healey spoke about his time at the studio on the heels of his departure.
Darkest Dungeon 2 will be getting more powerful modding tools incrementally over time.
The latest free update to The Invincible also brings with it enhanced movement speed in select locations, and other features.
The latest update to Helldivers 2 focuses largely on fixes for minor bugs and crashes.
Rocksmith+ has been available on Ubisoft Store for some time now, and the French gaming giant has announced that it would be coming to Steam as well.
The Witcher 3 modding tools are currently only slated for the PC version of the game.
More details about the expanded release of Master Detective Archives: Rain Code will be revealed on May 9.
