Three new locations and challenges will be added, and players can choose to undertake climbing expeditions as Marco instead of Aava.
The latest action RPG from Radical Fish Games of CrossCode fame will finally enter early access in less than a month for PC.
Ghostrunner developer's first-person Souls-like RPG is rife with challenges and traversal en route to its launch later this year.
As a new, mysterious Belmont, players will traverse 1499 Paris to stop the rise of monsters and presumably slay Dracula.
Sneak through locations teeming with guards, using a mix of magic and cunning to steal valuables and eventually become a master thief.
If you're looking to jump into IOI's origin story in style on May 27th, this new DualSense is surely the best way to do it.
Indie developer SCREEN JUICE's debut title is finally available on Steam Early Access with a generous discount until April 21st.
It’s more troubling news in an industry that’s already reeling from rounds of layoffs, especially with the number of employees chiming in.
Registrations are now open for the beta, which runs from April 16th to 20th and offers various gameplay modes, eight maps, and more.
While previous games have always been in third-person, the upcoming sequel lets players "freely change that perspective."
The series's first new title in 11 years is out this Summer for the Nintendo Switch, and could signal many more announcements to come.
The rogue-lite third-person shooter launches on April 30th for PS5, with Deluxe Edition owners receiving 48 hours of early access.
FromSoftware's Switch 2 port of the open-world action RPG (and its expansion) could finally receive a release date in the near future.
Despite some mixed impressions through the years and no new content, NetherRealm's soft reboot of the franchise has sold respectably.
And it isn't kidding, with a new clip revealing an Elite that can paint the ground with said projectiles, among other things.
It's a sublime blend of absurdity and grim noir so absurd that we can't wait to explore the world in Jack Pepper's shoes on April 16th.
It’s looking like this one could have spent more time at the gym before bringing itself to the arena, but there’s always hope!
Liquid Swords will deploy numerous fixes for crashes, performance issues, and progression blockers with even more improvements to come.
The best way to return to its winning ways is for Xbox to celebrate yours, apparently, with special animations and more control.
"It’s my hope that more people will experience these wonderful machines," says Playground's design director Torben Ellert.
