The second expansion occurs in an "independent government organization" on the shores of Cauldron Lake, where things go wrong.
It includes the base game, Digital Deluxe Edition items, Expansion Pass and more. The Collector's Edition ships in December for $199.99.
In a now-deleted tweet, the publisher revealed its upcoming mystery announcement, which will have a demo at AnimeExpo from July 4th to 7th.
Launching for Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PS4, PS5 and PC, Nexon's free-to-play shooter will be available at midnight PDT on July 2nd.
Lepic specializes in grenade damage, while Viessa is all about freezing enemies. Meanwhile, Gley sacrifices her HP for more damage.
Saber's priority is "to ensure the best possible experience" when the shooter launches on September 9th for Xbox Series X/S, PS5 and PC.
Operations Mode, a separate mode for co-op and solo players, offers six maps and promises "endless replayable PvE action."
Ubisoft says work on remakes of Splinter Cell and Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time will remain unaffected.
Pre-orders on consoles and PC can now access the acclaimed MMO's latest expansion and venture to Tural, a new continent.
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate will become available on select Fire TV devices starting July in over 25 countries.
Saber Interactive offers another extensive look at its upcoming third-person shooter ahead of its September release.
The limited-time vendor offers the Season of the Undying armor, Polaris Lance and Jötunn Catalysts, and new Legendary weapons.
miHoYo outlines almost everything players can look forward to when the action RPG launches on July 4th for iOS, Android, PC and PS5.
After separating from her companion Ash, Marona teams up with Apricot to reunite the legendary pirate crew and defeat the ghost fleet.
However, producer Noriaki Okamura notes, "People have moved on to new things and commitments, and that's just our current reality."
Team Asobi and Sony have previously touted the upcoming platformer as Astro's biggest adventure to date.
The studio behind A Way Out and It Takes Two seems to be teasing an upcoming announcement of its next project.
If the updated title screen isn't your thing, the original's classic animations are available with the Legacy control style.
Some changes include a dedicated description box for each option and more intuitive switching between Uniform and Face camouflage.
DON'T NOD's next narrative adventure will avoid conflicting with Life is Strange: Double Exposure's launch on October 29th.
