Phoenix Labs has been trying to pivot its titles to hiave more live-service features. This includes redesigning Dauntless into an action RPG.
PC players can create quests, dungeons, cosmetics, and more with a new tool kit, which can be shared and downloaded in-game.
Team Ninja's masterpiece returns for current-gen platforms, mixing the original and Sigma 2 into a gorgeous new package.
Bold and expansive yet delivering the most realistic medieval world - here's what you should know about one of 2025's most anticipated sequel.
Killing Nazis is as enjoyable as ever in Rebellion's latest stealth tactical shooter.
Tokyo Xtreme Racer, despite having a couple of fundamental design deficiencies, is an excellent arcade experience and is shaping up to be a must-play game for racing fans.
The zombie-slaying franchise is also celebrating its 10th anniversary, with Dying Light: The Beast due out for PC and consoles this year.
Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer dismisses the company potentially dropping Xbox Series S support and allowing Series X-exclusive releases.
Square Enix's open-world action RPG is attracting a sizeable audience, outdoing most other Final Fantasy titles on the platform.
The co-op action-adventure title from Hazelight Studios and EA Originals launches for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC in March.
The Gears of War: Judgment developer is "pouring everything we have into creating an experience that will exceed expectations."
By exploring portals littered through levels, Mio and Zoe can venture into separate worlds like deserts, mountains, and even space.
Performance metrics include upscaling, and Frame Generation is available to help further boost the frame rate for PC players.
Here's what to expect from Obsidian's upcoming RPG.
Here's why we can't wait to get our hands on Capcom's upcoming megaton.
Here's what you should know about the surprise action remake.
The definitive orc-slaying tower defense series is back, but does the rogue-lite twist breathe fresh life into a well-worn formula?
Rats take on bats in Odd Bug Studio's action RPG sequel, but the brutality and epic narration can't shore up some of the weaker elements.
The Japanese release of the title will disable all dismemberment despite getting a Z rating that makes it illegal to sell the game to anyone under 18.
The new Resident Evil movie will be co-written by Shay Hatten of John Wick: Chapter 4 fame and Zach Cregger of Barbarian fame.