While the farming/life sim continues to receive new content, there has been no word yet on the update's features or release date.
Capcom will also host a Special Program on September 24th and detail each playable demo on the show floor in the coming days.
Smilegate Entertainment hasn't yet announced the game's Western release, but a trailer with gameplay and cinematics is available.
The civilized world is still a memory in Tencent's base-builder, but the Aloy lookalike and robot elephants have been removed.
The action RPG will be unavailable on the platform due to "Limitations related to hardware performance and platform application size.”
With a promising closed beta, Everstone Studio's open-world action RPG could be the next big thing.
Lead designer Chris Lyu spoke about the challenges behind realising the studio's vision for the Wuxia-inspired Where Winds Meet.
Light of Motiram was getting compared to the Horizon games immediately after its announcement, with even its key art being similar.
The video also features the the Beijing Winter Olympics ceremony segment director and award-winning choreographer Tian Tian.
The new video for Where Winds Meet gives us a look at its traversal, open-world activities, and some of its Wuxia-style combat.
A new story trailer for Everstone's upcoming open-world action RPG highlights the turbulent shifts and violence of its setting.
The rumoured remake may not be as ambitious as Square Enix's Final Fantasy 7 Remake trilogy and could launch in early 2027.
Resident Evil Survival Unit will be a strategy game that takes place in an alternate timeline from the main series, with plenty of cameos.
Participants worldwide can sign up for the closed beta, which runs from July 24th to 31st, though its exact content is unknown.
Destiny: Rising will include the sorts of game modes that fans of the series have come to know and love, from PvP to PvE missions.
Co-developed by JoyCity and Capcom, the mobile title is a real-time strategy title that promises a "fresh take" on the series.
Once Human is getting a major new update with a public test for its new class system, a new PvE scenario, and much more.
The subscription service is losing some of its most critically-acclaimed titles, including The Curse of the Golden Idol and Katana ZERO.
Custom servers allow players to freely switch scenarios, adjust experience gain and resource spawn rate, and much more for a price.
Published by NetEase, it features an art style where the studio wanted to make everyone look like they might be different kinds of puppets.
