Play as Ro Laren, who ends up stuck on a planet inhabited by a strange consciousness and fights to survive against all odds.
The Warden is the protagonist this time, as players control him during the Pathfinder days to try to find someone important.
Could this one be a fresh look at what befell the Travellers, or perhaps a look into what made the Orphans? Your guess is as good as ours.
After reportedly appearing as part of a social media event in China, Bloober Team's new title is part of the upcoming IGN Live.
A new title in the sci-fi survival horror franchise or an expansion? We could find out at one of the many showcases in the coming weeks.
Based on the 2001 classic, Bloober Team's remake would launch in 2024 for PS5 and PC to extensive acclaim before coming to Xbox.
LZRS-28 may have more secrets to spill, if recent teases by the sci-fi survival horror's official Twitter are any indication.
Two "core productions" from its "first-party" teams are in the works alongside five titles co-developed under Black Mirror Games.
In its announcement, Konami confirmed that this milestone takes into account sales and players on subscription services like PS Plus.
In an investor update, studio CEO Piotr Babieno also confirmed that the team behind Cronos: The New Dawn is working as a support crew.
Bloober Team's next entry in its horror series is officially in the works, but platforms and a release date remain unknown.
Sworn off by difficulty concerns? The latest update might provide the best time to dive into the melancholic time-travelling epic.
It is worth noting that these diverse list of games have been listed alphabetically, and Microsoft has not provided any sales figures.
In a LinkedIn post, CEO Piotr Babieno confirmed that "it definitely doesn't refer to any remake" in light of rampant speculation.
If this is indeed the Switch 2-exclusive Project M, perhaps we'll hear more about it in next week's rumored Nintendo Direct.
The new title could be Project M, announced back in 2023 and seemingly offering a "vision that could only exist on Nintendo hardware."
"We aim to release about one title per year, including both announced and unannounced titles," said Konami's Motoi Okamoto.
Temporal Diver is geared for those players who'd prefer a story-focused experience with a much less punishing difficulty.
The compilation/finale of Bloober Team's first-person horror series includes all the games and a new tale centered on The Writer for $40.
Bloober Team's sci-fi survival horror has seen a relatively decent increase in sales since launching almost three months ago.
