The update marks the final story chapter before Version 3.0 and sees two fan-favorite characters emerging after a long absence.
The PS5 launch also coincides with Version 2.0, which adds a Rinascita, several new characters, quests, and other content for free.
The free-to-play action RPG finally arrives for other consoles, coinciding with the launch of Version 5.2, "Tapestry of Spirit and Flame."
The mobile online RPG will launch first in China with a global release coming soon afterward, though release dates haven't yet been announced.
The app is reportedly earning $6.4 million in revenue every day on average, and took just 17 days to cross the $100 million mark.
The Special Program will also provide details on story content and events in the upcoming update while introducing Sunday and Fugue.
Three years after its disappointing launch, the compilation has received a significant update that could make it worth playing.
The survival horror remake is available now for iOS and Mac devices with the M1 chip or later, following in the footsteps of other Resident Evil games.
The free-to-play open-world dress-up title launches on the 12th anniversary of the series' first game for iOS, Android, PS5, and PC.
Developed by Capcom and TiMi Studio Group, the free-to-play title features gliders and allies that can become playable characters.
The visual improvements, bug fixes and quality-of-life changes from the mobile versions are now available on other platforms.
The free-to-play "cozy" open-world title has reached 30 million pre-registrations before launching on PS5, PC, iOS, and Android.
Pokemon's newest mobile app is continuing to make big waves, with The Pokemon Company announcing a total of 30 million downloads just a little over a week after launch.
The pre-order bundle costs $9.99 and includes materials for pulling and upgrading outfits, in-game currency, and much more.
The action RPG is seemingly coming with Patch 1.4, though it's meant to be a console exclusive for PS5 until at least January 2025.
Since its launch in October 2019, the free-to-play mobile first-person shooter has been downloaded over a billion times, Activision has announced.
Between now and the collectible card game's closure in January, all items in the in-game store and all in-game events will be sold for just 1 gold each.
The recently released app is reportedly earning $3 million in revenue every day, which is thrice as much as even the uber-successful Pokemon GO.
It includes 11 playable characters, two Strike missions, the six-player Gauntlet, the Haven social space, a campaign prologue, and more.
The app has seen over 10 million downloads within 48 hours of its launch, The Pokemon Company has revealed.
