Players can also use BGM Source to select between the special arrangement or original versions of tracks and pause during combat.
The newest recruits of Capitol City's police force investigate an attempt to assassinate the president, eventually traveling to other worlds.
This month sees the launch of several big titles, from massive RPGs to re-releases and remakes. Check out 15 of the most noteworthy titles.
Despite widespread critical acclaim, it seems Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown has failed to attract a large number of players upon its release.
The protagonist of Remedy's eponymous series has now joined the cast of Survivors in multiplayer horror game Dead by Daylight.
MLB The Show 24 will feature Toronto Blue Jays player Vladimir Guerrero Jr. as its cover athlete.
Goku's Next Journey is the third DLC part of Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot's Season Pass 2, and involves Goku meeting Uub at the end of the series.
Metal Gear Solid 2 and 3 are now finally compatible with the Steam Deck thanks to the latest update.
The original finally comes to PC with all DLC. It retails for $27.99 and includes quality-of-life features like Big Bash and Undo.
Publisher Annapurna Interactive says the adventure game's delay will "ensure the most polished experience for players."
Here are fifteen such titles, which at the time of writing haven’t announced exactly when they’ll be out.
Two players will be able to tackle the game's puzzle-platforming challenges together, with the second player playing as Toad.
The latest trailer for Highwater indicates that the game might finally be on track for a 2024 release.
The Nintendo Switch 2 might be getting a slightly bigger display, but with a worse panel than its predecessor.
The much-anticipated 1.6 update for Stardew Valley grew larger in scope than the developer originally intended.
Avalanche Software's action RPG sold over 22 million units last year, which means an additional two million sales in 2024 thus far.
The fighter reached a new milestone after Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav confirmed nearly 3 million sold last November.
Avalanche Software's successful action RPG will also receive additional "updates and features", with more details coming this year.
The Pokemon Company took criticism for Scarlet and Violet "seriously", and is "acting on it" for future instalments, it's been claimed.
The free-to-play multiplayer racer will now allow you to create private lobbies and play with friends.
