With the remake's successful launch, producer Noriaki Okamura says it would be a "great opportunity" for the team to take on other projects.
Producer Masato Kumazawa compares this feeling to opening a cooker with "rice left forgotten" for a week and satisfying one's curiosity.
The user research study runs from September 8th to October 7th, and is separate from the third upcoming closed playtest.
Nightfarers venture into progressively tougher Depths with more challenging enemies and exclusive Relics in the upcoming mode.
As the first title in the series on PlayStation platforms, the enhanced version offers 4K support, 60 FPS in the campaign, and more.
Ellie returns as a playable Vault Hunter while free updates will add Pearlescent rarity items, Invincible bosses, and mini-events.
Players will progress through five difficulty levels in Ultimate Vault Hunter mode, unlocking powerful loot and set bonuses.
Following a mixed reception at launch by PC players, Ultizero Games promises several fixes and "additional optimizations."
Dealabs' billbil-kun affirms the US price after GameStop prematurely listed the digital version on Nintendo Switch for pre-order.
The remaster of Playtonic's 2017 3D platformer will cost $29.99 digitally on Xbox Series X/S, PS5, PC, and Nintendo Switch 2.
From upgraded motion systems, to smarter AI and a historic NBA-WNBA crossover, Visual Concepts’ NBA 2K26 promises significant change over its predecessor.
Director Koshi Nakanishi spoke about balancing horror and action in order to give players good moments of cathartic release.
This stand-alone experience ramps up survival horror beyond Dying Light 2, with more brutal combat, tighter tension, and a darker tone.
With Borderlands 4 inching ever closer to its final release, we dive into a title that reflects the best of the franchise, and hope that Gearbox can sustain the level of innovation it has brought us i...
While the story, characters and overall gameplay of the remake stay true to the classic, here's how the new additions fare.
CD Projekt RED has revealed in a new H1 report that the development team for The Witcher 4 has grown from 422 to 444 as of July.
Players that have finished Indiana Jones won't find the upcoming expansion too easy, and players that haven't won't find it too hard.
Ultizero Games is also currently investigating performance issues on PC and promises to deploy an update with fixes "very soon."
Techland also goes into detail about how it visually defined the duality of Kyle Crane between his human side and the beast side.
Started in 2014 under a single developer, the Final Fantasy-inspired action RPG is officially available on PC and PlayStation 5.
