This year's Game Awards was full of great announcements. Take a look at the best ones here.
If it ever happens, that is.
Obsidian Entertainment's upcoming sci-fi RPG is looking very promising.
Giant Squid's next game stars a hunter and her eagle battling corrupt creatures on a cursed island.
The game's official Steam page has revealed some interesting new details.
The announcement will be made in a "few days" according to Ryozo Tsujimoto.
Just Cause 4 shines on PC but the story is quite different on consoles.
Hope County, 17 years into the future, is showcased along with the Highwaymen and the Twins.
The retro-styled isometric beat 'em up will tie in with the Netflix show's upcoming third season.
The system "opens up an infinite amount of options for players to personalize their favorite fighters".
Capcom has released a handful of new short clips for the upcoming remake.
Just Cause 4 brings the over-the-top style the series has cultivated into new territory with even more gameplay options for players to mess around with.
Epic will select the best content from Creative Mode and plop it right down into the Battle Royale map.
Scope out the various localities and characters in RAGE 2's manic open world.
NetherRealm promises a full community reveal on January 17th, 2019.
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Explore a rich sci-fi universe with a colourful cast of characters from the creators of Fallout.
In an interesting twist, the title is available in Early Access only on the Epic Games Store.
Set after Far Cry 5's nuclear ending, the trailer gives off a RAGE 2-like vibe.
New content and new endings are coming for the meta, fourth wall breaking adventure title.
