Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree's focus on excellent level design and brutally difficult bosses makes it a treat for the fans of the genre.
Following the cancellation of its life sim project, Paradox Interactive has taken "the tough decision to close down the studio."
The 1996 survival horror classic could be getting another re-release on modern platforms, as per a fresh age rating.
The Chinese Room's first-person horror Still Wakes the Deep is available today for subscribers on cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X/S.
Adding to the free-to-play hero shooter's impressive resume of collaborations is Hasbro's robot-centric toy and media franchise.
Summer Games, a new Quickplay: Hacked and Hero Mastery Challenges for Soldier 76 and Kiriko are also coming this season.
Following the Path of the Destruction, Firefly is a new five-star character who engages enemies with her Strategic Assault Mech.
The previously Switch-exclusive remastered RPGs are out on Steam, with all purchases by July 17th upgrading to the Month 1 Edition.
An early access launch for Paradox Interactive's The Sims competitor was recently delayed indefinitely.
MachineGames' single-player first-person action-adventure game is due out for Xbox Series X/S and PC this year.
Shadow of the Erdtree may be more Elden Ring, but it's changing the base experience in ways players probably never imagined.
The finale of FromSoft's Dark Souls series still holds up after all these years, but its mods elevate it to a whole other level.
Published by Saber Interactive and developed by Stormind Games, the single-player title will release for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.
Sections where players could find themselves without ammo are being polished, while some "scalable difficulties" will be added.
Players will also allegedly meet "iconic DC characters" and "mythical inhabitants of Greek mythology" in the upcoming open-world title.
Diana will reportedly return to Themyscira to battle the sorceress Circe and make amends with Queen Hippolyta and her people.
The Chinese Room's latest outing is a solid, if unremarkable, horror walking sim.
Bungie is turning off catalyst progression, XP and leveling crafted weapons for the activity, but the reward is "totally worth it."
The Coalition's Matt Searcy says the prequel will "feel like a new game. It's going to feel fresh and good at the same time."
The survival horror reboot performed below expectations where sales were concerned, Embracer Group revealed last month.
