Director Naoki Hamaguchi said that any DLC would present "untold stories" for its characters, and that appears to be the case here.
Bloody Tears has been rearranged for Evil Empire's take on Konami's Metroidvania series, and it's every bit as good as ever.
Magic and the mafia might seem like they’re unconnected, but that’s where this exciting tale comes in. We can’t wait to get started with this one.
Producer Nobuki Kadoi took to the stage during Konami's recent showcase to reveal more details about the upcoming action RPG.
The new video includes messages from the game's writer and director, as well as Kezia Burrows, Jovan AAdepo, and Terry O'Quinn.
Learn more about the main antagonist or partake in a series of battles against teams of monsters when the title launches on December 3rd.
The trailer shows off how players get to take on massive creatures, known as Phasebound Horrors, with a variety of weapons and tools.
The trailer gave us our first glimpse at how the hybrid style of gameplay will work across a variety of battlefield types on land and water.
Who said the road to greatness was no place for a bit of flair and self-expression? This one disagrees and even encourages them from the looks of it.
Konami’s no stranger to slick and stylish games, and Ellie Myers is already quite likeable thanks to her obvious charm and skill.
Tokyo Game Show attendees can go hands-on with the demo from September 17th to 21st and take on the new Arakeeta monster.
The title takes place in an entirely new universe separate from the classic Gundam movies and shows, and will tell an original story.
Two new FITS, Wutai, the return of Queen's Blood, and much more are showcased as Square Enix's long-awaited finale gets a release date.
The Lightfall might be a misleading name for a deadly phenomenon, but understanding it definitely looks like an interesting journey.
This one’s definitely among the more interesting and entertaining ways to ponder the circle of life, all things considered.
Previously an Xbox Series X/S console exclusive, Double Fine Productions' underrated puzzle adventure finally makes the jump.
The trailer also focuses on the fact that Resonance will be the first Final Fantasy game to make use of the HD-2D visual style.
Venture to a brand-new region and explore underwater, build a castle, and take on powerful new bosses that defy description.
There are some hunts you just know are going to be memorable even before you leave camp, and this one’s definitely in that category.
CD Projekt RED notes the remake will be "built on the foundation laid by The Witcher 4," which is currently targeting a 2028 launch.
