One More Level has decided to try its hand at making a Soulslike. Check out our review to see how well it did with Valor Mortis.
Building on the game’s revival, this expansion lives up to its name while bringing some much-needed charm.
The prequel marks a brave new start for The Coalition's franchise, but how does it end, and where could it go next? Find out here.
We already know our way into The Phantom World is fairly gruesome, but can Soul reel us in with his skills and/or personality?
With Oswell Spencer somehow fitting into the story, the developer could look to address some interesting loose ends from the base game.
The app is believed to currently be in internal testing, with Xbox expected to release it for Insider testing before the end of the year.
The digital distribution platform managed to beat its own record from earlier this year which saw over 42 million users.
Non-season pass owners will get a chance to pick up the genetically altered kangaroo as a separate character on November 16th.
S-Game's Qiwei "Soulframe" Liang also promises greater enemy variety as players venture further into the hack-and-slash action RPG.
Cloud Imperium Games also reveals minimum requirements for PC, which include 16 of RAM, a GPU with 8 GB VRAM, and 150 GB of space.
"I think it's important to respect how the players want to enjoy the game," says Embark's Aleksander Grøndal about a potential separation.
Two highly requested features from fans since launch will arrive at the tail end of Season 5, which starts on October 13th.
PS5 Pro offers "even higher resolution and improved visuals," but surprisingly, the Souls-like also runs at 60 FPS on Xbox Series S.
You can also use the new Molotov as an area-denial throwable or construct three new buildings, including an M2 Browning nest.
Alongside the already-confirmed Collector's Edition, the post-apocalyptic shooter will reportedly have Day One and Deluxe Editions.
Reina’s wandered into a den of vipers to be sure, but she may just be the piece to flip the chessboard of South Town on its head.
The chaos is going global, and Brazil’s streets look like a perfect stage for some transportation turmoil in Sega's free-to-play title.
It’s almost time to create a zoo where you can nurture life, provide sanctuary for all kinds of species, and earn some money.
The franchise’s latest entry has been soaring despite the PC version not sticking the landing as well as it would have liked at launch.
Norgan isn’t the most welcoming region in the world, but it grows on you pretty quickly once you engage with it on its terms.
