Four factions, four campaigns, and unpredictable outcomes await you in the war for control of Cronos and the battlefield.
Revisiting a couple of classics with some next-gen goodness thrown in was welcome, and this news is just icing on the cake.
"We see players as the actual engine of the game...When you have an active community, you don't need a sequel," says Johan Pilestedt.
We're certainly happy to get more of this one's great art style, gameplay, and intense combat, while the new songs are very welcome.
After confirming its arrival last July, Ubisoft is finally letting you re-experience Edward Kenway's journey in a new light.
The trailer featured studio general manager Chad Robertson talking about how seriously the team takes fan feedback during development.
Create your own strongholds, engage in naval combat against shadowy new ships, and much more in the upcoming paid expansion.
The massive development budget for the game, corroborated by others in the industry, has raised questions about Xbox's exclusivity strategy.
James Ohlen even noted that the aspects of Dragon Age: The Veilguard players had problems with weren't developers' decisions.
Mob Entertainment also outlines what to expect in its first month, including a new item, emotes, and the Candy Cat update.
Bringing five decades of an evolving society to life is never easy, and we’re glad RGG’s tackling this one on its own terms.
The latest HD-2D RPG from Square Enix and Lancarse is finally available, bringing much-needed retro goodness to long-time fans.
The first four episodes of AdHoc Studio's acclaimed narrative adventure are free while the remainder must be unlocked for $20.
Remedy seems to have a very strong winner on its hands. We’re diving into why that’s the case, and why Dylan’s so good at keeping you at his side in Manhattan.
The controversial action-adventure recorded the highest full-game dollar sales for a Sony title in its launch month since Helldivers 2.
One More Level's first-person Souls-like is a success, despite sharing space with some real heavy-hitters in a packed season of gaming.
It isn’t easy for any franchise to command the audience that GTA does, but it seems quite evident how things came to be that way when you look back at its second instalment.
The City of Dreams remains as lively as ever, whether you're taking on a job for King and his crew, visiting Glamdocs or trying mods.
Crimson Desert has made a lot of cool new stuff a reality in Pywel, but some parts of the expansion are calling to me.
Joe Brammer also acknowledged the fact that the studio was essentially "harming a % of players" in order to "protect the larger".
