The upcoming open world horror game will offer a lot of options to players where customization and progression are concerned.
The video showcases how the red-haired mage from the Melty Blood universe is going to play, as she joins the roster on January 13.
Sales for the series have been trending upwards since 2019, which is around the time that Sega began to add PC support.
The Japanese developer confirms it'll have plenty to talk about this year, including the announcement of a new game.
The newest mainline instalment in Atlus' beloved long-running RPG series seems to be doing well for itself where sales are concerned.
Insider Tom Henderson also reports that based on pre-alpha footage, development is progressing better than previous titles.
PlatinumGames' long-in-development live-service action RPG will finally be releasing on March 3rd for PS4, PS5 and Steam.
The 4 star Geo-wielder is available on January 5th along with Shenhe, the return of the Lantern Rite festival, and a brand new region.
The Illicit Reaper set from Gambit Prime is also available to purchase for Hunters. New Legendaries like Truthteller are also available.
Initially rumored for January 2022, the three titles will be going live tomorrow, free for all PlayStation Plus subscribers on PS4 and PS5.
"Our graphics-systems team and our programmers have been pushing a lot of new features to create the best-looking games we’ve ever made.," says Hidetaka Miyazaki.
According to a known leaker, She-Hulk will be added to the game's roster of playable heroes, and will be played by actress Krizia Bajos.
Director Hidetaka Miyazaki also states that the open world action RPG offers more freedom to players than FromSoftware had initially planned.
Sega also expects the open world game to exceed the first-year sales of the series' last mainline instalment, Sonic Forces.
Techland's community manager provides assurances that old-gen gameplay footage of Dying Light 2 will be showcased soon.
In an almost entirely unchanged top 10, Final Fantasy 16 claims the top spot once again, while a host of Switch games follow.
This is a plea for some sanity.
Releasing early next year, there are a lot of reeasons as to why Techland's Dying Light 2 Stay Human may become one of the biggest games of the year.
4 years since its original release and months before its follow-up releases, we take a look at what made Horizon Zero Dawn an unforgettable experience.
If you haven't given these games a go (and there's a good chance you haven't), make sure you go back and remedy that.
