Beelzebub isn't afraid to go hands-on against any prospective opponents, especially when he snaps in Bandai Namco's upcoming action RPG.
The beta contains approximately 40 percent of the experience, with even more maps, factions and a campaign coming at launch.
"We've got new (real good) stuff cooking that we’ll talk more about later this year," the developer says.
It goes live on April 18th alongside The Rising Tide DLC and adds quality-of-life features like Skill Sets, Quick Complete and more.
The action RPG will launch with a 10 percent discount, which ends on May 2nd at 9 AM PST and won't feature microtransactions or anti-cheat.
This follows recent ratings in North America and South Korea, potentially indicating an imminent release.
Moon Studios' action RPG arrives for PC via Steam Early Access on April 18th and includes the first chapter of the campaign.
Codenamed "Payback," the sequel has reportedly been in development since The Witch Queen, though "heavily in the background."
No prior announcement was made regarding the price hike, though it's in line with other services increasing prices over the past year.
Those brave enough to defeat the Pantheon can Adept raid and Exotic weapons alongside Deepsight versions of raid weapons.
Abstraction's re-release is a blast from the past for fans with new heroes and maps, but it still falls short in several fundamental ways.
Game design lead Bart Vossen and producer Maverick Bautista speak with GamingBolt about the MOBA's expanded and enhanced revival.
SomaSim co-founder Matt Viglione speaks with GamingBolt about the studio's upcoming management sim sequel.
Leaks have previously claimed that though a new Fight Night game had entered early development, its production was eventually put on pause.
Patch 1.03.02 will roll out for Bandai Namco's fighter on April 16 on all platforms.
Meanwhile, Rise of the Ronin entered the charts at No. 5 in Europe, and No. 9 in the United States and Canada.
"It was critical for us to hit this target on all platforms," says TopSpin 2K25 game director Remi Ercolani.
"Every planet, we wanted to have an orbit around it with lots of different points of interest, things to do, battles to get in, places to explore," says Julian Gerighty.
Players will have to contend with Empire checkpoints, skirmishes between different factions, ambushes, and more.
Budding scoundrel Kay Vess and her companion Nix will butt heads with a number of different factions in Star Wars Outlaws.
