If you're looking to jump into IOI's origin story in style on May 27th, this new DualSense is surely the best way to do it.
Registrations are now open for the beta, which runs from April 16th to 20th and offers various gameplay modes, eight maps, and more.
While previous games have always been in third-person, the upcoming sequel lets players "freely change that perspective."
Sweeping through Pywel and eliminating all potential threats can feel great but what about when things feel a little too peaceful?
Crimson Desert really cooked with this one, and these results are there for all of us to see as long as you take the time to discover them all.
Bethesda has finally brought Starfield to the PlayStation, and we can safely say that the wait has been worth it. That’s especially true if you're on a PS5 Pro.
The rogue-lite third-person shooter launches on April 30th for PS5, with Deluxe Edition owners receiving 48 hours of early access.
The rest of Pywel beckons, but Hernand has had us firmly in its grasp as we tried to ensure everybody in it is as happy as they can be with Kliff and the Greymanes.
Despite some mixed impressions through the years and no new content, NetherRealm's soft reboot of the franchise has sold respectably.
And it isn't kidding, with a new clip revealing an Elite that can paint the ground with said projectiles, among other things.
It's a sublime blend of absurdity and grim noir so absurd that we can't wait to explore the world in Jack Pepper's shoes on April 16th.
"It’s my hope that more people will experience these wonderful machines," says Playground's design director Torben Ellert.
Running from April 9th to 11th, the beta will feature ten playable characters and six stages to fight on ahead of the game's launch.
Ubisoft seems poised to unveil the long-awaited remake, which may or may not be connected to the next rumored State of Play.
Nexon confirms that the Souls-like action RPG is now in its "final stages" with a few developers remaining to complete pending tasks.
Hazelight Studios continues to go from strength to strength with its current line-up, but also "can't wait" to show off its next game.
If you’ve been playing Marathon as part of a duo and enjoying it, you’re getting a little break as the Outpost Duos option goes away.
Collect creatures from across the universe, train them, and then pit them against others in real and holo battles for supremacy.
Space is vast and scary, especially for any new players. Here are some tips to make those first steps for mankind the easiest.
PSSR Support, up to 90 FPS for those with VRR displays, full ray tracing, and many other improvements await PS5 Pro owners.
