Wildlight Entertainment's ill-fated PvP raid shooter apparently failed to meet metrics by its secret financial backer, Tencent.
The beloved Spirit Guide returns with more experience and several new challenges to tackle in EmberLab's upcoming sequel.
Despite creative director Clint Hocking departing from Ubisoft, the next Assassin's Creed is reportedly highly favored among the teams.
"Rather than rebuilding our pipeline from scratch in Unreal Engine 5, it’s far more efficient for us to use Unreal Engine 4."
The patch also brought with it a brand new PvE map, new PvE equipment, and a variety of gameplay balance and performance tweaks.
In an interview, TT Games' Jonathan Smith also confirmed that there are plenty of collectibles to find throughout the game.
"All hail the new king in town," goes the beat, as Joker and his crew vandalize an art museum in a fantastic callback to 1989's Batman.
"We're giving you an open city and a fantastic experience for all players. Which I thoroughly recommend," says TT Games' Jonathan Smith.
In a statement, Ubisoft confirmed that development on Codename Hexe will continue, and thanked Clint Hocking for his work.
The trailer explores three main locations: Azuria, Sheparden and Galyad, each with its own culture, fashion, and architecture.
Scott Duval has great combos to show off and quite the score to settle as he makes his in-game debut and takes on Invincible himself.
It's more sad news in turbulent times, but the studio remains optimistic about making its skateboarding sandbox what it wants to be.
Bringing in a pro wrestler for a character like Alex is a win move, and the results are clear to see in this peek behind the curtain.
Bringing a bit of Resident Evil to the game, Lillith Deveraux’s debut brings unique mechanics and another target for Agent 47 to hunt.
Kliff, Oongka and Damiane are played by Alec Newman, Stewart Scudamore, and Rebecca Hansen, who each had unique approaches.
Everstone Studio will also host a livestream on February 26th for the expansion, whose first chapter goes live on March 5th.
Play through 13 classic Marvel titles, complete with rollback netcode for X-Men: The Arcade Game and new music by Chris Huelsbeck.
PGA Tour 2K25 and The Elder Scrolls Online Collection: Gold Road round out next month's offerings, which are available until April 6th.
Three new story chapters, enemies and Trials await, while Yakumo and Ryu also each receive a brand new devastating weapon.
"It all worked so smoothly that we decided to just go ahead with the game as-is and make it for the system," said Koshi Nakanishi.
