The last entry in the Bayonetta franchise was 2023 spin-off Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon. Things have been quiet since.
Theaters, multiple cultures, modern architecture and glitz hide an era that's under "immense turmoil" in RGG Studio's next.
The city will highlight many changes from Kokura, including a naval presence, winding backroads, and modernity creeping into tradition.
Taking place in earlier parts of the game, the trailer focuses on the setting of Kokura as it deals with its old ways and industrialization.
No business is quite like it, and Makoto Daito has his work cut out for him when RGG Studio's title launches in January 2027.
"The alien is the perfect hunter. It will adapt to those situations, to those environments," says principal UI artist Laura Mouther.
Makoto’s best friend doesn’t seem like a man to be trifled with, and their rivalry seemingly stems from some big differences of opinion.
If you missed this one back in the day, the new edition is probably the best way to experience Creative Assembly's absolute classic.
That’s a lot of Persona to get through, and the good news is that every moment of it can keep you on your toes even today. We're thrilled!
"And there's still over four months to go," says the team with the action-adventure title launching on January 15th, 2027.
The hands-on demo from Gamescom showcases protagonist Blake investigating wreckage and quickly running into a Xenomorph.
As players progress with protagonist Makoto over the game's five eras, he'll become more proficient in combat and weaponry.
A small teaser of Pickup Race, where six players compete to pick up the most passengers, is revealed ahead of September's playtest.
The prologue for Creative Assembly's long-awaited sequel will be playable on the show floor for attendees, but that's pretty much it.
The overhauled combat of Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio's latest action-adventure is showcased across all five eras in stunning detail.
The open zone title, which recently launched on Nintendo Switch 2, continues to be a top seller for Sega after all these years.
While we don't quite get any gameplay or story reveals in the latest trailer, we do get to see the challenges in animating the game.
Participants can apply until August 31st and try out four characters, six cars, and two maps on consoles (sans Switch 2) and PC.
There’s an almost tangible beat to the violence in this one, and we can’t wait to get our hands on a combat system that looks this sleek.
"We still value our physical culture," said Sega COO and president Shuji Utsumi while discussing the company's past as a console maker.
