The multiplayer title sees 40-100 players competing in skirmishes to break through their opponent's stronghold and destroy the core.
The additional development time will ensure it's a "fantastic addition to the Aether franchise," with more news to come before launch.
Valve's Greg Coomer says the company still remains focused on developing video games, in spite of the growing success of the steam deck.
The action RPG is out in early 2023 for Xbox Series X/S, PS4, PS5, PC, and Xbox One. It's also launching on day one for Game Pass.
In an official booklet, the company has confirmed that the Steam Deck is a "multi-generational product line" and that it plans on "bringing new versions of Steam Deck to market."
The update includes New Game+, Charmstones, new abilities, additional options for Photo Mode, Spirit Guide Trials, and new outfits.
Along with encountering different Fae courts, players can discover the likes of Ada Lovelace, and Doctor Jekyll and Mr Hyde, in various realms.
Valve is currently said to be working on a feature that will provide players with a retrospective on their year. Currently calling on the API can show time spent and number of sessions.
PlayStation is not as fragile as Sony seems to think it is.
The long-awaited side-scrolling platformer is still on track for September 13th on PC with the credits and a "few smaller cutscenes" left.
The remaster features HD visuals, fully-voiced cutscenes, re-recorded music and quality of life improvements like auto-save and overhauled controls.
Valve says all those who've currently in the reservation queue to get a Steam Deck will get one by the end of the year.
Giant Squid's open-world action adventure is finally coming to other platforms after originally launching on PS4, PS5 and PC.
The PC version will also be available for Steam on December 6th after a one year exclusivity period on the Epic Games Store.
Trapped in a strange world teeming with dinosaurs, players must run and hide while guided by a mysterious voice on the radio.
The free-to-play platform fighter entered open beta yesterday, and saw impressive numbers in terms of concurrent users.
"Current owners of those games will still be able to access, play or redownload them," confirms the publisher in a recent statement.
Starting September 1, Assassin's Creed Liberation HD will not only be delisted from Steam, it will also become unplayable even for those who already own it.
The new faction will bring "a very different kind of economy to balance", with more details arriving at Gamescom next month.
The Standard and Digital Deluxe Editions are currently discounted, with the latter including the base game and outfits from Rune Factory 4.
