The development team continues to chug away on the upcoming PS5 exclusive, reporting targeting a launch sometime in 2026.
For those who don't have time for massive open worlds or role-playing games with epic tales, these 15 games are worth checking out.
Whether it was poor sales or underwhelming critical reviews, these 15 games deserved way more appreciation than they got.
WIth this feature, we run down 15 of the most underrated games on the PS5 that never recieved the love and appreciation they truly deserve.
The sequel was apparently cancelled, with Insomniac Games instead choosing to focus on Marvel's Spider-Man, leaked documents suggest.
Insomniac's leaked documents also reveal that Microsoft has rights over "any associated DLC, ports and derivative games" from the two sequels.
No, not $567,000. The studio has made just over five hundred dollars off the game, which released for Xbox One in 2014.
The past few years have seen some excellent open-world titles on top of the existing classics. Here are some of the very best that you should play.
Even if they've laid dormant for a long time or were known for their massive scale, these franchises could work as more condensed games.
Despite playing second fiddle to Sony's PS4 throughout its lifespan, the Xbox One had some pretty great games. Check out 30 of them here.
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These are some of the open-world games available on PC, and they are available at a fraction of the retail price.
We hope to see more of these worlds one day.
Sunset Overdrive had a deeply fun and satisfying gameplay loop that rarely got stale.
From sweeping vistas to in-depth cities with unforgettable adventures, these open world titles have definitely stood out throughout the years.
Some of these may have slipped under your radar.
Is it time for Insomniac to return to Sunset City?
"Never say never is my approach," says the creative director.
Sony owns the rights to Insomniac's IP.
Xbox Series X enhancements seem a given for these titles.