Pieces Interactive's survival horror reboot had a "softer-than-expected performance" following its launch this past March.
The open world action RPG's belated Nintendo Switch port is performing significantly better than its publisher expected.
After launching three years ago in a relatively disappointing state, how does Experiment 101's open-world action title hold up?
After a bit of a delay, open-world RPG Biomutant is finally out now on the Nintendo Switch, along with a new trailer.
The collection will include Gothic Classic Edition and Gothic 2; Complete Edition, and the Saga will be releasing for Nintendo Switch exclusively at retail.
There will be updates for Gothic Remake and Titan Quest 2 alongside new announcements. HandyGames is also hosting the pre-show.
The trailer celebrates Alone in the Dark's reception among some media outlets, as well as its positive rating on Steam.
Check out some of the positive reception received by Outcast - A New Beginning with its latest trailer.
The latest update also fixes several bugs, including crashes, sound delay issues, and more in the survival horror title.
Meanwhile, Princess Peach: Showtime! comes in at No. 3, while Alone in the Dark enters the charts at No. 6.
Pieces Interactive and THQ Nordic's reboot of the long-dormant survival horror franchise has released worldwide.
Alone in the Dark sticks the landing in some key areas, but drops the ball in others, making for an uneven experience.
PC players will also require a solid-state drive with 50 GB of space for installation. The horror title launches on March 20th worldwide.
The follow-up to what is considered to be one of the first ever 3D open world action-adventure games is out now.
A "rushed" playthrough with either protagonist will be roughly eight hours long, according to developer Pieces Interactive.
Experiment 101's post-apocalyptic action RPG is finally getting its long overdue Nintendo Switch release.
Whether you play as Edward Carnby or Emily Hartwood, the manor's residents will have different reactions and conversations.
THQ Nordic is releasing a remake of the 2010 Nintendo Wii platformer developed by Junction Point Studios and directed by Warren Spector.
The demo will try out players to check out the combat and jetpack-based traversal in Outcast: A New Beginning.
AEW: Fight Forever players can also get their hands on a new free DLC with new attires and music tracks.
