The company noted that its work on the Enhanced Edition of Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 has paid off with better critical acclaim.
Playground Games delivers yet another spectacular open-world racing adventure with Forza Horizon’s long-awaited visit to Japan.
If you've been itching to experience MachineGames' acclaimed first-person action-adventure on the go, the wait is finally over.
Despite becoming one of 2025's best-selling games, the remaster now lies abandoned, riddled with bugs and performance issues.
With other first-party Xbox titles on day one and Forza Horizon 5 recording massive sales on PS5, you have to wonder what happened.
Set to the tune of "Enchanting Stranger" by Milk Talk, it's a quick peek at all the sights and spectacles that players will encounter.
Battle through five areas in Firefight, taking on bosses and upgrading your attributes, as the difficulty steadily ramps up.
Playground Games' open-world racer is out on May 19th for Xbox Series X/S and PC, with Premium Edition owners able to start on May 15th.
Xbox Series S players will have to be content with dynamic resolution on both modes, which offer 1440p/30 FPS and 1080p/60 FPS.
Japanese bands such as BAND-MAID, BABYMETAL, and ONE OK ROCK are confirmed alongside the installation sizes on PC and Xbox.
Double Fine's latest sees creativity and destruction collide in an awkward, barebones competitive multiplayer experience.
Engage other players in dangerous races down mountain paths or compete with the same car as everyone else and jostle for supremacy.
The announcement was accompanied by Obsidian confirming that it is working on more updates for the sci-fi RPG to fix bugs.
The hi-octane motorsport festival makes its way to the Land of the Rising Sun – but what else does Japan bring that Mexico left out?
The Horizon Festival’s Japanese chapter is a massive take when it's compared to previous iterations, but we believe it’s also going to be one that guides the franchise in an exciting new direction...
The former Lionhead Studios boss, who created the original games, still hopes for a "little bit of evil and good alignment in there."
"Our job is not to smooth over our differences, but to connect everyone into something greater than any one studio or product."
By getting a 12-month window for Game Pass releases, analyst Piers Harding-Rolls believes other studios could also generate more revenue.
Car photographer and host Larry Chen excitedly talks about how the Nissan Skyline is his all-time favorite car thanks to its tunability.
On a scale between the realistic style of Diablo 4 and Overwatch's stylized look, the StarCraft project is described as closer to the former.
