After a recent leak, Ubisoft could be preparing to announce 4K/60 FPS support for Ghost Recon Wildlands on current-gen consoles.
Meanwhile, major titles like Celeste, Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord, Sniper Elite Resistance, and more will be leaving on July 31st.
There's apparently a new mission called "Last Rites" on the way for Ubisoft's successful 2017 open-world tactical shooter.
One of the biggest features of the expansion is going to be the ability to rebuild dilapidated structures throughout the map.
More than two years after entering Early Access, Palworld has finally reached 1.0, making this the perfect time to take a comprehensive look at Pocketpair’s survival hit.
Producer John Ricchio said that much of the cancelled content for the open-world game was "otherwise complete" aside from animations.
A report has indicated that EA will stick to its yearly schedule by officially unveiling the next iteration of the game next week.
Morgan Goin also spoke about how she felt "blindsided" when the layoffs were announced, since the studio was seemingly doing fine.
Finally free of early access, Pocketpair's survival crafting, creature-collecting title is experiencing a new wave of popularity.
The latest heist in GTA Online is designed to be quite replayable, giving players plenty of targets to steal on a weekly basis.
Everything that defines the experience depends on "processing power and memory that previous-generation consoles simply cannot provide."
Head of communications and publishing John Buckley reiterated, however, that Palworld was never intended to be a live service game.
From reworked progression, to Pal breeding additions and base management overhauls, Palworld 1.0 marks a colossal leap from its Early Access forbear.
"Obviously, we had high expectations for 1.0 internally," says Pocketpair's John Buckley, but the response has gone beyond that.
Codenamed Positron, the program will seemingly allow Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S game discs to be converted to digital licenses.
Massive improvements to combat, exploration, and more have been added alongside new mechanics like Awakening and Mutation.
Pocketpair's survival crafting title hits its highest player count on PC since it first entered early access in January 2024.
Developer Pocketpair is "incredibly proud" of the survival crafting title, which has become "a success beyond our wildest dreams."
Between new Pals, structures, equipment and locations, there's a lot to look forward to when the title leaves early access on July 10th.
Race across the Hawaiian archipelago on the go, as Ubisoft’s Forza Horizon competitor is still going strong three years later.
