Released earlier this year to exceptional praise, Capcom's fastest-selling Resident Evil title continues to rake in sales.
After scoring over one million sales on launch day, Capcom's newest entry in the series since 2006 is on its way to another big milestone.
Crimson Desert has already given us an enormous continent to explore, countless quests to complete, and plenty of ways to develop its three playable characters.
From dynamic shootouts and refined aiming to improvised firefights and close-quarters brawling, Grand Theft Auto VI looks primed to offer plenty of new ways to approach combat.
Despite an established audience and wealth of new content, a crowded release schedule and daunting time commitment means Charting the Unknown still has much to prove.
The studio has said that, despite this setback, it plans to continue with its post-launch support for Boltgun 2 and Warhammer Survivors.
Fight your way to Doctor Doom, trying to beat the Siege Meter, and unlock new permanent upgrades with each subsequent run.
This one’s definitely among the franchise’s finer entries, and it’s no surprise it's managed to capture such a vast audience.
If snapping photos of places that have been decimated by temporal imbalances is your thing, you’ll have a blast with this one.
Six years later, CD Projekt RED still isn't done with Night City. Here's what you should know before diving into the latest update.
Ubisoft is sending off its acclaimed remake with a new difficulty mode, community chests and classic takedowns from the original game.
Collect Escudos to unlock new outfits and items. Then embark on four more cycles with increasingly challenging enemy troops and ships.
Crystal Dynamics celebrates the series' 30th anniversary with plenty of platforming, combat, and gorgeous environments from the remaining.
You can now pay friendly or neutral squad leaders in the world for fast travel and adjust the distance at which A-Life NPCs appear.
The video features Fallout 76's developers thanking players for all of their support that has led to the game's player base steadily growing.
The game mode, dubbed Farlands, will involve Death Stranding-style mechanics where players can help or hinder each other.
In a since-deleted social media post, PlayStation Asia was prematurely celebrating the release of the update and revealing its features.
The Leviathan's "new behavior" affects the world around it and could very well be a force to reckon with when the update drops.
Director Satoru Nihei "wanted to have something that happened reactively to how you're playing, to show off the power of the abilities."
Team Ninja is also looking at improvements for the frame rate, Fast Travel and respawn times, model pop-in, lighting quality, and more.
