Overture, the first expansion for NEOWIZ's action RPG, launched earlier this month for Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PS4, PS5, and PC.
Gearbox Entertainment's iconic looter shooter is back and looks to improve the third entry in every way. Find out here here.
A deep dive into how Remedy’s latest co-op experiment has kind of stumbled right out of the gate.
The showcase could offer some long-awaited updates for Supermassive's Little Nightmares 3 and perhaps contain a few surprises.
One of the generation’s best games finally comes to more players.
Master every boss fight in Lies of P: Overture with this guide detailing each foe’s key weaknesses.
It's not Vicarious Visions, but we'll gladly take these remakes of THPS 3 and 4 arriving in July.
According to Battlefield Labs players, the update also brought with it some files with references to a battle royale game mode.
The new destination, Kepler, will be showcased, and Bungie's developers will also outline how players' gear is "evolving."
The studio's founder took to social media to talk about how the Kickstarter for Wasteland 2 culminated in Clockwork Revolution.
Franchise director Tymon Smektała spoke about wanting to change how it makes games to avoid taking seven years to develop sequels.
The Gaping Jaw is the first Everdark Sovereign, available later today until June 26th, with new rewards for players to unlock.
Available on Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC, the football title offers action-packed 5v5 matches with far more relaxed rules.
Director Satoru Nihei spoke about how the new Break Issen works, and how gameplay won't be as punishing as in Souls titles.
Voice actor Rob Wiethoff, who worked as John Marston in Red Dead Redemption 2, was teasing an announcement slated for this week.
The second weekend of the multiplayer beta will feature Execution and King of the Hill alongside additional hours for playing.
The publisher's 40-minute showcase will also feature Street Fighter 6 and outline the next Title Update for Monster Hunter Wilds.
Discover the most powerful weapons in Lies of P: Overture and how to get your hands on them.
The remake of the 1998 classic retails for $24.99 at launch, with Xbox Series X/S, PS5, PS4, and PC versions arriving at a later date.
The publisher behind the game also revealed the developers' thoughts on having access to technologies like PSSR on modern consoles.
