Rockstar's next Grand Theft Auto is finally upon us, but amid the hype, there's some worry that it may not cater to everyone.
The developers of Rusted Moss speak with GamingBolt about the offbeat Metroidvania game and its upcoming console release.
That's as per the LinkedIn profile of Toby Schadt, who's design director at developer Toys for Bob.
The shark action RPG is available on PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
The upcoming action-adventure game won't make you climb towers to unlock parts of the map, unlike most other Ubisoft games.
Those looking to dive into the optional content can get 12-15 hours out of the upcoming Metroidvania title.
Pocketpair also revealed that it's working hard to prepare its PvP-focused Arena update for players "as soon as possible."
Other upcoming content includes a new Hanzo skin for the OWCS Dallas Major, a Porsche collaboration, a rework to Wrecking Ball and more.
Ascendant Studios previously laid off 45 percent of its staff following Immortals of Aveum's commercial failure last year.
The latest beta update for Xbox Cloud Gaming brings with it the ability for players to send messages and continue party chats between games.
Quake-inspired shooter Wrath: Aeon of Ruin has finally gotten a release date for consoles after its PC release left Early Access earlier this year.
The update brings a host of new content to the System Shock remake, including balance changes and gameplay content.
Demon Haunts allow interactions with your demons to gift items and gain bonuses. You can also speak to Aogami to strengthen the Nahobino.
The trailer showcases the series' growth alongside the player and promises to continue the journey with the next entry, out this Summer.
Developer Warhorse Studios has confirmed it's announcing its next game, which multiple reports claim is a sequel to the 2018 RPG.
A new limited-time mode sees Talon and Overwatchin switching alignments, and gaining new outfits and abilities as they battle it out.
The DLC sees players exploring a new area in Yaesha, dealing with the stone spirit Lydusa and unlocking a new Archetype, the Invoker.
Bethesda's post-apocalyptic RPG is finally getting native Xbox Series X/S and PS5 versions, bringing improved resolutions, 60 FPS support, a new quest, and more.
Electronic Arts allegedly decided this last Spring after sales of the first remake felt short of the publisher's expectations.
Giant Bomb's Jeff Grubb reaffirms that a remake was "definitely planned", though it's reportedly no longer under consideration.
