Styx is back with style, and he's got a few new tricks up his sleeve as he looks for Quartz across three new sandbox environments.
While Rock and Peecha get some brand new threads alongside more collab content, Nightmare Geese arrives in grand fashion.
Alba returns for a new DLC that shows off the early days of her friendship with Neva's mother, and it’s as gripping as you'd expect.
It's time to get your squad together and indulge in a few hours of mayhem ahead of Toxic Commando's upcoming launch next month.
The datamine also uncovered references to Gogmazios and Zoh Shia potentially getting much harder Tempered versions of their hunts.
Just like its predecessor, Remedy's sequel borrows from the New Weird movement for its otherworldly themes and paranatural sights.
The update is being "changed and expanded" according to Bungie, and even getting a new name, with more details closer to release.
Director Yonghee Cho noted that, unlike classic gag manga character Arale, Diana can't simply unscrew her head and walk around.
He also confirmed that players won't be sent to the more PvP oriented matches for firing a single errant shot or looting corpses.
"I think it’s the kind of thing where if you love Starfield, we think you’re going to love this," says the studio's creative director.
Bethesda has spent "the last several years" upgrading Creation Engine 2 and is currently set to pass a "big milestone," says Todd Howard.
There's a lot to look forward to in this one, including, but not limited to, a new ARC threat, map condition, player project, and more.
Producer Phil Girette says the team sees fan feedback and hears it "very loudly," but said, "We'll need some more time."
"We just want it to be the very best game it can be, and we want it to be complete when it comes out," says Fuse Games' Kieran Crimmins.
"Season 2 is definitely bigger than what we have done in Season 1," said Phil Girette in an interview discussing the new content.
"Now we just need to focus on delivering updates and content to improve," said a development team member about the PvP shooter.
Sad Cat Studios says its cyberpunk side-scroller is "technically finishing," but it needs "a few more weeks" for a final round of polish.
Pywell feels bigger than ever, with plenty to unpack as the wait for Crimson Desert enters its final stretch and Klyff begins his fight to restore the Greymanes’ former glory.
Mike York noted that, if Rockstar Games drops the ball, Crimson Desert is also in the running for game of the year awards.
Styx is back, as tenacious as ever, and his latest adventure aims to build on the best elements of the franchise’s predecessors.
