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.
"What we wanted to do is to have something that is very dense in activities rather than super expansive where you get lost," says creative director Julian Gerighty.
A number of key Star Wars characters will be appearing in Outlaws, including one who hasn't been seen since 2017's Han Solo-focused film.
Poncle is teaming up with Konami to bring Contra characters to Vampire Survivors. The game has also been announced for PS4 and PS5.
Us is again the cause for players being unable to Short Rest, but the latest hotfix addresses this while tackling other bugs.
The teaser sees two trainers facing off, with three Pals on each side and players free to support their team until a victor remains.
The co-op action rogue-like enters early access later this year for PC and Xbox Series X/S while also being available on Game Pass.
Giant Bomb's Jeff Grubb says it was "in pre-production", but it's now on the shelf so the team can focus on Iron Man and Battlefield.
The sequel will reportedly not have classes, allowing players to choose any ability. It's unknown if Destiny 2 loot will carry over.
Following the arrival of its first raid boss, multiplayer save data from older versions of the survival title have not been properly working.
Transcendence grants a new unique grenade for Prismatic classes, while new class items can roll with two perks from existing Exotics.
Launching on June 4th, the expansion allows mixing and matching Light and Darkness subclass abilities into one mega build.
"When the expectations are so high and so much money is put into one title, it’s hugely risky for the company that’s doing it. What if it fails?" says Matthew Karch.
"I have some ideas, but so far, right now, we are completely focused on No Rest for the Wicked for the time being," says Moon Studios CEO and Ori director Thomas Mahler.
The remake allegedly rebooted development after changing studios, and will now also feature new combat and parkour mechanics, it's been claimed.