Warhammer Space Marine 2 delivers a visceral, close-combat experience with engaging mechanics and a blend of shooter and beat ’em all elements, despite criticism for limited enemy variety and repetitive level designs.
Despite a positive critical reception, Ubisoft’s Star Wars Outlaws has disappointed players, causing gamer frustration and affecting the company’s stock due to its underperformance against initial sales estimates, highlighting broader issues with audience engagement and meeting expectations.
Get ready to revisit the Dragon Ball Z era with iconic characters like Majin Vegeta, Goku Super Saiyan 3, and various forms of Buu in the upcoming game “Dragon Ball Sparking Zero”, launching on October 11th for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series.
Capcom is set to expand Street Fighter 6’s roster with iconic characters like Terry Bogard and Mai Shiranui, promising an exciting blend of familiar faces from rival franchises, with Elena returning in 2025.
Get ready for an adrenaline-pumping experience as Nacon prepares to launch “Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown” on September 12, 2024, for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S, offering a blend of realistic lifestyle sequences in Hong Kong and exhilarating high-speed gameplay.
In just two weeks, Black Myth Wukong, a debut AAA title from Game Science, astonishingly sold over 26 million copies across PC and PS5, generating more than $800 million, all while maintaining a development budget of around $70 million and a team size that grew from 13 to 140 members.
Embark on a heart-pounding cyberpunk journey in Ghostrunner 2’s new ‘Moto’ mode, where procedurally generated tracks and machine gun-wielding motorcycles await, all captured in Tron-like visuals.
Astro Bot Rescue Mission, with its seamless gameplay and richly detailed robotic universe, offers a captivating 3D platforming experience that reignites enthusiasm for the genre on PS5.
Sony Interactive Entertainment has announced the shutdown of Concord’s servers on September 6th, just two months after its release, due to underperformance despite a $200 million investment and eight years of development by Firewalk Studios.
Amidst a $200 million loss from Suicide Squad’s underperformance, Rocksteady Studios has had to cut their QA department by 18, including one on paternity leave, now consisting of just 15 members, while still secretly forging ahead with a new game project since May 2023.