Get ready to dive into a darker, mature version of New York City in “TMNT The Last Ronin,” inspired by the 2020 comic and set for release on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S, though an exact date remains elusive.
At the THQ Nordic Showcase 2023, Pieces Interactive captivated audiences with Hollywood-caliber facial modeling of David Harbour and Jodie Comer for the revitalized game Alone in the Dark, showcasing a collector’s edition brimming with exclusive goodies for its October 25th, 2023 release on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S.
Dive into the expansive open world of Outcast 2: A New Beginning, where you, as Cutter Slade, navigate diverse environments on the hostile planet of Adelpha, battling oppressors with jetpack-aided action and powerful arsenal.
Get ready to join Cartman, Eric, Stan, and Kenny in a new multiplayer cooperative adventure, “South Park Snow Day,” coming in 2024 to various platforms!
Baldur’s Gate 3, after three years in Early Access, triumphantly launched on August 3rd, earning a remarkable worldwide average rating of 97% on Metacritic, even surpassing The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom’s score, with nearly all major outlets lauding its unparalleled world-building, freedom, and innovative RPG mechanics.
Get ready to revisit classic gaming thrills as Microids prepares to launch ‘Goldorak The Wolves’ Feast’ on November 14th, promising a nostalgic shoot ’em up experience akin to beloved titles from Récré A2 and Club Dorothée.
By integrating Cfx.re, Rockstar Games is set to elevate GTA 6 and future projects with community-driven innovations, offering players enhanced online gaming experiences and new possibilities.
Despite promising open-world exploration and unique surfing combat, Atlas Fallen disappointed critics with unappealing graphics, clunky mechanics, and tedious gameplay elements, resulting in a low Metacritic score of 64%.
Vladimir Makarov, the notorious antagonist from “No Russian” in Modern Warfare 2, is making a comeback in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III, reigniting fan anticipation for its November 10 release on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S.
After over three decades, Microids revives Flashback with its sequel set in a dystopian New Washington, despite recent control issues raised in a demo, fans eagerly await the full release on November 16th across multiple platforms.