Titan Quest 2 has surpassed 300,000 sales in its first 72 hours of early access, available for €23.99 until August 8th, with further development and new content planned before the full release in 2026 on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X.
Get ready, gaming fans! The first glimpse of Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is set to debut during Gamescom 2025 on August 19th, bringing exciting competition against Battlefield 6 this year.
Get ready to immerse yourself in the captivating action-packed world of Silent Hill F, a reimagined horror experience set in a Japanese town of the 1960s, releasing on September 25, 2025 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S.
Discover Everyday Puzzles, a free brain-training app with daily challenges in Brazilian Portuguese, featuring popular games like Sudoku and crosswords, minimal ads, optional premium ad-free version, and suitable for individuals aged 30+ looking for casual mental exercises.
Get ready for an exciting 10 AM Brasilia time event! Join us as we explore a variety of upcoming independent video games set to release on the Nintendo Switch, possibly even the Switch 2, during the Indie World Showcase on Thursday.
Exciting news for Game Pass subscribers! In August 2025, Microsoft is adding Assassin’s Creed Mirage to Ultimate and expanding the game catalog for Standard members, including titles already available to Ultimate.
Despite the cancellation of the Black Panther game, EA’s commitment to Disney properties endures with ongoing development for Iron Man, Star Wars Jedi 3, Galaxy of Heroes, The Old Republic, and several undisclosed projects.
Get ready, PlayStation 5 players! The highly-anticipated demo of “Hell Is Us” is dropping today, August 5, with the full game launching on September 4. Enjoy a sneak peek and dive into this dark, captivating world alongside Nacon and Rogue Factor!
If the rumors are true, fans of Super Mario can anticipate a New Super Mario Bros. Collection, possibly featuring remasters of popular games, potentially debuting in September 2025 and launching early in 2026!
Neople’s June update for “The First Berserker: Khazan” introduces Beginner and Hardcore modes to cater to various player preferences, addressing concerns about game difficulty and fostering a more inclusive gaming experience.