Nintendo’s Switch 2, launching June 5th at €470 or €510 with Mario Kart World, introduces a dedicated chat button, enhanced screen capabilities, and substantial memory upgrade, amidst controversy over pricing for the new Mario Kart title.
Den of Wolves, from the creators of Payday, introduces an innovative “Dive” mechanic, merging heist action with diverse gameplay styles like platforming, horror, and stealth in a futuristic sci-fi setting, as four players collaborate on espionage, assassinations, and sabotage missions.
Experience thrilling close-combat with unique weapons like a chainsaw-shield, spiked flail, and electric gauntlet in DOOM: The Dark Ages, while also piloting a massive Atlan mech for strategic battles, all within a richer narrative exploring themes of imprisonment and ancient evil.
Get ready to dive into MindsEyes, Leslie Benzies’ upcoming futuristic GTA for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S, now available for pre-order with exclusive bonuses like ARCADIA access and Deluxe physical edition upgrades!
In Clair Obscur Expedition 33, Lune captivates with her psychic prowess, barefoot levitation, and original costume, showcasing aerial agility as she gracefully outmaneuvers foes.
Despite a slight miss on the critic’s 80% threshold, The First Berserker Khazan has garnered an impressive 8.6/10 from players, with top scores of 9.5/10 from PlayStation Universe and 9/10 from Hey Poor Player, showcasing its engaging gameplay rooted in Dungeon Fighter Online yet subtly echoing FromSoftware’s challenging style.
Get ready to immerse in Crimson Desert’s expansive, realistic world powered by Pearl Abyss’ cutting-edge BlackSpace engine, set for release on multiple platforms in late 2025.
While Assassin’s Creed Mirage managed better numbers on PS5 and PS4, the recent release, Assassin’s Creed Shadows, fell short with just 17,701 copies sold on PS5 in its first week, reflecting a lack of interest from Japanese gamers.
In a strategic move to bolster its finances, Ubisoft has partnered with Tencent, securing €1.16 billion in exchange for 25% ownership of its top licenses, amid scrutiny over the reported performance of Assassin’s Creed Shadows.
Assassin’s Creed Shadows notably garnered over 3 million weekly players post-launch, with a striking 40 million hours played, solidifying its place as the second-best selling game in the franchise’s history, despite varied regional sales performance.