The video game “Split Fiction,” a hit by Jasef Farès’ studio Haelight, is excitingly transforming into a film, with Story Kitchen at the helm, currently scouting for screenwriters, a director, and actors, as reported exclusively by Variety.
Get ready for an adrenaline-pumping return as Painkiller revives in fall 2025, carrying its signature gothic design and lightning-fast action, akin to the influential DOOM of the 2020s, now steered by Anshar Studios with backing from 3D Realms and Saber Interactive.
Get ready for FBC Firebreak, Remedy Entertainment’s upcoming multiplayer title, set to release this summer on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series, expanding the universe of Control with supernatural battles and innovative Post-It note technology.
Despite mixed reception and controversy, Assassin’s Creed Shadows has already engaged 1 million players, with initial player numbers cautiously compared to the successful launch of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla.
Get ready to immerse in Atomfall, Rebellion Studios’ open-world debut, launching on March 27 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S, where you’ll navigate a challenging survivalist experience set against the backdrop of the Windscale nuclear disaster in 1950s Great Britain.
InZOI, developed by Krafton, promises quarterly updates until 2025 for its $40 Early Access, featuring everything from minor cosmetic tweaks to major additions like a cat-themed city and potential modding support.
Embracing mindfulness in daily routines transforms ordinary moments into opportunities for enhancing productivity and well-being, debunking myths that it requires extensive meditation time.
With a sequel already in the making just a month after its launch and over 118,000 players worldwide, Split Fiction’s success is setting the stage for an even more thrilling future from Hazelight Studios.
Get ready to unleash your inner warrior as SNK’s Fatal Fury City of the Wolves open beta returns, March 27-31 on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series, featuring the fierce Tizoc alongside fan favorites like Hotaru Futaba and Terry Bogard.
Amidst controversy over Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, Ubisoft is implementing robust measures to safeguard employees from online harassment, including social media guidelines and a dedicated support team.