Metal Slug Awakening, a thrilling 2.5D remake developed by TiMi Studios, is now globally accessible on mobile devices, introducing new characters, innovative mechanics, and multiplayer support.
Immerse yourself in Jusant’s captivating return at gamescom, where you’ll navigate ancient walls as a young boy and his mystical companion, balancing wall maneuvers and endurance, all set to release on October 31st for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S.
After a year and a half of anticipation, Good Shepherd Entertainment has thrillingly revealed Hellboy Web of Wyrd’s gameplay at gamescom 2023, with its October 4, 2023 release approaching on PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.
Ebb Software’s SCORN, a chilling masterpiece inspired by HR Giger’s art, is set to expand its reach to PlayStation 5 on October 3rd, following its initial launch on PC and Xbox Series in October 2022.
Excitement brews as four modding teams, backed by Orbifold Studios and NVIDIA’s RTX and DLSS 3 technologies, breathe new life into Half-Life 2, aiming to surpass the original’s groundbreaking FPS experience.
Nacon’s Robocop: Rogue City is making a comeback, now slated for release on November 2nd for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S, after previously being postponed and cancelled, with gamescom revealing new game sequences highlighting its blend of cinematic and gameplay elements, featuring Anne Lewis alongside the iconic half-human, half-robot protagonist.
Despite a star-studded cast and Dead Space aspirations, Fort Solis disappointed with a Metacritic score of 65%, criticized for slow pacing, poor controls, and underwhelming execution, despite praise for its narrative premise and voice acting.
Get ready to step into the heart of Imperial China as Ubisoft unveils Assassin’s Creed Jade, a mobile game offering a console-like open world and stealthy assassin missions, developed by Level Infinite studio.
After a year of silence, Black Myth Wu Kong’s reappearance at gamescom 2023 thrilled audiences with a challenging demo, solidified by Game Science Studio’s 51-minute live stream and subsequent revealing trailers.
Experience PlayStation 5 games on-the-go with Sony’s new PlayStation Portal, a €219.99 ($199.99) portable device featuring DualSense controller elements and an 8-inch touch-sensitive LCD screen, though it doesn’t support PS VR2 or cloud streaming through Plus Premium.