Microsoft confirms development of the Xbox Portable, aiming for a 2025 release, to bolster its presence in the shifting gaming landscape through diverse hardware and enhanced mobile game streaming services.
Get ready to immerse in the chilling prequel of Metro, where you’ll navigate the haunting Russian metro teeming with terrifying creatures before the events of Metro 2033, all while managing scarce ammunition in this upcoming release on Meta Quest, PlayStation VR2, SteamVR, and Viveport.
Immerse yourself in ‘Les Fourmis,’ Tower Five’s RTS masterpiece on PS5 and Xbox Series, where you strategically manage an ant colony with unique unit types, engaging combat mechanics, and a well-structured tutorial.
Celebrate Xenoblade Chronicles X’s 10th anniversary with its enhanced Switch release in March 2025, now featuring improved visuals and performance on Nintendo’s powerful portable console, inviting players to rejoin the New Los Angeles colony and aid humanity’s recovery on the vast, unforgiving planet of Mira.
Despite minor drawbacks like repetitive level designs and predictable enemies, The Smurfs: Episode of Dreams delivers an engaging platformer experience with unique gadgets, varied themes, and memorable boss encounters.
After a decade-long absence, Dragon Age: The Veilguard is set to return, promising an immersive heroic fantasy experience steeped in diversity, equity, and inclusivity, with its launch trailer dropping imminently.
Get ready to dive into a film noir world of animated animals as Fumi Games unveils MOUSE: P.I. For Hire, an FPS game blending classic charm with modern gaming, set to launch in mid-2025 across multiple platforms.
Get ready to dive back into the chilling world of Alan Wake with “The Lake House” DLC, out October 22nd, as you face the terrifying Painted creatures alongside Agent Kieran Estevez in a thrilling blend of horror and mystery that deepens the lore connecting Alan Wake and Control.
The WWE 2K24 Bray Wyatt Edition pays tribute to the late wrestler with an exclusive alternate ‘Fiend’ character, a Mattel figure, and unique in-game features, while various other editions cater to fans of diverse wrestling eras and characters.
Against all odds, ‘It Takes Two’ not only thrived but triumphed, securing over 20 million sales in under four years, including a remarkable 4 million in just half a year, earning the Game of the Year award in 2021.