Get ready, PlayStation Plus subscribers! In December, you’ll have access to an exciting lineup of five free games, including Lego Horizon Adventures, Killing Floor 3, The Outlast Trials, Synduality, and Neon White – a diverse selection to keep you entertained throughout the holiday season!
Get ready, magic enthusiasts! From December 4-8, 2025, you’ll have the opportunity to join Quantic Dream’s first closed beta for Spellcasters Chronicles on Steam, a team-based multiplayer, free-to-play game that invites your feedback throughout development.
With its wide generational appeal, optimal screening conditions, and long weekend advantage, Zootopia 2 is set to make history as Disney’s first genuine global phenomenon post-Moana 2!
Embarking on a thrilling multiplayer journey, Quantic Dream’s Spellcasters Chronicles blends narrative depth and strategic gameplay in free-to-play 3v3 battles, debuting in closed beta for PC (Steam) by the end of 2025.
Prepare for an immersive, enhanced experience as S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chernobyl arrives on PlayStation 5 and PS5 Pro, offering a true living ecosystem, DualSense integration, and graphical improvements alongside Patch 1.7.
Embark on a thrilling journey through Japan’s rich history in Nioh 3, where you’ll clash with the Ishin Shishi and shogunate forces in the Bakumatsu period, face off against new yokai and the Shinsengumi, and meet historical figures like Takasugi Shinsaku, Okita Soji, and Tokugawa Yoshinobu. It releases on February 6, 2026 for PC and PS5.
Our hearts are heavy with the passing of Udo Kier, a true icon whose energy and humor lit up our industry – a void that cannot be filled.
Players in North America get a firsthand look at Marathon’s revival from December 12-15, 2025, with Bungie prioritizing player feedback over an immediate release.
Get ready to experience enhanced graphical performance in Aion2, Pizza Bandit, and Davy X Jones, as they adopt DLSS technology starting November 20th! Plus, grab a free character skin from Borderlands 4 through Geforce Rewards.
This article contends that while The Game Awards resembles the Oscars in structure, its emphasis on marketing and hype detracts from a genuine celebration of the video game industry, making it distinct from more traditional award shows like DICE and GDC Awards.