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.
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.
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.
Silent Hill f, a chilling revival by Konami Japan, transports players back to the series’ horror roots with a psychological and visual blend inspired by 1960s Japan, featuring a high school student battling grotesque creatures in the haunting mist of Ebisugaoka village.
Split Fiction, with its cooperative gameplay, has captivated Chinese gamers, leading to a record-breaking 1 million sales in just 48 hours on Steam, surpassing It Takes Two’s monthly milestone and setting a new peak for concurrent players among Electronic Arts titles.
In a thrilling turn of events, The Last of Us Season 2 unveils new details, including an expanded narrative, the introduction of previously absent characters like Eugene, timeline adjustments to avoid Joel’s early death, and a shift towards performance-focused character designs.
Embark on a chilling journey as Noah, an Ancile agent, delves into the mysteries surrounding vanished miners near the Pacific, leading you to Cthulhu’s sunken fortress, R’lyeh, in “Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss,” arriving in 2026 for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S.
Clair Obscur Expedition 33, from French studio Sandfall Interactive, revitalizes traditional Japanese RPGs with a dynamic turn-based combat system inspired by classics like Lost Odyssey and Final Fantasy, incorporating QTEs for enhanced gameplay.
Rockstar Games’ latest GTA 5 PC update delivers console-quality enhancements like ray tracing, AMD FSR1/3 and NVIDIA DLSS 3 compatibility, faster loading via SSD and DirectStorage, broader resolution support, and improved audio with Dolby Atmos.
Hideki Kamiya, inviting Phil Spencer to restart Scalebound’s development with a nostalgic tweet featuring the game’s canceled footage, has sparked online curiosity about the game’s potential revival.