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Get ready, Marathon fans! The long-awaited game from Bungie is finally set to launch on March 2026, available across PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S for just $39.99. Thanks for your feedback during alpha testing!
Bungie’s upcoming team-based shooter, Marathon, set for release in March 2026, promises a thrilling journey with enhanced graphics, immersive narrative, and new features like proximity chat, solo queues, and Rook – all while exploring darker, more credible sci-fi locations!
Delve into a captivating new story arc in the Zone as you uncover mysteries alongside Professor Medulin and Banzai, while exploring eight new missions, seven locations, and wielding tactical weapons! Available on December 16 for all players owning the game on PC, Xbox, and PlayStation 5.
Dive back into the magical world of Divinity: Original Sin 2 with enhanced graphics and smoother performance on Switch 2, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S – a promising step towards the anticipated next installment in the series!
Exciting news for Resident Evil fans! It seems we’re on the brink of seeing the remake of Code Veronica in 2026, followed by Zero in 2028, with possibly two remakes releasing back-to-back before RE10.
Get ready for a thrilling journey, as Phantom Blade Zero, developed by S-game, is set to launch exclusively on PlayStation 5 and PC platforms on September 9, 2026. However, its potential future release on Xbox Series X|S or Nintendo Switch remains uncertain.
Delving into the Tales of Phantasia, a pivotal moment for RPG combat, and following its evolution across three decades, we celebrate alongside Bandai Namco as fans, united by cherished memories from Vesperia to Arise.
CI Games, driven by player feedback and the integration of Hexworks, plans to showcase diverse female characters in Lords of the Fallen 2, due for release in 2026.
Join us in 2026 for Lords of the Fallen 2, a Souls-like experience with a fresh focus on female characters, promising engaging gameplay and stunning visuals that honor player preferences while staying true to the series’ roots.
Although Highguard’s debut at The Game Awards 2025 received criticism for resemblance to other popular shooters, its release in January 2026 offers a chance to prove its uniqueness and carve out a place in the competitive free-to-play PvP FPS market.