Articles announcing or summarizing upcoming or recent game launches, expansions, patches, or early access availability.
Get ready for a thrilling return with Flashback 2, launching November 16th on multiple platforms, featuring a darker narrative, returning voice actor Donald Reignoux, and stunning new animated cinematics.
Rumors swirl around Naughty Dog potentially remastering “The Last of Us Part 2,” possibly coinciding with its PC release, fueled by HBO’s adaptation and fan anticipation.
Immerse yourself in Nacon’s Robocop Rogue City, where you step into Alex Murphy’s armored boots for a unique blend of brutal combat, destructible environments, and faithful homage to the iconic 80s/90s films, all set between Robocop 2 and 3 events.
EA Sports FC 24 notably surpassed Hogwarts Legacy in its UK release, selling a million copies within the first week, highlighting Electronic Arts’ successful post-FIFA transition and strategic engagement of global football icons.
Get ready for a chilling return as Silent Hill Ascension, the interactive horror series based on the Genvid model, is revived by Konami, premiering November 1st at 3:00 AM French time, letting viewers shape the story through voting at Ascension.com.
After a challenging start, Cyberpunk 2077’s “Phantom Liberty” DLC, starring Idriss Elba, has triumphed with over 3 million copies sold in its first week, boosting the franchise to 25 million total sales and allowing CD Projekt Red to refocus on new projects like The Witcher 4 and a potential live-action adaptation.
Dive into Nacon’s “Astérix & Obélix Heroes,” a vibrant turn-based card game featuring 24 unique characters, branching progressions, and six iconic regions to explore.
Get ready for intense team play on 16 iconic maps in Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3’s multiplayer mode, with a closed beta starting October 6th for PlayStation users and October 12th for PC, followed by an open beta from October 14th to 16th, all leading up to the grand release on November 10th.
Playing the PS4 version of Red Dead Redemption on a PS5 and updating to patch 1.30 now ensures a smooth 60fps experience, much to players’ delight, though Switch users can’t expect similar upgrades due to hardware constraints.
SCORN, the visually immersive FPS game that defied conventions with its puzzle-centric gameplay and haptic feedback utilization on PlayStation 5, recently expanded its reach, offering 4K visuals at 60 fps.