Games that emphasize fast-paced gameplay requiring hand-eye coordination, reflexes, and timing. Often involve combat, platforming, or quick movements.
Immerse yourself once more in Neowiz’s captivating Souls-like action RPG, Lies of P, making its playable debut at gamescom 2023, as the metallic-armed puppet protagonist grapples with existential questions amidst intense battles.
The official trailer for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 revives the notorious antagonist Vladimir Makarov, hinting at a thrilling resurgence of the “No Russian” plotline with a chilling plane takeover scenario.
NBA 2K24, honoring Kobe Bryant, brings exciting gameplay enhancements like improved shooting timing and customizable shot cues, making it enjoyable for both beginners and seasoned players on multiple platforms from September 8th.
Assassin’s Creed Mirage, originally slated for October 12th, now arrives a week early on October 5th, eager to carve its niche amidst heavyweight competitors like Forza Motorsport and Marvel’s Spider-Man 2.
Get ready to dive into a darker, mature version of New York City in “TMNT The Last Ronin,” inspired by the 2020 comic and set for release on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S, though an exact date remains elusive.
Dive into the expansive open world of Outcast 2: A New Beginning, where you, as Cutter Slade, navigate diverse environments on the hostile planet of Adelpha, battling oppressors with jetpack-aided action and powerful arsenal.
Get ready to join Cartman, Eric, Stan, and Kenny in a new multiplayer cooperative adventure, “South Park Snow Day,” coming in 2024 to various platforms!
Get ready to revisit classic gaming thrills as Microids prepares to launch ‘Goldorak The Wolves’ Feast’ on November 14th, promising a nostalgic shoot ’em up experience akin to beloved titles from Récré A2 and Club Dorothée.
Despite promising open-world exploration and unique surfing combat, Atlas Fallen disappointed critics with unappealing graphics, clunky mechanics, and tedious gameplay elements, resulting in a low Metacritic score of 64%.
Vladimir Makarov, the notorious antagonist from “No Russian” in Modern Warfare 2, is making a comeback in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III, reigniting fan anticipation for its November 10 release on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S.