Games that focus on narrative, exploration, and puzzle-solving rather than combat. Progression is often tied to story events.
Amidst MCU’s post-Thanos challenges, ‘Captain America 4’ strives to revitalize the franchise with Anthony Mackie’s compelling portrayal of Captain America and a focus on Sam Wilson’s conventional heroism.
Monster Hunter Wilds, launching in 2025, introduces a narrative-driven structure with fast travel, dual-weapon system, AI partners, and dynamic weather mechanics, all while refining the series’ signature hunting experience to appeal to both veteran fans and newcomers.
Despite over $100 million invested and a reboot involving Monolith Studio, the Wonder Woman video game continues to grapple with directional shifts and technical hurdles, echoing Rocksteady’s struggles under Warner Bros Games’ supervision.
Despite its focus on unique, contemplative gameplay, Take Two Interactive’s Red Dead Redemption 2 has triumphantly sold over 70 million copies, securing its place as the 6th best-selling game of all time.
Get ready for a magical journey in Obsidian Entertainment’s Avowed, launching February 18 on PC and Xbox Series consoles, offering a smooth 60fps experience on Series X, promising an enchanting RPG adventure post Kingdom Come Deliverance 2.
Get a sneak peek at Metal Gear Solid: Delta Snake Eater’s thrilling boss battles and the nostalgic return of Ape Escape, all prematurely unveiled by the PlayStation Store for an August 28th release.
Kingdom Come Deliverance 2’s triumph, selling over a million copies in its debut 24 hours, challenges the notion of it being just a niche game, mirroring the sales of mainstream AAA titles and drawing in both returning fans and newcomers with its immersive historical RPG experience.
Capcom is set to release a graphical remaster of Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny by late 2025, targeting platforms other than Nintendo Switch, to gauge audience interest before unveiling the eagerly awaited Onimusha: Way of the Sword.
Get ready for Kingdom Come Deliverance 2’s release on February 4th, 2025, featuring an extensive script of over 1.7 million words and immersive gameplay elements like sword forging and noble interactions.
Experience the thrill as Marvel Studios reveals the first “Fantastic Four” trailer, set in 1960s New York, introducing the powers-packed team and hinting at their epic showdown with Galactus in Phase 6 of the MCU.