Games that focus on narrative, exploration, and puzzle-solving rather than combat. Progression is often tied to story events.
Immerse yourself in the iconic Terminator universe with Bitmap Bureau’s upcoming release, ‘Terminator 2D No Fate’, launching on September 5, 2025, across multiple platforms and promising a physical edition filled with exclusive goodies.
Get ready to embark on an epic journey through the Demon Realm with Dragon Ball Kakarot’s upcoming “DAIMA” expansion, set for release in two thrilling parts between July and March of 2025-2026.
Get ready to explore the Parisian-inspired city of Illumis in the upcoming Legendary Pokémon Z-A for Nintendo Switch, featuring Mega-Evolution and revamped real-time battles, though visuals have raised some concerns regarding their modernity.
Sony has drastically cut the PlayStation VR2’s price by €150, now offering it at €449.99, and introduced a bundle with “Horizon Call of the Mountain” to boost sales and entice gamers with upcoming releases and PC compatibility.
Rebellion Studio, creators of the Sniper Elite series, are diving into open-world gaming with Atomfall, a title grounded in historical events and set for release on March 25, 2025, across multiple platforms.
CD Projekt Red’s recent behind-the-scenes glimpse into The Witcher 4’s Game Awards trailer, crafted by Platige Image, has stirred fan debate over Ciri’s facial changes, attributed to either controversy or varying lighting and angles, while the game’s release date remains undisclosed, leaving fans to anticipate a long wait post-Geralt’s story.
Get ready to explore the expansive open world of Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition, now simplified for quicker access with Skell controls, as you traverse five distinct continents on planet Mira, launching March 30, 2025.
Dive into the chilling prequel “The Lies of P Overture,” where Krat’s snowy grandeur masks dark secrets, offering familiar yet transformed locations, new foes, and craftable weapons, with a gameplay trailer imminent for more revelations.
Get ready to explore Wheel World’s vibrant, cel-shaded universe as a spirit or human, now with a playable demo on Steam, and enjoy the thematic song “Go” by Joon on your favorite music platforms.
Warner Bros. Games’ strategic shift involves canceling the Wonder Woman game and shutting down Monolith Productions, Player First Games, and WB San Diego, focusing instead on major licenses like Harry Potter and Mortal Kombat to regain profitability by 2025.