Games that focus on narrative, exploration, and puzzle-solving rather than combat. Progression is often tied to story events.
The exciting news of an upcoming third-person, open-world Lord of the Rings game, funded by Abu Shabi Investment Office and developed by a partnership between multiple studios under Embracer Group, is generating buzz, especially considering past games’ mixed reception and the last successful title being Middle-earth: Shadow of War in 2017, while a new Lord of the Rings film is set to release in 2023.
This proposed $55 billion buyout of Electronic Arts could reshape the gaming landscape, with potential implications like increased focus on in-game microtransactions and possible changes to beloved franchises.
Masayoshi Yokoyama credits the expansion of Yakuza’s global success to PC gamers, with their acceptance playing a pivotal role in the studio’s growth and push towards internationalization.
Get ready for a thrilling October 2025 with an incredible lineup of video game releases spanning across multiple platforms!
Here’s to thirty years of unforgettable gaming experiences with PlayStation, connecting and delighting players across generations!
Anticipation swirls among “Lord of the Rings” fans as a potential new action-adventure game could soon emerge from Embracer, with rumors suggesting it might cost over $100 million and aim for an impact akin to Hogwarts Legacy.
Despite the complexities in locating and analyzing decades-old code from various studios, Bandai Namco is prioritizing quick completion on multiple projects to recover lost games for the Tales of franchise’s 30th anniversary celebration, ensuring fans can relive classic series games.
The remarkable sales success of Silent Hill F, with over one million units sold within a day of its release, continues to break records, surpassing even the initial sales of the remake of Silent Hill 2 and setting a high bar for the upcoming film “Return to Silent Hill.
Get ready to embark on a thrilling journey into feudal Japan as Capcom’s Onimusha: Way of the Sword, featuring iconic characters like Miyamoto Musashi and a diverse cast, is set for release in 2026.
Though initially delayed multiple times due to meticulous balancing of Diana’s hacking and Hugo’s shooting, Pragmata finally has a release date in 2026, showcasing an action-hacking experience that has garnered positive feedback at various events.