Any game that does not fit in any other category
Alan Wake 2 pivots from its psychological thriller roots, now adopting a Resident Evil-style approach with two playable characters, open zones, puzzle-focused gameplay, and strategic combat, all set in new eerie locations like the town of Watery.
Following an unexpected resignation, Jim Ryan steps down as Sony Interactive Entertainment’s CEO in March 2024, citing work-life balance challenges, while Hiroki Totoki temporarily takes over to find a permanent successor amidst ongoing speculation about internal issues at Sony.
Don’t Nod, creators of “Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden,” have chosen a strategic pause, pushing back the launch by three months to February due to a competitive end-of-year lineup, ensuring their game doesn’t fade into the crowd alongside AAA titles like Call of Duty and Spider-Man 2.
Set in a near future of 2065, ‘The Creator’, directed by Gareth Edwards, promises to be a visually stunning and thought-provoking exploration of humanity’s conflict with autonomous AI, featuring powerful performances and an innovative, cost-effective production method.
Hideki Kamiya, a pivotal figure behind iconic franchises like Bayonetta and Devil May Cry, will step down from PlatinumGames on October 12, 2023, driven by personal convictions, yet his impact will endure as he continues to shape the gaming landscape.
Ubisoft has quietly unveiled The Division 3, led by Julian Gerighty, with a tentative release window post-2026, as they currently prioritize Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora and Star Wars Outlaws.
Payday 3’s release, following a decade of anticipation, aims to revitalize interest with consistent updates based on player feedback, as hinted by its dynamic launch trailer inspired by Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight.
Microids and Bilibili Games are teaming up again, this time crafting a new game that celebrates Chinese culture, set to launch with global localization on September 29.
Everwhere, led by ex-GTA producer Leslie Benzies, is revolutionizing game creation with its free, intuitive design tool ARCADIA, allowing anyone to build games and worlds without coding, while fostering a vibrant, community-driven development process.
French media got an exclusive taste of Final Fantasy XVII Rebirth at Square Enix France’s Leviathan headquarters, experiencing gameplay with Sephiroth and exploring Junon’s vibrant outskirts ahead of the game’s 2024 release.