Any game that does not fit in any other category
The WWE 2K24 Bray Wyatt Edition pays tribute to the late wrestler with an exclusive alternate ‘Fiend’ character, a Mattel figure, and unique in-game features, while various other editions cater to fans of diverse wrestling eras and characters.
Against all odds, ‘It Takes Two’ not only thrived but triumphed, securing over 20 million sales in under four years, including a remarkable 4 million in just half a year, earning the Game of the Year award in 2021.
Get ready for an exhilarating twist in the Death Note saga as it’s officially transforming into a video game titled “Death Note: Killer Within”, published by Bandai Namco Entertainment, and set to release on PS5 and PS4.
Get ready to immerse in NEVA’s captivating world on October 15, 2024, where Alba and Neva unite against a dying universe, inspired by Miyazaki’s artistry, with physical PS5 and Switch releases planned for March 14, 2025, in the “Devolver Deluxe” edition.
Console gamers can now immerse themselves in New World Aeternum, Amazon Games’ console-optimized MMORPG sequel, featuring cinematic and gameplay trailers, and free access for existing PC players with New World and its expansion.
Get ready for Terrifier, the PC and console beat ’em all game coming in 2025, featuring pixel art, cooperative multiplayer, diverse weapons, challenging bosses, six game modes, and an authentic 80s-90s arcade soundtrack.
Immerse yourself in Neva, Nomada’s visual and gameplay masterpiece, where a young warrior Alba forges an evolving bond with creature Neva, navigating seasons with precision and purpose, all within a stunning art style reminiscent of Conrad Roset’s work.
Replay Son Goku’s battle against Frieza in “Fight Episode” or Story mode, Chapter 2, to quickly earn 300,000 Zeni with the Frieza Outfit, which converts to currency on each replay.
Celebrating its 20th anniversary, Monster Hunter Wilds launches in 2025, captivating both fans and newcomers with an immersive open world, diverse weaponry, and strategic gameplay enhanced by dynamic weather and interactive environments.
Despite its dismal D grade from U.S. audiences and underperformance at the box office, “Joker: Folie à Deux” managed to gross $602,000 in France within a week, showcasing an intriguing disconnect between critical reception and audience engagement.