Any game that does not fit in any other category
Prepare to leap into an action-packed adventure in Bionic Bay, a thrilling old-school platformer from Psychoflow Studio, where teleportation meets strategic gameplay and stunning pixel art, launching April 17, 2025, for PC and PS5.
Josef Farès, the visionary behind It Takes Two’s unforeseen triumph, now steers his focus towards Split Fiction, tapping into China’s burgeoning appetite for diverse gaming experiences beyond traditional mobile or MMO titles.
Get ready to immerse in “La Quimera,” a dystopian sci-fi FPS from Reburn, formerly 4A Games Ukraine, featuring stunning visuals, futuristic weapons, and a unique narrative by acclaimed director Nicolas Winding Refn, set in a fictional Latin American metropolis.
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.
Monster Hunter Wilds’ launch drew an impressive 1.3 million simultaneous players on Steam, rivaling the global success of Monster Hunter World’s 28 million copies sold in 2018, even prompting Pocket Pair studio to schedule a company holiday for their staff to enjoy it.
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 wield divine weapons and forge your own path in MercurySteam’s upcoming action-packed RPG, Blades of Fire, inspired by God of War (2018), releasing May 22nd.
PlayStation fans rejoice as Forza Horizon 5, previously an Xbox and PC exclusive, arrives on PS5 on April 29th, boasting all post-launch content, over 900 vehicles, and two expansions.
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.