The long-awaited Biomutant has officially received a release date for May 25th, 2021, which will bring the game to current-gen consoles while also playable on next-gen platforms. You can also check out the launch editions of the game today. Pre-orders have started as of now.
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With the epic conclusion to The Dark Heart of Skyrim having taken place, adventurers can begin to set their eyes to Oblivion as Bethesda prepares for the official reveal of the next expansion ‘Gates of Oblivion’ for January 26th, 2021, on the official Bethesda channel on Twitch.
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Twenty-two years after the release of Brigandine: The Legend of Forsena, can this sequel shake off that dust? Let’s find out in our review for Brigandine.
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The Phantom Thieves are back with an all-new batch of screenshots showing off the game’s action-filled experience and a brand-new trailer showing off what to expect when the game launches on February 23rd, 2021.
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Set to release on April 1st, 2021, OUTRIDERS seeks to draw PC users with DLSS, RTX, and UI customization features. Here’s what you need to know ahead of the Demo on February 25th, 2021.
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Idea Factory International has officially revealed Neptunia Virtual Stars for a Western release on PC and PlayStation 4 alongside a confirmed release date. Here’s your first look at the upcoming title.
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If you are trying to get ready for another JRPG experience, get ready, NIS America has released the latest gameplay trailer for their upcoming title, Poison Control. Let’s take a look!
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While Bethesda and MachineGames don’t have much to show at this time, they have confirmed a new Indiana Jones game is in development at this time.
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Square Enix and developer People Can Fly have revealed that their upcoming title, Outriders, has been delayed by two months. To remedy the delay, Square and People Can Fly have revealed an upcoming demo for the hotly-anticipated title.
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Visage is everything we had hoped we would have experienced with the canceled horror game, P.T (Silent Hills), and somehow, it lived up to our expectations in many ways, while chilling us to the bone as deeply as it could. Just how does it do it? Let’s take a dive into a review for Visage by developers SadSquare Studio.
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