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Essential PS4 Games Every Player Should Try … Updated on this year: We’ve removed a few titles and added new ones like The Outer Worlds. When you …
During PlayStation’s State of Play on Thursday, Spelunky developer Derek Yu revealed more details on Spelunky 2, including a release date: Sept. 15. In the new trailer, Yu talks about bringing new fans into the world of Spelunky while also catering to what older players loved. In Spelunky 2, players can group up online to play together and spread the […]
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Temtem was initially released as an early access game on PC, but in 2021, the monster-collecting MMO will come to consoles, too. Sony’s State of Play event revealed Temtem’s arrival on the PlayStation 5. In our initial assessment of the game, we called it a hardcore experience that would be perfect for Pokémon fans who are looking for a real […]
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During Sony’s latest State of Play livestream, developer Toys for Bob unveiled new gameplay details about Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time. While much of the gameplay looks familiar, as it is traditional Crash Bandicoot platforming fare, Toys for Bob did discuss new information about the game. This includes new game modes, the return of Dingodile as a playable character, […]
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Doom Eternal, which launched in March, and The Elder Scrolls Online will both be released on the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, and publisher Bethesda Softworks says players who already own either on PlayStation 4 or Xbox One will be able to upgrade for free. Moreover, Bethesda committed to delivering free upgrades for any existing titles it brings forward […]
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In Ghost of Tsushima, protagonist Jin’s actions, and how you choose to play the game, will actually influence weather conditions. We don’t just mean when he plays his flute, a mechanic which allows you to switch between sunny, foggy, rainy, and storms whenever you want–there’s a more subtle version at play, too. If you like to sneak around and avoid […]
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When Final Fantasy VII Remake launched in April, it included some DLC that could only be unlocked in the US–and only by players with a penchant for a certain chocolate bar. The game’s somewhat infamous Butterfingers DLC could only be redeemed by purchasing chocolate bars, and fans found that they had to buy a lot of them to get everything. […]
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This year’s Call of Duty sequel will be developed by Treyarch and Raven Software, confirming a report more than a year old that Treyarch’s turn to make the game was being moved up a year. Daniel Alegre, Activision’s chief operating officer, confirmed Treyarch’s role in a quarterly earnings call with investors on Tuesday afternoon. Alegre said Raven and Treyarch would […]
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Overwatch’s annual Summer Games event is here, bringing back Lucioball and introducing a batch of summer-themed skins — including a spectacular ice cream-themed look for Orisa, which can be earned by winning games. Summer Games 2020 will run from Aug. 4 to Aug. 26 in Overwatch. The Lucioball game mode is back, with a few changes. Lucio’s cooldowns are shorter, […]
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EA Sports has announced that NHL 21 will launch in October of this year, which breaks the franchise’s September launch tradition. The upcoming hockey sim is slated to launch on PS4 and Xbox One, and if you already know you’re going to pick it up, NHL 21 pre-orders are available now for multiple editions. While the game has already been […]
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Sony has announced that it’s hosting another State of Play livestream this week, with an emphasis on current hardware. In other words, don’t go into the stream expecting to learn anything new about PlayStation 5. The State of Play starts at 1 p.m. Pacific this Thursday on Sony’s official Twitch and YouTube channels and will run about 40 minutes. Sony says […]
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