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4A Games' post-apocalyptic shooter impresses journalists with audio design, tight balance, and a confident return to the series' roots — launching February 2027.
CD Projekt RED's surprise gamescom announcement gives an 11-year-old RPG a full gameplay overhaul — at no charge for anyone who already owns it.
BioWare veterans at Archetype Entertainment have confirmed their sci-fi RPG launches April 7, 2027 on PS5, Xbox Series, and PC, with Matthew McConaughey along for the ride.
4A Games showed off gunplay, familiar Moscow Metro stations, and a Collector's Edition helmet at Opening Night Live. The game arrives February 2027.
PlaySide Studios showed the RTS in action at Gamescom 2026, with four factions and a release window of early 2027 on PC.
Ubisoft Paris is turning Rainbow Six into a turn-based tactical game, launching in 2027 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC, and Nintendo Switch 2 for $50 flat.
THQ Nordic and Ashborne Games have renamed their medieval economic sim and repositioned it as a remake of the 2002 original — not a follow-up to The Guild 2 or 3.
Metal Gear Solid Master Collection Vol. 2 lands August 27 on every current platform, bringing the long-stranded Guns of the Patriots to PS5, Xbox, PC, and Switch for the first time.
CD Projekt RED and TRIGGER return to Night City with an all-new cast and a standalone story of redemption and revenge.
A free engine upgrade and a paid story expansion land simultaneously on August 20, promising the Zone atmosphere fans have been waiting for.
Konami, Annapurna Interactive, and Screen Burn have released 19 minutes of gameplay for the new Silent Hill, which puts you inside the fog for the first time in a full-length entry.
The studio behind Black Myth: Wukong has revealed its next game in action, swapping staff combat for swords — but there's no release date yet.
The first paid expansion hits 85 on Metacritic versus the base game's 77, restoring faction warfare and turning the Zone back into a place of genuine dread.
Bit Reactor's debut game costs $49.99 on PC and $59.99 on console, with a 40–50 hour single-player campaign and no season pass in sight.
The Kyiv studio ditches slow detective work for Resident Evil-style combat — critics say it mostly pays off, bugs aside.
