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Senior video producer Daryl Gardner has detailed the upcoming schedule for Sea of Thieves, highlighting several events and updates arriving to conclude the month.
Microsoft is internally projecting that its next-generation console, codenamed Project Helix, could cost consumers between $1,200 and $1,800. The company describes the device as a premium, high-end machine comparable to a powerful gaming PC, though these figures may change if Microsoft chooses to subsidize the hardware costs.
Developer Panic Stations has officially unveiled Crack Surgeons, a chaotic surgery-themed game designed for cooperative play. The title supports up to four players working together to navigate the internal systems of patients.
Square Enix has announced a modification to the Final Fantasy XIV Online Store, allowing players to purchase Modern Aesthetics hairstyles individually. Previously, these cosmetic options were only accessible by acquiring full glamour costume sets.
The indie roguelike action RPG Hell Clock has launched a new content update titled the Journey of Miracles. Unlike seasonal models in games like Diablo or Path of Exile, this update provides permanent access to its new features, ensuring players do not experience fear of missing out.
Rebel Wolves has announced update 1.1 for its vampire RPG, The Blood of Dawnwalker. Scheduled for release next week, the patch introduces a unique directional petting mechanic for animals, utilizing the game's existing directional combat system.
The Zenith update for Saros is now available on PlayStation 5, introducing significant content additions and gameplay adjustments. This free update aims to enhance replayability for existing players while providing new options for those seeking greater control over the game's demanding combat encounters.
The free Zenith update for Saros is now live on PlayStation 5, introducing significant content additions and gameplay adjustments. This update aims to provide fresh challenges for returning players while simultaneously improving the game's accessibility.
The free Zenith update for Saros is now live on PlayStation 5, introducing significant content additions aimed at increasing replayability. The update includes a new game plus mode titled Eclipse Layers, alongside a boss-rush mode known as Overlord Rush.
Leaked images from developer portfolios suggest Ubisoft was developing a cancelled open-world title titled Assassin's Creed Destiny. Reportedly set around 206 B.C. during the transition from the Qin to the Han dynasty, the project was allegedly a collaboration between Ubisoft and Tencent.
Don't Nod, the developer behind titles like Life is Strange and Jusant, has officially entered safeguard proceedings. This French legal measure, comparable to Chapter 11 bankruptcy, aims to provide the studio with a 6–18 month observation period to restructure debt and secure its financial future while continuing operations.
Capcom producer Akihito Kadowaki has indicated a personal desire to see remasters of Onimusha 3 and Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams. Following the successful launch of the new title Way of the Sword, which surpassed 1 million sales on its first day, Kadowaki noted that the positive fan reception makes him feel that bringing these older titles to modern platforms would be a great move for the series.