Unveiled at Sony's recent State of Play, Tides of Annihilation looks to be serving up action-RPG fundamentals similar to ...

Another State of Play has been and gone, and it served up a whole host of news, updates, release dates, and new announcements ...

Stellar Blade has a PC release on the way, due in June this year with additional content. The sci-fi action game released last year on PS5 and has proven to be a massive success for its developer ...

Chinese developers Eclipse Glow Games have revealed Tides Of Annihilation, a fantasy hack-and-slash set in a "twisted", modern yet Arthurian version of London. It casts you as Gwendolyn, a baby-faced ...

Microsoft’s Game Pass subscription service enters 2025 bigger than ever, after finishing 2024 by adding two massive day-one blockbuster games: Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Indiana Jones and the ...

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Xbox head Phil Spencer is being credited for Ninja Gaiden 4's developer collaboration, which offers great potential for the upcoming hack-and-slash.

The new piano cover collection album includes 10 songs from the NieR series, performed and covered by famous German pianist and composer Benyamin Nuss. The NieR: Piano Journeys cover album costs $ ...

Tails of Iron 2: Whiskers of Winter is an incredible adventure game, one that will challenge you with its engaging combat mechanics, wow you with its incredible art and worldbuilding, and pull on your ...

After its phenomenal launch, many gamers are on the lookout for other games like Stellar Blade that offer a captivating blend of storytelling, action-packed gameplay, and immersive worlds. Developed ...

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Unfortunately, some third-party publishers force you to download games from their own online stores, such as Blizzard’s Battle.net, EA's Origin, Rockstar's Games Launcher, and Ubisoft's Uplay.