Browsing: Updates

The fourth Developer_Direct broadcast is scheduled for January 22, offering an in-depth look at upcoming titles. This event will showcase new gameplay and developer insights for highly anticipated games like Fable, Forza Horizon 6, and Beast of Reincarnation, directly from the studios.

MicroProse recently announced Steel Bounty, a first-person mech simulator. This game offers a colorful visual style, a dynamic campaign where player decisions influence the star system, and deep customization. Players will manage a mercenary company, balancing leadership and combat skills.

A demo for the hand-drawn side-scrolling platformer adventure, The Eternal Life of Goldman, is set to launch for PC via Steam in February. This demo will offer players the initial 90 minutes of gameplay, introducing them to its unique world and challenging mechanics.

Nintendo has announced that Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance is now available on Switch 2 via the Nintendo GameCube – Nintendo Classics app. The game plunges players into the war-torn land of Tellius, where human beorc and half-human laguz are pitted against each other by a sinister force. Players guide mercenary Ike and his soldiers, commanding diverse units and mastering strategy to restore peace, with the challenge of permanent unit loss.

Game publisher Hooded Horse has introduced two new titles, Bosslords and Architect of Ruin, both developed under contracts that explicitly prohibit the use of AI-generated assets. This commitment positions the publisher against the growing trend of AI-generated content in games.

The open-world arcade flight simulation game, The Brew Barons, inspired by Porco Rosso, is now available on PlayStation 5.

These exhilarating forthcoming titles offer an exciting start to the new year.

A new Team Fortress 2 update has been released, reverting a change to the Texan Trickshot taunt and bringing several fixes and improvements to the koth_boardwalk map.

The open-world extraction shooter, SAND: Raiders of Sophie, has received a release window, with PlayStation 5 and PC versions launching in March.

Team Fortress 2 players can now dive into Scream Fortress XVII, featuring five new community maps, a Spectral Stash Case with new cosmetics, fresh taunts, and a host of general game improvements and bug fixes.